Alberta separatists have gone to D.C. offering fresh water and oil in exchange for American support – and Republican operatives have provided tactical assistance inside the province

The referendum, including the nine non-secession questions, is contemptible

Children as young as 3 facing deportation orders without legal representation in immigration court hearings. How can we

The Netherlands is partnering with Australian defense technology company Electro Optic Systems (EOS) to develop a high-energy laser weapon designed to destroy drones and counter large-scale aerial att...

Architects and designers are often left carrying out the orders of developers interested only in maximizing profits. But a new book argues they have a vital role to play in transforming our built envi...

To comply with international human rights law, Amnesty International urges the U.S. government to abolish U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

A new potash project is one step closer to digging in on a new mine in the Sussex, N.B., area.

A global cabal of libertarian and right-wing organizations has fuelled the province’s independence movement.

The Janet Brown Opinion Research Poll for CBC News suggests 41 per cent of respondents would vote for the UCP if an election were held today, while 41 per cent would vote for the NDP.

State regulator’s record fine for DataOne facility in Vineland follows Floodlight investigation with the Guardian

Tennessee officials say they need more high-security facilities for kids who commit crimes. Experts say this approach flies in the face of crime data and research that shows youth prisons are not reha...

Recent polls show that as many as 72% of Canadians believe that a military invasion from the United States is a real possibility.

In a report titled 'We Had Whistles, They Had Guns,' the NGO documents widespread human rights violations committed by ICE in the United States.

Should corporations be able to weaponize your personal data to rip you off?Well, they may already be doing that thanks t

The recent removal of President Donald Trump's pardons from the Department of Justice (DOJ) website has sparked significant backlash, drawing accusations of transparency issues from political commentators and public figures alike. On Tuesday, Democratic strategist Xochitl Hinojosa raised alarms on social media after discovering that a comprehensive list of Trump’s pardons had mysteriously vanished from DOJ’s online resources. She tweeted that “all Trump pardons have been scrubbed” from the site.

Learn more.