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The GOP race is becoming a less-contested one. Yet Republican leaders see enthusiasm for the former president. Others worry whether he can win in November. By Janice Hisle COLUMBIA, S.C.–Former President…

By William Crooks The government was unable to provide an explanation Feb. 6 for the issuance of a VIP invitation to a former Nazi Waffen SS member through the Office of…

By Noé Chartier The first phase of public hearings for Canada’s inquiry into foreign interference has been launched in Ottawa with Commissioner Marie-Josée Hogue saying her goal is for the truth…

 The longtime actor’s attorneys indicated they will fight the charges. By Jack Phillips  Actor Alec Baldwin was indicted by a New Mexico grand jury over the 2021 death of “Rust” cinematographer…

Defying warnings from China’s communist regime, voters in Taiwan chose Lai Ching-te as their next president. Supporters of Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) presidential candidate Ko Wen-je wait for the results…

By Andrew Chen The recent defeat of a defamation lawsuit filed by a former head of a well-known Toronto-area umbrella group of Chinese-Canadian associations serves as a “devastating blow” to Beijing,…

The court noted hostile state actors are increasingly using non-traditional methods to obtain sensitive information in Canada that hurt the country’s interests. By Noé Chartier A broad definition of “espionage”…

By Andrew Chen Hong Kong’s global human freedom ranking has plummeted to 46th place, according to a recent study by the Fraser Institute. The Human Freedom Index 2023 report, conducted in…

By Chandra Philip Dec. 31 presents an opportunity to celebrate the memories made in the past year and hopes for the year ahead. People have been marking the start of a…

Mr. Dong was featured in a photograph during a 2015 visit to China where he was seen wearing the scarf alongside children at a Shanghai public school. By Andrew Chen During…