New ethics filings show President Trump executed between $220 million and $750 million in stock and bond trades during early 2026. The reports highlight significant activity in major tech firms and follow recent disclosures regarding the president's lucrative cryptocurrency ventures.
Personal support workers represented by CUPE are rallying at Premier Doug Ford's office on May 19 to challenge the 'fundamentally flawed' regulatory processes of the HSCPOA.
President Trump's visit to China to secure market access was complicated by controversies surrounding Elon Musk's behavior and legal status. Body language analysts noted a shift in Trump's traditional handshake style while interacting with President Xi.
This week, Belfast-born Danny Scott makes history as the first Northern Irish Mayor of Blackpool, while director Jon Favreau prepares for his long-awaited Star Wars directorial debut.
Government emails reveal FBI Director Kash Patel took an exclusive 'VIP snorkel' tour around the USS Arizona memorial in Hawaii, fueling accusations of personal use of government assets amidst an ongoing federal ethics investigation.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has proposed a $350 billion budget that eliminates projected deficits thanks to a surge in AI and stock market revenue. The plan avoids major cuts but faces internal pressure over corporate taxes and public safety funding.
The Senate unanimously passed a resolution to halt lawmaker pay during government shutdowns, while in the UK, a £19.5 million regeneration plan has been authorized to transform Coatbridge.
President Trump and President Xi Jinping have gathered in Beijing for a high-stakes summit aimed at addressing trade, AI, and regional security. The meeting faces criticism over the lack of female representation in delegations and lingering tensions from last year's tariff disputes.
Former death row prisoner Richard Glossip has been granted a $500,000 bond after an Oklahoma judge ruled he can await trial while free. Glossip spent 29 years incarcerated for a 1997 murder case that saw two convictions overturned.
Makerfield MP Josh Simons has resigned to clear a path for Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham to return to Parliament, heightening pressure on Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
A planned two-day paramedic strike in Ireland has been suspended as unions and the HSE enter mediation via the Labour Court. Despite the breakthrough, workers continue a work-to-rule action as negotiations over pay and staffing levels loom.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces an internal revolt after more than 90 Labour MPs called for his resignation following poor local election results. Health Secretary Wes Streeting's resignation has fueled speculation of a leadership contest, though no formal challenger has met the 81-vote threshold required to trigger a vote.
