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A federal judge rejected Ghislaine Maxwell's bid to overturn her sex trafficking conviction, ruling her claims of new evidence were meritless.
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Human Remains Found in Arizona Desert Not Tied to Nancy Guthrie Case
Pima County deputies located human remains 15 miles from Nancy Guthrie's home, but officials confirmed the bones show no connection to her disappearance.
Canadians Risk Losing Up to $1,800 in Unclaimed CRA Payments
Eligible Canadians face a proposed October 30, 2026 deadline to claim retroactive Canada Carbon Rebate payments worth up to $1,800, while millions in Canada Workers Benefit funds remain unclaimed.
Jeremy Williams Executed: US Sees First Triple Execution Since 2010
Three death row inmates in Alabama, Tennessee, and Oklahoma were executed on the same day by lethal injection, marking the first US triple execution in 16 years.
Bryan Kohberger challenges plea as Netflix revisits Idaho murders
Bryan Kohberger is seeking to withdraw his 2025 guilty plea as Netflix releases a victim-focused documentary with newly available police footage. His conviction remains in place, and no confirmed motive has been established.
Secret Service Agent Suspended Over JD Vance Travel Detail Leaks
A Secret Service agent on Vice President JD Vance's security detail was placed on administrative leave following an internal investigation into leaked travel schedules and staff complaints.
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4 Charged After Man Bound With Tape and Left in Manitoba Woods
Four individuals from Killarney-Turtle Mountain have been arrested and charged after a 19-year-old man was bound with electrical tape, beaten with a stick, and abandoned in a wooded area.
Canada parent sponsorship pause today: What families need to know
Canada has paused new applications under the Parents and Grandparents Program until further notice. Existing files will continue moving, while families outside the system may need to consider the super visa.
Why Alberta's iGaming launch changes the betting landscape
Alberta has opened its regulated private iGaming market, bringing new operators, provincial revenue and stronger player-protection rules. Ontario's experience shows why addiction support and advertising oversight will be closely watched.
What happened at Toronto’s Salsa on St. Clair festival?
Two men were killed and five others injured after gunfire erupted at Toronto’s Salsa on St. Clair festival. Police say the shooting was targeted, no arrests have been announced, and the city is reviewing festival safety.
New York Times subpoenas today: Air Force One reporting triggers press freedom fight
Four New York Times reporters have been subpoenaed after coverage of security concerns involving Donald Trump’s new Air Force One, prompting a legal fight over confidential sources and press freedom.
Could you get money from Canada's $8M beef settlement?
Canadians who bought qualifying beef after Jan. 1, 2015, may eventually receive money from a proposed $7.99-million class-action settlement, pending court approval.
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