Foreign criminals should expect to be deported, minister says
Human rights law too often “protects those who break the rules”, the justice secretary says. BBC News
US Supreme Court upholds Tennessee ban on gender transition care for minors
The justices rejected the argument that restrictions in a Tennessee law amounted to discrimination. BBC News
Japan’s Nippon rescues US Steel in controversial takeover
Nippon agreed to give a “golden share” to the US government to win approval of the takeover. BBC News
DAVID MARCUS: Trump’s base trusts him to play strong hand in Iran
Of all the ways to try to influence President Donald Trump, the absolute worst is to threaten him. And yet, there is a segment of MAGA world podcasters and influencers…
Man jailed after sending threatening messages to deputy NI first minister
The Democratic Unionist Party politician was so scared that she considered moving from her home. BBC News
Orioles minor leaguer dies following jet ski crash in Florida
Baltimore Orioles minor league infielder Luis Guevara has died, the team announced in a statement late Tuesday. He was 19. Guevara was a victim in a jet ski crash in…
US moves 30 jets as Iran attack speculation grows
At least 30 US military planes have moved from bases in America to Europe, flight tracking data shows. BBC News
Saskatchewan’s hometown heroes return from wildfire dutyMackenzie Mazankowski
As wildfires ravaged northern Saskatchewan, firefighters from smaller communities like Warman and Dalmeny answered the call for help.
Quebec corruption police raiding offices of auto insurance boardGlobalnews Digital
The auto board has been mired in a scandal for nearly two years over the botched rollout of its new online platform which cost $500 million more than expected. …
HS2 line to be delayed again with no new date given
The Transport Secretary is expected to say there’s “no reasonable way to deliver” the line on time. BBC News
Trump weighs striking Iranian nuclear facilities: ‘I may do it, I may not do it’
President Donald Trump said it’s up in the air whether he will sign off on military strikes targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities — comments that come as his administration weighs U.S.…
Obama swipes at affluent liberals during rare public remarks, says ‘all of us are going to be tested’
Former President Barack Obama took aim at affluent liberals on Tuesday, saying they would be “tested in some way,” unlike during his presidency, warning the crowd they would have to…
McDavid calls Panthers ‘heck of a team’ after they beat Oilers in 2nd-straight Stanley Cup finalGlobalnews Digital
Connor McDavid spoke about Edmonton’s resolve in a challenging campaign that ended with a familiar feeling.
Teenage England debut came too soon – Hill
Premiership-winning flanker Ted Hill says he is “a completely different player and different person” compared to when he made his England debut as a teenager. BBC News
Anne Burrell, chef and TV personality, dead at 55Katie Scott
Police were called to Anne Burrell’s address and found an unresponsive woman.
OpenAI boss says rivals Meta offering $100m for staff to jump ship
Sam Altman said so far none of his “best people” had jumped ship to his big tech rival. BBC News
Scotland to recover winter fuel payment from better-off pensioners
Only pensioners with an income of less than £35,000 will qualify for the payment from this winter. BBC News
Tyler Perry accused of sexual assault, harassment by actor who worked on his TV series The Oval
An actor who worked on the Tyler Perry-created TV drama The Oval has filed a lawsuit alleging Perry leveraged his industry power to repeatedly sexually assault and harass him while…
India, Iran using crime groups to target opponents in Canada, CSIS report saysStewart Bell
Foreign regimes are hiring underworld syndicates to carry out for ‘transnational repression,’ Canada’s intelligence service said in its annual report to Parliament.