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FBI and Postal Inspectors Launch Investigation After Suspicious Powder-Laced Letters Target U.S. Election Offices Nationwide

Federal authorities in the United States are investigating a coordinated wave of letters containing suspicious white powdery substances, mailed to election offices and congressional...

Parti Québécois MNAs Sworn In as Paul St-Pierre Plamondon Prepares to Lead Minority Government

A Historic Swearing-In at the National Assembly Fifty-nine Parti Québécois members of the National Assembly were sworn in at Quebec City on Wednesday, marking a...

When the Diagnosis Comes Before the Symptoms: A Psychiatrist’s Warning About Social Media and Mental Health

Something strange was happening in a German clinic. And it pointed to a much larger problem. In the spring of 2019, psychiatrist Kirsten Müller-Vahl began...

Michigan Senate Race Turns on Trump’s Trade War with Canada

A single debate in Michigan may not decide a Senate race — but Thursday's exchange between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed made...

Worker Killed as Canopy Collapses at Fairmont Winnipeg Renovation Site

A Fatal Collapse Downtown A construction worker is dead after a canopy collapsed at the Fairmont Winnipeg hotel work site on Thursday afternoon. The worker,...

Danu Robotics Is Rethinking the Economics of Recycling, One Robot at a Time

The recycling bins were meticulously labelled, colour-coded, and positioned throughout the office with the kind of careful intention that signals a company taking its...

A Rare Bipartisan Moment: U.S. Lawmakers Unite Behind Early Alzheimer’s Detection Bill

In a political climate defined by gridlock and partisan trench warfare, a piece of American healthcare legislation is quietly gathering remarkable cross-aisle momentum. The...

The “Made in Europe” Agenda: How the EU Is Reshaping Its Industrial Future

Europe has long staked its prosperity on open, cross-border trade — a model that served the continent well through decades of relative geopolitical stability....