Sailors rescued after orca pod rams into yacht off Spain’s coastKatie Scott
Rescuers noted that such incidents are ‘uncommon’ so far north in the Atlantic.
Rubio opens investigation into Harvard’s use of international visas, citing national security
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced Wednesday that the Trump administration has opened an investigation into Harvard University’s use of international visas. The investigation will determine Harvard University’s continued eligibility…
Billy Joel surprises NYC pedicab driver playing his iconic Manhattan anthem
Billy Joel left a New York City pedicab driver shocked after the singer stopped on the street. The pedicab driver, who had two female passengers at the time, was playing…
WATCH: Lawmaker shares personal experience as Congress weighs organ donation reforms
House Energy and Commerce Chairman Rep. Brett Guthrie, R-Ky., spoke to Fox News Digital on Tuesday about how his personal experience with organ transplantation has shaped his view of the…
How a man missing for 37 years led to days of cars being pulled from Quebec riverKevin Nielsen
It’s been several days of pulling cars from the Mille-Îles river north of Montreal, after bones of what could be a missing Quebec man were found in his submerged vehicle.…
8 children hospitalized in Massachusetts after suffering ‘seizure-like symptoms’ at church, officials say
Eight children were hospitalized in Massachusetts after suddenly falling ill with “seizure-like symptoms” at a church outside Boston, officials said. The incident unfolded last night at St. Paul’s Parish in…
Columbia Univ. Punishes Nearly 80 Students for Disruptive Anti-Israel Protests
Columbia University is taking action to punish nearly 80 students involved in disruptive, anti-Israel protests. The disciplinary actions reportedly include suspensions, expulsions, and even revoking some degrees. CBNNews.com
Air India crash victim’s son says he received wrong remains
India’s foreign ministry said all remains were treated with dignity. BBC News
3 miners trapped underground at B.C.’s Red Chris copper and gold mineAmy Judd
Eby, speaking at the premier’s meeting in Huntsville, Ont., said the incident happened earlier on Tuesday at the mine in northwestern B.C.
NYC man charged for allegedly placing homemade bombs on subway, rooftopsSean Boynton
Michael Gann, 55, was arrested in early June with another explosive device on his person and before he caused any harm with the devices he allegedly placed around Manhattan. …
Trump admin official to meet with Israel, Qatar amid push for Gaza ceasefire
Special Envoy Steve Witkoff is expected to meet with Israeli and Qatari officials in Rome on Thursday as the U.S. pushes for a ceasefire deal in Gaza. Hamas and Israel…
Backlash grows after Zelensky strips anti-corruption bodies of independence
Protests gather pace in Ukrainian cities as some of Kyiv’s closest allies sound alarm bells. BBC News
Flowers, beer bottles and an orchestra – fans pay respects to Ozzy
Makeshift shrines in the star’s home city have pint glasses and whisky bottles among the flowers and candles. BBC News
Ontario children hospitalized after consuming cannabis edibles in Sagamok First NationPrisha Dev
Two children under the age of five were hospitalized after consuming cannabis edibles in Sagamok First Nation. A 45-year-old man now faces charges of criminal negligence.
Obama refutes Trump’s ‘treason’ claim in rare response to the U.S. presidentRachel Goodman
Donald Trump has attacked Barack Obama in the past. Still, the U.S. president, since assuming office in January, has not gone so far as to accuse him of committing a…
Man charged in University of Idaho killings faces families at sentencingGlobalnews Digital
Kohberger, 30, is expected to be sentenced to life in prison for murdering Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, Kaylee Goncalves and Ethan Chapin in the rural college town of Moscow. …
Nova Scotia must double housing starts to restore pre-COVID affordability: reportGlobalnews Digital
An economist with Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, says Nova Scotia should aim to hit 12,540 housing starts a year.
Alberta pays out $143 million to mining company over coal policy reversalGlobalnews Digital
The Alberta government will pay $143 million to settle a lawsuit launched by one of the mining companies suing the province over it’s abrupt change its coal mining policy. …
Passenger, 20, killed in crash between trucks on Manitoba highwaySam Thompson
The passenger in a water truck that was involved in a crash with a gravel truck Tuesday morning is dead, Manitoba RCMP say.