Author: News Desk

Chinese hackers, identified as TA419, have targeted US policy experts by impersonating prominent figures, including Lynne Edwards Parker. A report from Proofpoint revealed their tactics involved deceptive emails to lure victims into providing credentials through fake login pages. The campaign began in April 2025.

Artificial intelligence stocks are providing support for the U.S. market on Thursday, despite ongoing pressures from the bond market that are impacting financial sectors. The resilience in AI stocks is contributing to a steadier market performance amidst these challenges.

A Maidstone resident, Karen Richardson, discovered a rat infestation in her home after finding large holes in loaves of bread. Despite previous complaints about a debris-strewn alleyway behind her property, Golding Homes has stated that the majority of clearance work has been completed and is assessing further methods to address the remaining waste.

The upcoming match in Japan will highlight the historic rivalry in field hockey, with live text commentary, score updates, and photos available for followers. Fans can track the build-up and engage with detailed coverage throughout the event.

Edmonton’s oldest historic site hosted commemorative events for Canada’s Indigenous population on the sixth annual National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, reinforcing its role in preserving and recognising Indigenous history.

U.S. forces have completed their long-awaited withdrawal from Iraq, ending two decades of military presence that left hundreds of thousands dead and divided Iraqi opinion. Iraqis marked the departure with celebration but also deep anxiety about future security, as experts warn the exit could create a power vacuum. Iran-backed militias and ISIS remain active in the region, with recent incidents highlighting ongoing instability. Meanwhile, the U.S. military has announced internal shake-ups, cutting senior leadership posts by 20%. Across the world, Spain’s government moves to freeze evictions after an elderly woman’s case sparks mass protests, and Myanmar reels from a deadly airstrike. See today’s full World Briefing for the developments shaping global headlines.

Hundreds of orange shirts were worn at the SaskTel Centre on Wednesday during a day of reflection in honour of residential school survivors. The event aimed to raise awareness about the legacy of residential schools and to support those impacted by their history.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has initiated an investigation into major artificial intelligence companies, focusing on rogue AI agents and potential threats. This marks the first federal enforcement action concerning these issues, with plans to issue information requests and seek testimony from firms like OpenAI and Anthropic.

Four small businesses and 25 Democratic-led states contend that tariffs on imports from 60 trading partners, including Canada, surpass the limits of presidential authority. The challenge raises significant questions regarding the scope of executive power in imposing such tariffs.

Ten of the 84 dogs rescued from a property in Tickhill, South Yorkshire, found to be living in unsanitary conditions, have now been rehomed. The dogs had to be rehabilitated and were discovered in a house covered in debris. Sentencing for three individuals responsible is scheduled for December 9.