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A key provision of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act is set to expire Friday unless it is reauthorized by Congress. Section 702 allows for the warrantless surveillance of foreign nationals believed to be outside of the U.S., yet, in practice, it also sweeps up and stores vast amounts of data from people inside the country, including their emails, texts and cellphone data. The FISA provision was enacted in 2008 to legalize George W. Bush’s warrantless wiretapping program that was developed after 9/11. A bipartisan group of senators is opposing the reauthorization of Section 702 due to President Trump’s naming of MAGA loyalist Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence, to replace Tulsi Gabbard, who announced her resignation in May. Pulte has no known background in intelligence. He currently serves as director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, where he has used his position to carry out Trump’s campaign of retribution against his political enemies. “It took this

Trial of former New York City comptroller is ‘another example of the Trump administration’s suppression of political dissent’, lawyer argues

The American Medical Association has sought a working relationship with the health secretary. Members saw moral compromise.

The Alberta separatist referendum gave the Conservative leader an opportunity to demonstrate some courage, reconnect with Canadians and improve his standing among voters. Instead, he decided to blame ...

Plastic pollution is choking the ocean, but sustainable alternatives - including seaweed - remain held back by tariffs, fragmented regulations and the overwhelming market advantage enjoyed by fossil f...

A CBC News investigation found a number of Facebook accounts run by people overseas impersonating real Albertan separatists.

BREAKING: Members of the American Diabetes Association (@amdiabetesassn) were escorted by police out of the convention center in New Orleans during the organization's annual meeting #ADA2026 on Friday as they handed out copies of an editorial criticizing Trump administration changes to U.S. biomedical research.Steven Kahn, MBChB, Aaron Kelly, PhD, past ADA president Desmond Schatz, MD, Justin Ryder, PhD, Irl Hirsch, MD, and at least one other member were handing out printed copies of the editorial outside of a keynote speech given by an NIH official.A video taken by MedPage Today shows Kelly being shoved by an officer wearing a badge of a local Constable's office, with Louisiana State Police following close behind. A plainclothes security agent rips the editorials from Kahn's hands.Kahn is then asked to step outside with the officers and security detail.In a separate video provided to MedPage Today, Kahn and Ryder were shown outside of the convention center talking with police after they were escorted outside. Kelly, who was also outside taking the video, said they were "threatened to be arrested for handing out the editorial."In a text message to MedPage Today, Kahn said he and colleagues subsequently walked to another part of the convention center and "they caught up with us again and told us if we come in again we will be arrested."Read the full story at the link in bio.View all 3,191 comments

Signal is among the most prominent platforms to make such a threat while speaking out against Bill C-22, while VPN providers have also threatened to leave or curtail services.

Workers across the province are either on strike, preparing to strike or escalating co-ordinated bargaining campaigns.

Humanist Canada, the British Columbia Humanist Association (BCHA), and Centre for Inquiry Canada (CFIC) are calling on the federal government to uphold the state’s duty of religious neutrality in resp...

Move comes after Roger Innes complained about the government’s prosecution of Chinese postdocs

For hundreds of years, Khasi and Jaintia people in Meghalaya, India, have woven the roots of Indian rubber trees into structures that help them navigate flooded areas

Plan with Rafael Advanced Defence Systems focuses on using carmaker’s Osnabrück plant to produce parts for air defence

As the U.S. and Israel continue their illegal war on Iran, some unions and labour orgs are speaking out.

Dataset scraped photos of kids from autism websites without consent

The Statistics Canada data, released March 10, shows Canadians are still travelling, just less frequently to the United States.

The real danger of blunt CGT reform is not that investors will suffer – it’s that renters will.

A desert that has swallowed roads and farms for decades just got boxed in by a 3,046-kilometre wall of trees.

In a French criminal trial, conventional DNA analysis couldn’t distinguish between twin brothers, but emerging scientific methods could help in such cases

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Mood among some in Iran shifts from hope of being rescued to dismay at destruction of infrastructure, culture and lives

CBC News heard from 6,000 teachers and other educators across the province with a nuanced view of life in Alberta classrooms. Many worry a staffing crisis is on the horizon and express little hope for...

Support Our Journalism Defence Fund PressProgress is at the centre of what could be one of the biggest, longest and most expensive media trials in recent Canadian history. A former star candidate for ...