Trump pauses some Mexico, Canada tariffs: What’s exempt, and what’s next?

The rise of online gambling in the U.S. has led to a significant increase in problem gambling, with individuals like Kayla, 25, accumulating debts of $40,000 from online games like solitaire. Following a 2018 Supreme Court ruling that legalized sports betting in 38 states, online wagers surged to $121.1 billion in 2023, exacerbating addiction issues, particularly among younger populations. Experts advocate for regulation and protective measures, such as self-imposed limits and consumer tools, to mitigate...

The European Commission has approved a joint venture among BAE Systems (UK), Leonardo (Italy), and the Japan Aircraft Industrial Enhancement Co for the production of a next-generation fighter jet, responding to concerns over reliance on US defense equipment. This initiative, part of the Global Combat Air Programme, aims to have aircraft operational by 2035, enhancing defense capabilities against rising threats from Russia and China. The UK's recent defense plan includes substantial investments in modernization, highlighting...

In Boulder, Colorado, a man named Mohamed Sabry Soliman attacked a demonstration supporting Israeli hostages, using a makeshift flamethrower and shouting “free Palestine,” resulting in eight injuries, with charges including two counts of first-degree murder anticipated. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court is under scrutiny as it begins its ruling season, having already issued significant decisions via a “shadow docket” related to the Trump administration. Additionally, Ukraine claims to have executed a massive drone strike on over...

A Scottish gangster, Ross Monaghan, 43, and his associate Eddie Lyons Jnr were shot dead in a pub in Fuengirola, Spain, during a Champions League final viewing. The gunman first shot Lyons outside the pub before entering and shooting Monaghan at close range. Witnesses reported chaos as bystanders fled, and the assailant escaped on foot before getting into a getaway car; police have yet to make any arrests, and investigations suggest British nationals may be...

A man discovered in a parking lot with drugs, a dangerous prohibited handgun, and an over-capacity magazine has been released due to violations of his Charter rights by two Ottawa police officers, who also lied in court regarding the situation. His defense lawyer has suggested that a system be established to inform officers when such breaches occur. This case highlights significant concerns about police conduct and the integrity of the legal process in relation to...

UN Chief Calls for Investigation into Gaza KillingsUN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has urged an independent investigation into the deaths of at least 31 Palestinians, reportedly killed by Israeli gunfire near a US-backed aid center in Rafah, Gaza. Eyewitnesses described attacks from drones and tanks, while the Israeli military denied firing at civilians and suggested Hamas was spreading false information. Amid ongoing humanitarian concerns and failed ceasefire negotiations, the conflict has resulted in significant casualties on...