Sources say the sisters, whose names appear several times in the Epstein files, will not take their seats in the Royal Box at the prestigious horse-racing event.

Nigel Farage has sensationally claimed that Reform UK was robbed of victory by foreign-born voters in last week's Manchester by-election.

More than a month after Toronto's last major snowstorm, some residents are complaining their streets are still so clogged with curbside snowbanks that finding on-street parking remains a problem — not just for residents but local businesses too.

Canada has the technology to share its national art collection online. What it hasn’t clearly decided is how much copyright law should stand in the way.

Conservative Leader Pierre Polievre says Canada should not have an election before it reviews the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) this year — and instead he's reiterating his proposal the Carney government set up an all-party committee on the matter.

Canada's energy minister says the country is poised to become one of the world's biggest suppliers of liquefied natural gas, exporting as much as 100 million tonnes per year.

Approaching midterm elections and a growing battle over the party’s post-Trump identity heighten the political stakes of military action.

The centennial of what became Black History Month offered a microcosm of President Donald Trump’s views on race and progress.

The British singer and songwriter, 26, won Best Artist, Best Album, Best Song and Best Pop Act.

They may look like adults, but President Trump and his court of flatterers think the planet is a toy and are playing with it.

Jeremy Corbyn (left) was seen with his brother Piers (right) alongside supporters of the regime at a rally in Parliament Square on Saturday.

The Aerial Defense Array is currently identifying and intercepting threats, the Israeli Defense Forces press service reported

Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Ali Larijani said that council was founded in accordance with the constitution

The Islamic Republic's state television confirmed the death of Iran’s Supreme leader

Washington will finish it, Pete Hegseth said

Earlier, the IRGC confirmed the death of its commander-in-chief, General Mohammad Pakpour

Russia has 31 billion tons of recoverable oil, enough for over 60 years at current output, Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandr Novak says Read Full Article at RT.com

Former Pentagon analyst Michael Maloof has said US and Israeli strikes on Iran are unlikely to topple Tehran’s government Read Full Article at RT.com

The IRGC says Iranian airstrikes targeted 27 bases hosting US troops in the Middle East, as well as Israeli military facilities in Tel Aviv Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia has donated critical humanitarian aid to Madagascar for cyclone victims Read Full Article at RT.com

A Canada-wide warrant has been issued for a man facing multiple charges related to a pair of shootings and an extortion scheme targeting members of the South Asian community.

Iranian state media has confirmed the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in the joint US-Israeli strikes on the Islamic Republic Read Full Article at RT.com

Samantha Bryan (pictured), 27, said she cried from relief when she discovered the convicted murderer had been attacked in prison - as she thought that meant he was dead.

The attacks on Iran by Israel and the United States have added to global uncertainties, which will in turn affect businesses and global trade, said Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong.SM Lee was speaking at his constituency's Chinese New Year celebration dinner held at Teck Ghee Community Club on Saturday (Feb 28).Pointing to the series of moves made by the Trump administration after the US Supreme Court struck down the US President's sweeping tariffs, SM Lee said: «The world remains very uncertain, and we have no idea what surprises lie in store.»After the US Supreme Court's ruling, US President Donald Trump first invoked another law to impose a 10 per cent global tariff, then, in less than 24 hours, increased tariffs to 15 per cent. 

The family deaths were reported on Iranian state media in the early hours of Sunday morning.

'Inmates Must Have Access To Family'

Around 60 lakh electors in West Bengal have been classified as 'doubtful' and await adjudication by judicial officers, following a Supreme Court directive. These voters, potentially illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, will be excluded from the electoral list until their cases are resolved, creating a race against time before the upcoming assembly elections.

For your prayers to be effective, especially during the midnight battles, you must learn how to pray in tongues. It is very difficult if not impossible, to pray effectively for long hours in the night (which sometimes last for days or months) with plain languages.

QUEENS COUNTY, NY: One thousand backyard poultry farmers across Jamaica are set to benefit from Chicken RE-COOP, a hurricane recovery programme, which was set for launching on March 1, 2026. The initiative comes in response to Hurricane Melissa, which left hundreds of families, particularly single-parent–led households in St. Elizabeth, Westmoreland, St. James, Trelawny, Hanover, Manchester, and St. Ann, without coops, livestock, or their primary source of food and income.

Frustration laced his voice as Andre Dyer, one of Jamaica’s largest onion farmers, bemoaned how the importation of onions is threatening the livelihood of local farmers, even as the traditional Breadbasket Parish of St Elizabeth fights its way back after Hurricane Melissa.

Four months after Hurricane Melissa sent floodwaters surging through sections of Phase 2 of The Estuary in Friendship, St James, several homeowners say they remain burdened with loss, displacement, and uncertainty as they await word on whether they will be allowed to return home. Residents contend that the flooding was exacerbated when a section of roadway collapsed, obstructing a primary drainage channel. Homes were left waterlogged, furniture destroyed, and mould spreading throughout interiors. Several families were forced out and left traumatised.

A man who says he was falsely arrested has claimed in a lawsuit that he contracted a sexually transmitted infection after being assaulted inside a police lockup. The assault, which lasted approximately 30 minutes, happened in 2014 after John Brown* was taken into custody, placed in a cell and ordered by cops to remove his clothes, the lawsuit claimed. He was attacked later that day by two detainees who were placed in his cell by cops, according to the lawsuit seen by The Sunday Gleaner.