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Facebook's latest crackdown on fake an inauthentic accounts targeted networks in the US, Brazil and elsewhere

Facebook Takes Down 100 Accounts Linked To Trump Ally Roger Stone, One Of Four Networks Eliminated

The accounts posed as Florida residents but actually were linked to a hate group.

Canada PM Justin Trudeau Says His Country Has Responded To COVID-19 Better Than US

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, pictured January 9, 2020, in Ottawa, called on Beijing to send home the pair

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday said Canada has done a better job of containing the virus and has expressed concerns about the surging number of cases south of the border.

Scientists Warn Of Potential Wave Of Brain-Related Issues Linked To COVID-19

scientists warn about a likely huge wave of brain damage resulting from coronavirus infections

Researchers from the University College London found evidence that showed COVID-19 can cause delirium, inflammation of the brain, and, in worst cases, psychosis.

The US trip will be Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's first official visit on foreign soil

Mexican President To Talk Trade With Trump As Virus Rages

Mexican president to talk trade with Trump as virus rages

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Decapitated Sea Lions Turning Up In Canada Baffles Experts

Experts and local authorities are baffled by the sudden appearance of headless sea lions on the shores of Canada’s Vancouver Island. However, for a marine zoologist, photos of the dead animals reveal a pattern in their injuries.

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement said foreign students will not be allowed to remain in the US this fall if all of their classes are moved online

US Says Foreign Students Whose Classes Move Online Cannot Stay

The United States said Monday it would not allow foreign students to remain in the country if all of their classes are moved online in the fall because of the coronavirus crisis.

A streetcar is seen in traffic in Toronto, Canada's largest city

Skilled Tech Workers Shut Out Of US By Trump’s Visa Order May Find Open Arms In Canada

Canada has a streamlined, rapid immigration processing system

The killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in his country's consulate in Istanbul, sparked widespread outrage

Russians, Saudis, Top UK 'Independent' Sanctions List For Rights Violators

Russians, Saudis, top UK 'independent' sanctions list for rights violators

Cat Food Recall: What To Know About The Recalled Natural Balance Products

The company reports that a specific compound imbalance has led to numerous pets getting sick.

A man cycles past a closed Apple store in Beijing on February 8

Why Did Microsoft’s Retail Stores Die As Apple Stores Thrived?

Microsoft’s 11-year retail push quietly fizzles out.

Construction Begins In Canada On Keystone XL Despite Continued Opposition

The pipeline is to run from Alberta province to TC Energy's Steele City, Nebraska, facilities.

Hong Kong protesters rally against a sweeping new national security law that has prompted some Western nations to offer those from the city refuge

China Crackdown Sparks Western Offers Of Asylum For Hong Kongers

China crackdown sparks Western offers of asylum for Hong Kongers

The white-throated sparrow of North America, whose singing preferences are the subject of a new study

Going Viral: Why Canadian Sparrows Have Changed Their Tune

Going viral: Why Canadian sparrows have changed their tune

Canada's overall trade deficit dropped significantly in May 2020, but the deficit with the United States, its main trading partner, more than doubled

Canada Trade Deficit Shrinks As Exports Rebound

Canada trade deficit shrinks as exports rebound

Botswana is home to some 130,000 elephants

Botswana Reports Mysterious Deaths Of Hundreds Of Elephants

Botswana reports mysterious deaths of hundreds of elephants

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo defnds the administration's stance on Russia at a news conference

Trump Official on China's Hong Kong Security Law: 'Communist Party Fears Its Own People'

Over 300 people were arrested from among the thousands protesting the law in Hong Kong on Wednesday.

Movers carry Sheila Dassin's belongings into her new abode on July 1 in the Montreal suburb of Laval

Coronavirus Complicates Quebec Moving Season

Coronavirus complicates Quebec moving season

The USMCA trade agreement is coming into effect even as the United States's borders with Canada and Mexico remain partially closed

N American Trade Pact Takes Effect In Pandemic-ravaged World

N American trade pact takes effect in pandemic-ravaged world

Former Canadian prime minister Brian Mulroney, seen here at George Bush's funeral in 2018, said his country needed to revise its ties with China

Ex-Canada PM Mulroney Calls For Revised Relations With China

Ex-Canada PM Mulroney calls for revised relations with China

Australia Recruits 500 Cyber Spies Amid Growing Tension With China

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced the hiring of 500 cyber spies to counter malicious cyber activity that is threatening the nation’s economy, security, and sovereignty.

The warning illustrates Western governments' heightened concern for citizens under Hong Kong's new law

Canada Warns Citizens New HK Law Poses Risk Of 'Arbitrary Detention'

Canada warns citizens new HK law poses risk of 'arbitrary detention'

Critics and western governments fear Hong Kong's security law will stifle freedoms in the semi-autonomous city

Hong Kong Marks Handover Anniversary With New Security Law Arrests

Hong Kong marks handover anniversary with new security law arrests

Donald Trump, Queen Elizabeth Talk Over The Phone Ahead Of Independence Day: Twitter Reacts

Donald Trump and Queen Elizabeth II talked over the phone ahead of the Fourth of July holiday and Twitter users made some funny speculations about their conversation.

Serenity smart eyeglasses from France-based startup Ellcie Healthy are displayed at the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show

Google Purchases Augmented Reality Smart Glasses Maker North

While details have not been released, Google is believed to have purchased the company for around $200 million which has been called a "firesale" price.

With US Coronavirus Cases Surging, EU Bans American Travelers

The EU will lift restrictions on visitors coming from nations such as Algeria, Canada and New Zealand, but U.S. visitors will be excluded from traveling to the bloc in the near term.