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Personalized science, or N=1 studies, is empowering people to become citizen scientists and reshape the future of health care. By Sheramy Tsai Harvard medical student Nick Norwitz, who holds a doctorate…

By Michael Zhuang and Shawn Lin 10/22/2024Updated:10/22/2024 News Analysis A wave of targeted killings against provincial and municipal officials has gripped China, with at least six prominent cases occurring in the past three…

By Andrew Chen “Deeply shocked” is how diaspora groups describe their reaction to a report that the governing Liberals may suspend regular meetings of a Commons committee dedicated to studying…

The governor of Pennsylvania said law enforcement should ’take a look at’ Musk’s offer. By Jack Phillips Tesla owner Elon Musk said he would offer $1 million per day to registered…

By Noé Chartier Green Party Leader Elizabeth May urged colleague MPs not to advocate for the release of names of parliamentarians reportedly involved in foreign interference, saying doing so would jeopardize…

By Carolina Avendano Canadians today have less freedom to decide what to buy, where to work, and whether to start a business than they did in the late 1970s, partly due…

By Andrew Chen Conservative MP Michael Chong is accusing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of using his testimony at the foreign interference inquiry to launch a partisan attack against the Tories.…

Strong central bank demand has been a 14-year trend, according to the World Gold Council. By Andrew Moran It is not only consumers rushing to the local Costco and neighborhood metals…

By Matthew Horwood As the House of Commons remains virtually deadlocked over its order for the government to hand over documents related to a green technology foundation, some MPs are commenting…

By Noé Chartier The latest phase of public hearings at the Foreign Interference Commission concluded this week, leaving several stones unturned about specific issues such as a delayed surveillance warrant and…