Canada has released its first nationally accredited training program in medical assistance in dying (MAiD) aimed at licensed physicians and nurse practitioners. By Andrew Chen Updated: September 17, 2023 Canada…
The vaccines were hastily approved through an ‘interim order’ that enabled pharma companies to bypass approved procedures. By Naveen Athrappully Updated: September 17, 2023 COVID-19 vaccines were authorized in Canada…
The promise of pardons or commutations on day one of a second Trump administration drew raucous cheers from Evangelical conference attendees. By Lawrence Wilson and Joseph Lord Former President Donald…
A flurry of reactions—both positive and negative—followed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s acquittal on all impeachment charges in the state Senate. By Tom Ozimek Updated: September 17, 2023 A flurry…
The Texas Senate voted mostly along party lines to acquit Ken Paxton of all articles of impeachment. Two Republicans joined the Democrats to vote against him. By Jana J. Pruet…
By David Krayden Commentary It was the second week of what I am calling the Freedom Trial of Tamara Lich and Chris Barber, two peaceful protesters who came to Ottawa…
By Neil Sharma New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs will not resign, despite festering dissention within the Progressive Conservative Party he helms, and intends to seek another mandate in 13 months,…
By Isaac Teo Updated: September 16, 2023 Over a hundred thousand residents in Nova Scotia are without power as post-tropical cyclone Lee barreled toward the Maritimes, with Environment Canada warning…
A U.S. House panel on China asked the Treasury to clarify whether it would endorse U.S. taxpayer funding to Chinese green energy companies. By Terri Wu A U.S. House panel…
A New York appeals court judge halted the scheduled Oct. 2 trial in New York Attorney General Letitia James’ fraud lawsuit. By Jack Phillips A New York appeals court judge…