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Spanish Immigration Policy

500 migrant children in Ceuta, a Spanish territory on the coast of north Africa, will be allowed to relocate to the mainland after the Spanish government reversed its previous policy. According to Spanish law, the state has a duty of care…

Christian Event Blocked

On July 31, Quebec's Superior Court ruled in favor of Harvest Ministries International (HMI), a Christian group based in British Columbia, stating that the state has no right to discriminate against certain citizens from public facilities…

Midterm Election Frustrations

In a recent focus group, voters from the Midwest expressed frustration with the ongoing Iran war, which has now lasted for over 6 months. The war has not only strained relationships with other countries, but it has also had a significant…

Police Chase Involves Electric Bikes

Two teens, still unidentified due to one remaining at large, were charged under the Criminal Code of Canada for their involvement in a police chase through residential neighborhoods in southwest Calgary. The incident occurred early Tuesday…

Trump's Republican Targets

President Donald Trump is being urged to stop targeting fellow Republicans, as they fight to maintain their majority in the Senate ahead of November's elections. Some Senate Republicans, including John Thune, are concerned that Trump's…

ICE Detainee Complaint System Fails

Thousands of people are being held in immigration detention centers with little to no oversight, thanks to a broken grievance system. The system was designed to allow detainees to report problems such as mistreatment, unsanitary…

New York City Power Outage

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Death of a Young Athlete

New South Wales Premier Chris Minns received a note in parliament that said Lily Hooper, an 18-year-old hiker who had been missing since Wednesday, August 12, had been found alive. The note was a welcome distraction from the premier's…

Trans Health Care Debate

The World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) has been involved in a US court case since June, with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and four states - Alaska, Iowa, Nebraska, and Texas - suing them over guidelines on…

Graham's Debate Blunder

Sen. Darline Graham, a Republican, made a debate blunder that could give undecided voters "some pause" in the midterms. The article does not specify what the blunder was, but it implies that it was significant enough to be discussed as a…

Canada Phone Scam Continues

Canadians are continuing to fall victim to a cell phone delivery scam, with over $17 million in reported losses so far this year alone. The scam involves fraudsters impersonating telecom providers, such as Rogers, and convincing victims to…

Transgender Rights in Sports

A pro-trans activist mob disrupted a rally for the "Save Women's Sports" movement outside the Chase Center in San Francisco before a WNBA game between the Golden State Valkyries and the Minnesota Lynx. The rally aimed to support protection…