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  1. U.S. to photograph Canadian travellers when they enter and exit at all land borders, airports

    People walk past a poster simulating facial recognition software.

    The United States is expanding its facial identification program for travellers, with the goal of collecting images of non-U.S. citizens entering and exiting the country by all modes of transport.

  2. Carney pitches Canada as 'reliable' to ASEAN as Trump threatens more tariffs

    A grey-haired man, wearing a navy suit and tie with a white shirt, sits a table behind a microphone and a wooden nameplate that says "Canada."

  3. Melissa strengthens to Category 3 hurricane, threatens catastrophic flooding in Caribbean

    People abandon a car on an impassable street flooded by rains.

    U.S. forecasters issued a hurricane warning for Jamaica Saturday as Melissa intensified to a major hurricane, threatening catastrophic flooding in the northern Caribbean.

  4. As Trump lavishes money and praise on Argentina, more Americans ask: Why?

    Two men stand in front of U.S. and Argentinian flags.

    President Donald Trump has punished most U.S. trading partners with tariffs and threats, but he has lavished favours on Javier Milei's Argentina, including a $20 billion bailout of its currency. Why has Argentina succeeded in getting such favourable treatment where other countries have failed?

  5. Palestinian man says he wishes he could see family, Gaza after losing eyesight in prison

    A blind man sits next to a woman holding a photo of him before he lost his vision.

    Mahmoud Abu Foul says he was detained by the Israeli military in late December last year, only to be released days ago after losing his eyesight from alleged torture and abuse he endured in his more than nine months in detention.