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The package ‘will provide more air defense interceptors, anti-tank weapons, and other critical munitions,’ Mr. Austin said. By Jack Phillips Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said on July 2 that the…

By Andrew Chen Canada’s national pension fund has invested roughly $600 million in China’s electric vehicle (EV) sector, amid accusations from cabinet of unfair trade practices. The government is now…

By Noé Chartier Swedish electric vehicle battery maker Northvolt is conducting a strategic review of its recent expansion moves, but says construction of its Québec plant will continue as planned.…

By Conrad Black  Commentary July 1 has come again and naturally raises thoughts, however cursorily, of what Canada has been in the 157 years since Confederation was launched on July…

By Matthew Horwood OTTAWA—As Canada Day celebrations kicked off in Ottawa, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland called for Canadians to “set aside our national modesty” and recognize the country as…

Presidents enjoy immunity from prosecution for official acts, the majority ruled. By Sam Dorman The Supreme Court ruled 6–3 that presidents enjoy immunity from criminal prosecution for official, but not…

By Isaac Teo WestJet says the ongoing strike by the mechanics union is forcing it to cancel more flights, which will disrupt the travel plans of tens of thousands of…

Preliminary projections indicate that French President Emmanuel Macron’s party is expected to come third, with around 20.3 percent of the vote. By Joseph Lord The right-wing National Rally party is…

A study found that a significant number of older Americans continue to use small doses of aspirin despite recommendations to the contrary. By Jack Phillips, Breaking News Reporter A new…

Prosecutors laid charges under an evidence-tampering provision of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act aimed at curbing wrongdoing on Wall Street. By Matthew Vadum  The Supreme Court ruled 6–3 on June 28 in…