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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says ‘we have to draw a line in the sand now’ after fatal shooting by federal agents in Minnesota

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says ‘we have to draw a line in the sand now’ after fatal shooting by federal agents in Minnesota

“What we are seeing here is a momentous pivotal moment for the United States, and I cannot underscore enough how precipitous this moment is.”

January 25, 2026

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez often praises the financial and social benefits that immigrants bring to the country.

In a continent cracking down on immigration and berated by Trump’s warnings of ‘civilizational erasure,’ Spain embraces migrants

By Suman Naishadham and The Associated Press

A combine harvester during a soybean harvest on a farm near Gregory, Arkansas, US, on Friday, Oct. 24, 2025. Soybean futures edged higher after US President Donald Trump expressed optimism on striking a deal with China, fueling hopes that the world’s largest buyer of the oilseed might soon resume purchases of US supplies. Photographer: Rory Doyle/Bloomberg via Getty Images

More financially distressed farmers are expected to lose their property soon as loan repayments and incomes continue to falter

A U.S. soldier keeps watch during a patrol in Syria’s northeastern city Qamishli, in the Hasakeh province, mostly controlled by Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), on January 9, 2025. Turkey has long been rankled by United States support for the Kurdish-led SDF in northern Syria. Ankara sees the main component of the SDF, the People’s Protection Units (YPG), as an extension of its outlawed domestic foe the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK). But Washington has long seen the SDF — which spearheaded the fight that defeated Islamic State group jihadists in 2019 — as crucial to preventing a jihadist resurgence in the area. (Photo by Delil SOULEIMAN / AFP) (Photo by DELIL SOULEIMAN/AFP via Getty Images)

Trump pledges retaliation after 3 Americans are killed in Syria attack that the U.S. blames on the Islamic State group

By Samar Kassabali, Bassem Mroue, and others

A Christmas tree outside the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, US, on Monday, Dec. 8, 2025. Stocks churned at the start of a week in which investors will search for clues on next year’s interest-rate path as they look beyond an all-but-certain cut at the Federal Reserve’s final meeting of 2025. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg via Getty Images

There have been head fakes before, but this time may be different as the latest stock rotation out of AI is just getting started, analysts say

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Mexican troops

The Americans kidnapped by a cartel were found in days but over 112,000 Mexicans have been missing for years

By Mark Stevenson and The Associated Press

March 8, 2023

Mexico troops

4 Americans were kidnapped by heavily armed men in Mexico near the Texas border. Here’s what we know so far.

By Alfredo Pena, Matthew Barakat and The Associated Press

March 7, 2023

Mexico is set to be the big winner of the EV revolution—but it has a key challenge to overcome first

Mexico is set to be the big winner of the EV revolution—but it has a key challenge to overcome first

March 3, 2023

America is sending Ukraine $400 million in military aid including armored vehicles and ammunition as the Russian invasion drags on

America is sending Ukraine $400 million in military aid including armored vehicles and ammunition as the Russian invasion drags on

By Tara Copp and The Associated Press

March 3, 2023

Two UAE passports on a wooden surface.

These are the most powerful passports to hold in 2023—with U.S. ranked below Romania, Canada and Malaysia

By Chloe Taylor

March 3, 2023

Elon Musk

Musk and AMLO’s Mexican meeting of the minds: Tesla will build a new plant in Monterrey

By Carolina Gonzalez, Maya Averbuch and Bloomberg

February 28, 2023

America just dropped new sanctions on Russia on the 1-year anniversary of the Ukraine invasion: ‘We will stand with Ukraine for as long as it takes’

America just dropped new sanctions on Russia on the 1-year anniversary of the Ukraine invasion: ‘We will stand with Ukraine for as long as it takes’

By Fatima Hussein and The Associated Press

February 24, 2023

U.S. jury convicts ex-Mexico cabinet member of helping El Chapo and pocketing millions in drug cartel bribes

U.S. jury convicts ex-Mexico cabinet member of helping El Chapo and pocketing millions in drug cartel bribes

By Jennifer Peltz, Bobby Caina Calvan and The Associated Press

February 21, 2023

Justin Trudeau

Canada is looking for ‘the object’ it shot down but it’s in a huge area in the frozen Yukon

By Brian Platt and Bloomberg

February 13, 2023

Stealing apple in food store

Food professor earning $221,000-a-year embroiled in debate over inflation crisis after he slams grocery shoplifters

By Alice Hearing

January 16, 2023

Hong Kong departures

The whole world is watching to see if any new COVID variant comes out of China

By Madison Muller and Bloomberg

January 1, 2023

‘The so-called golden era is over’: The U.K.’s prime minister sounds the alarm over China and says the country ‘poses a systemic challenge to our values and interests’

‘The so-called golden era is over’: The U.K.’s prime minister sounds the alarm over China and says the country ‘poses a systemic challenge to our values and interests’

By Prarthana Prakash

November 29, 2022

Ontario Premier Doug Ford

Canadian bill would fine school workers $2,900 each day they strike after they turned down a 2.5% raise amid 7% inflation

By Alice Hearing

November 4, 2022

Shot of a worker assembling a vehicle component at a car manufacturing plant in Mexico

China’s loss is Mexico’s gain: Bank of America says a transformed global supply chain means nearshoring investment in the country is a ‘lifetime opportunity’

By Tristan Bove

November 2, 2022

Marijuana

UberEats is now delivering weed to your door—but only in Toronto

By Sophie Mellor

October 17, 2022

Germany can’t hoard any more natural gas, and that may be good news for global energy prices

Germany can’t hoard any more natural gas, and that may be good news for global energy prices

By Christiaan Hetzner

October 13, 2022

Ukraine after Russian airstrike

NATO countries are sending a trove of weapons to Ukraine after Zelensky’s requested air cover. Here’s what each country is sending over

By Sophie Mellor

October 13, 2022

A housing crash in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand? It sure looks like it

A housing crash in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand? It sure looks like it

By Lance Lambert

September 7, 2022

A cyclist bikes past a vehicle and house during a snowstorm in Toronto, Ontario, on January 18, 2022.

Toronto home prices crashed 16% in the past 5 months, and the ‘historic correction’ isn’t close to done yet

September 2, 2022

What is monkeypox? The symptoms—and who should be worried—according to experts

What is monkeypox? The symptoms—and who should be worried—according to experts

By Erin Prater and Chloe Taylor

May 19, 2022

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Canada’s Trudeau in Ukraine to offer support

By The Associated Press

May 8, 2022

Revelers cheer with 1-liter-mugs of beer during the opening weekend of the 2019 Oktoberfest.

The first Oktoberfest since COVID could bring Munich over $1 billion. So why isn‘t its mayor happy?

By Christiaan Hetzner

April 29, 2022

The Vancouver House building stands under construction in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Canada has a plan to curb soaring house prices: ban foreigners from buying homes

By Brian Platt, Ari Altstedter and Bloomberg

April 7, 2022

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong

Tweets from Kraken and Coinbase CEOs criticizing Trudeau’s emergency powers reportedly sent to Canadian police

By Stephen Wicary, Joanna Ossinger and Bloomberg

February 23, 2022

Deutsche Boerse Weighs Offering Bitcoin Futures

Cryptocurrency Miners Are Using So Much Energy That Quebec’s Government Had to Crack Down

June 8, 2018

Canadian flag and the Toronto skyline. The flags waves from

Canada Pours Cold Water on ‘Initial Coin Offerings’

By Jeff John Roberts

August 28, 2017

Pumping trouble

Pumping trouble

February 3, 2003

Trouble for California winemakers

Trouble for California winemakers

By Gilbert T. Sewall

April 18, 1983

The machine and the farm

The machine and the farm

October 1, 1948

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