Doctors say strict COVID-19 measures are urgently needed in Saskatchewan, where new modelling paints a dire picture of the crisis unfolding in hospitals.

This week in Africa, supporters of Sudan's transitional government

President Joe Biden and CNN's Anderson Cooper discuss Sen. Kyrsten Sinema's stance on issues around the President's plan.

Sean Hannity explains why Joe Biden is 'not fit to serve' as president in his opening monologue.

Human remains found in a Florida wilderness area have been identified through dental records as belonging to Brian Laundrie, the fiance of murdered blogger Gabby Petito, the FBI...

The skeleton of "Big John," the largest triceratops uncovered by paleontologists, has been sold at auction for $7.74 million by an American collector.

A new report from the organization Human Rights First found thousands of migrants and asylum seekers expelled to Mexico by the U.S.

Highlights of this day in history: A Cold War crisis over Cuba leads to brink of nuclear war; Shah of Iran allowed into U.S.

Thursday on the NewsHour, the house votes to cite Trump ally Steve Bannon with contempt for defying a congressional subpoena.

Brian Bourke, chief growth officer at Seko Logistics, says 24/7 operations at the Port of Los Angeles won't alleviate supply chain pressures.

Mark Zuckerberg wants you to take the social media version of the red pill and head into the Facebook Metaverse.

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Former UK prime minister and global ambassador for the World Health Organisation Gordon Brown tells Newsnight spare vaccines should be immediately airlifted by the military to p...

Jonathan Samuels takes a look at Friday's headlines, with broadcaster Steve Richards, and former government special adviser Salma Shah.

Netflix employees in the US city of Los Angeles walked off the job on Wednesday in protest over a new Dave Chappelle comedy special.

Every month in the United States, an estimated 57 women are shot and killed by their intimate partner.

Can you do a 'Brussels fudge' on this one? European Union summits are renowned for the ingenious ways devised to blur the lines and horse trade on hot button issues.

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For more than a century, Indigenous children in Canada were forced to attend residential schools, where many endured abuse.

The prime minister says in an interview in Northern Ireland that there is no need to change the government approach to Covid, as the rising case numbers are 'within the paramete...