Immigration lawyers suggest that Canadians should travel to the US with burner phones and not their actual phones because US customs officials can look through their mobile phones, check social media comments and download all data. The concept of privacy is completely different in the United States now, lawyer Heather Segal told CBC News.

A federal judge has dismissed the corruption case against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, ruling out any possibility of reindictment. The decision eliminates allegations of political interference, with Judge Dale Ho emphasizing that Adams' political freedoms should not be compromised by prosecution threats.

Tesla experienced a 13% decline in sales in the first quarter of 2025, with global deliveries dropping to 336,681 units. The decrease is due to an aging vehicle line-up, growing competition, and backlash from CEO Elon Musk's political stance. Incentives offered were insufficient to meet analysts' expectations of 408,000 deliveries.

REAL ID: The upcoming May 7 deadline requires all US travelers to have a REAL ID-compliant license or identification to board domestic flights. If a flyer does not have a REAl ID-compliant identity card, then he or she will have to show a passport for even domestic flying. After the 9/11 attacks, the REAL ID Act of 2005 was passed by Congress to set ...

Elon Musks involvement in this race was far from incidental. As a key figure in President Donald Trumps administration and leader of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), Musk has become increasingly active in shaping political outcomes. DOGE has drawn significant attention for its aggressive cost-cutting measures across federal agencies, making ...

A norovirus outbreak impacted over 230 passengers and crew on the Queen Mary 2 luxury cruise from England to the Caribbean. The ship swiftly implemented isolation and sanitation measures, resulting in a reduction of reported cases. Norovirus, common in enclosed spaces, causes gastrointestinal issues but typically resolves within days.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has unexpectedly swapped roles of Politburo members Li Ganjie and Shi Taifeng. This significant move, seen as part of Xis strategy to consolidate power ahead of the 2027 party congress, puts Li in charge of the United Front Work Department and Shi the Organisation Department, signaling Xis ongoing drive to eliminate rivals and ...

Israel's renewed bombardment has forced tens of thousands of Palestinians to flee their homes again, exacerbating the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza. With scarce supplies and shelters, many are struggling to find necessities. Exhaustion and desperation are widespread as people face repeated displacements amid ongoing conflict.

The UK has introduced an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) permit for European visitors, priced at 10, rising to 16 from April 9. The ETA aims to enhance security and expedite entry procedures with background checks and faster border crossings. Valid for two years, the system initially applies to approximately 30 countries, excluding Ireland.

A woman in Perth reported feeling shocked and disrespected when her doctor used ChatGPT to analyze her test results, calling it unprofessional. The incident has been reported to regulatory authorities, prompting debate over the use of AI tools in healthcare.

China's military conducted 'live-fire' drills, targeting key ports and energy sites as part of exercises around Taiwan, which Beijing claims as its territory. Washington condemned these manoeuvres as intimidation tactics. The drills follow heightened tensions between China and Taiwan, and Beijing's aggressive military activities have raised regional ...

An experimental drug by Eli Lilly, called lepodisiran, has shown promising results in lowering Lp(a) levels, a particle linked to heart attack and stroke risk, by 94% with just one injection. While more studies are needed to confirm its effectiveness, this breakthrough could be significant for those with elevated Lp(a) levels, as existing treatments are ...

Bangladesh has strongly refuted a New York Times report claiming a rise in Islamist extremism. Chief adviser Muhammad Yunus's press secretary criticized the report for oversimplifying the country's political and social dynamics, emphasizing the significant progress made over the past year while recognizing the presence of hardliners.

Nepal's ruling coalition demands the arrest of former king Gyanendra Shah following deadly violence in a pro-monarchy protest. PM K P Sharma Oli accuses Shah of inciting unrest, while multiple political parties vow to protect the federal democratic system against royalist attempts.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio humorously suggested Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard was 'probably spying somewhere' after she missed an event. This comes amid a Senate Intelligence Committee's review of a 'Signalgate' scandal involving Gabbard and discussions about war plans on an encrypted app.

A box truck crashed into a building in Boston's Chinatown, injuring six people. The incident, deemed a tragic accident, is under investigation. The driver, among those critically injured, was extricated using specialized tools. Significant structural damage occurred, prompting city inspectors to assess building stability.

The US federal government has paused $27.5 million in family planning grants pending an investigation into compliance with legal requirements. This decision affects services such as contraception and cancer screenings, notably impacting low-income communities. Planned Parenthood and other organizations criticize the funding freeze, arguing it limits access ...

The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced a reorganization, laying off 10,000 employees, including key NIH and FDA staff. Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr stated the changes aim to streamline operations. Critics argue the restructuring jeopardizes public health programs and could worsen public health threats.

US Vice President JD Vance has come under scrutiny for falsely claiming Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a deported Maryland father, was a convicted MS-13 gang member. Court documents revealed the deportation resulted from an administrative error, leading to widespread criticism and demands for accountability.