An Appalachian Trail hiker who died after getting lost in the woods of Maine did the right thing by setting up camp to wait for help, officials say. But the guidance evolved into a grey area, they said, after she went a week without being rescued.$inline_image
Source: Lost hiker’s decision to stay put was the right one at first, experts say
Members of an Ottawa mosque are in final negotiations to buy a neighbouring church, marking a new chapter in an unlikely friendship between the two congregations that began in the 1960s.$inline_image
Source: Ottawa mosque negotiating deal to buy church after decades-old partnership
A river that shatters like glass? A dog that floats like a balloon?Podcast favorites: Blindsided: How ISIS Shook The World | Bernie gets the Axe | Guns in America$inline_image
Source: You won’t believe this is a photo
An ongoing heatwave has crippled laborers as India reached its highest temperatures on record. CNN’s Sumnima Udas reports.$inline_image
Source: Record heat wave scorches India
Tesla Motors says two upcoming software updates should fix persistent glitches with the futuristic rear doors on its Model X SUV.$inline_image
Source: Tesla says software update will fix Model X doors
Bill Kristol’s white knight independent presidential candidate is a fellow conservative writer with no national name recognition: David French. $inline_image
Source: Independent candidate to take on Trump revealed
Family members of a Canadian Forces member who recently died say they are being prevented from entering his home to retrieve his pregnant fiancee’s belongings.$inline_image
Source: Deceased CF member’s pregnant fiancee says base won’t let her retrieve belongings
Cincinnati police are investigating the incident at the city’s zoo last weekend in which a child entered a gorilla enclosure, police spokeswoman Tiffaney Hardy said Tuesday.Popular: Radical Islam in America | Graham Opposes Republican Leader | Guns in America$inline_image
Source: Gorilla shot dead: Police investigate
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s state visit to Washington, D.C. last March cost $257,219.42 and included a sizable communications team in the official delegation, newly released documents show.$inline_image
Source: PM’s state visit to D.C. cost more than 7,000: documents
Competitive e-gaming, once considered a hobby for teenagers, is now a booming international business in South Korea. CNN’s Paula Hancocks reports.$inline_image
Source: South Korea loves these stars
Donald Trump held a news conference Tuesday morning to announce that he raised at least $5.6 million for veterans charities in recent months and slammed the press for dogging him with questions over the donations. Sponsored: Drivers With No Tickets In 3 Years Read This Do NOT pay your next car insurance bill until you try this. $inline_image
Source: Trump: I raised at least .6 million for vets
The football icon is auctioning off everything from his replica of the Jules Rimet trophy to his three World Cup winners’ medals.$inline_image
Source: Pele To Sell Memorabilia In ‘Historic’ Auction
Some school buses in southern Ontario have been equipped with cameras to catch the hundreds of drivers that blow past the vehicles’ flashing lights and stop signs as children disembark and attempt to cross the street.$inline_image
Source: Cameras on Ont. school buses aim to catch drivers blowing past stop signs
Amber Heard is fighting back against claims that her allegations of abuse by Johnny Depp were made to gain an upper hand in their pending divorce.Popular: Radical Islam in America | Graham Opposes Republican Leader | Guns in America$inline_image
Source: Heard denies blackmailing Depp
Diamonds — Fancy, Vivid, colored and clear — are hitting the auction block at record-breaking prices. See some of the world’s most famous rocks in the gallery above.$inline_image
Source: This huge green diamond just sold for…
A European agency says it investigated nearly 1,400 allegations of fraud last year involving money meant for helping poor regions.$inline_image
Source: £675m Of EU Budget Lost To Fraud In 2015
At least 880 migrants have died in shipwrecks and capsized vessels in the Mediterranean in the past week, a UN agency has said.$inline_image
Source: More Than 880 Migrants Died In Med In Past Week
At least 23 people were killed in airstrikes Monday night in the Syrian city of Idlib, according to a humanitarian group. Sponsored: Drivers With No Tickets In 3 Years Read This Do NOT pay your next car insurance bill until you try this. $inline_image
Source: Airstrikes hit hospital, kill 23
A professional soccer player who was kidnapped in Mexico Saturday night has been rescued by authorities, according to state officials — largely thanks to his own heroics.$inline_image
Source: Kidnapped football star freed himself
South Korea claims Kim Jong Un’s military has failed to launch the intermediate-range missile for a fourth time.$inline_image
Source: North Korea ‘Tries To Launch Musudan Missile’
Three women who say they spotted a man dropping an unknown substance into his friend’s drink told their story on Facebook, and it’s been shared more than 110,000 times. Popular: Radical Islam in America | Graham Opposes Republican Leader | Guns in America$inline_image
Source: Women save stranger from date rape
The Global Slavery Index finds the number of modern slaves is a third higher than in 2014, with North Korea the worst offender.$inline_image
Source: More Than 45 Million Are In Slavery Worldwide
Stargazers around the world are hoping to catch a glimpse of Mars on Monday night, as the red planet makes its closest approach to Earth in more than a decade.$inline_image
Source: Astronomers expect best view of Mars in 11 years: expert
Technology company Qualcomm is hoping to revolutionize the way electric cars are charged.$inline_image
Source: A revolution in battery charging?
A member of the Canadian Armed Forces says he is frustrated and upset after an irreplaceable service medal was stolen from his home during a break-and-enter over the weekend.$inline_image
Source: ‘Irreplaceable’ medal stolen from Canadian soldier’s home
The Cincinnati Zoo’s director on Monday defended the decision to kill a gorilla to protect a 4-year-old boy who entered its exhibit, noting it’s easy to second-guess after the child was recovered safely.$inline_image
Source: Cincinnati Zoo director on killing gorilla to save boy: ‘We stand by our decision’
Police are investigating after a brawl broke out in the parking lot of a Toronto-area Costco store.$inline_image
Source: Wholesale knuckle-up: Video captures brawl outside Toronto-area Costco
Dozens of animal rights advocates and others held a Memorial Day vigil at the Cincinnati Zoo in remembrance of a gorilla that was fatally shot to protect a 4-year-old boy who entered its exhibit.$inline_image
Source: Vigil held at Cincinnati Zoo for slain gorilla Harambe
New photos released by Belgium give a close-up look at some interesting Russian aircraft that Belgian F-16 fighters encountered during a four-month stint as part of NATO’s Baltic Air Policing mission.$inline_image
Source: New Russia plane intercept photos
An African court on Monday sentenced former Chadian President Hissene Habre to life in prison for crimes against humanity in a landmark case that rights groups say could open the door for more war crimes convictions on the continent.$inline_image
Source: Ex-Chad leader gets life for war crimes
World No. 2 Jordan Spieth achieves a lifelong dream despite being reminded all too vividly of one of his biggest career disappointments by a heckler in the watching gallery.Podcast favorites: Blindsided: How ISIS Shook The World | Bernie gets the Axe | Guns in America$inline_image
Source: Golf star fired up by Masters jibe
Bleaching has killed off 35% of coral in central and northern parts of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, extensive aerial and underwater surveys have revealed.$inline_image
Source: Warm seas threaten Great Barrier Reef
As the Iraqi army backed by the U.S.-led international coalition embarks on an offensive to liberate Falluja from ISIS, reports are starting to come out about the campaign’s military successes. The leader of ISIS in Falluja has been reportedly killed by coalition airstrikes, while the town of Karma, north of Falluja city, has been cleared not just from ISIS fighters but also from its residents.$inline_image
Source: Why trouble won’t end after ‘liberation’
Iran has barred its pilgrims from traveling to Mecca to take part in the annual Muslim Hajj pilgrimage after accusing Saudi Arabia of failing to guarantee the safety of its citizens.Popular: Radical Islam in America | Graham Opposes Republican Leader | Guns in America$inline_image
Source: Iranian pilgrims barred from Hajj
One of the victims is a 13-year-old girl who is hit by a train after apparently sheltering under a bridge amid heavy rain.$inline_image
Source: Four Dead In Flood Chaos In Southern Germany
A 13-year-old boy was seriously hurt in a shark attack at Neptune Beach, Florida. CNN affiliate WJXT has more.$inline_image
Source: Shark attacks boy at Florida beach
Libertarians on Sunday selected a presidential ticket headed by former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson, who lit into presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump on immigration and a range of other issues. Podcast favorites: Blindsided: How ISIS Shook The World | Bernie gets the Axe | Guns in America$inline_image
Source: Libertarians pick candidate, target Trump
A 4-year-old boy came face to face with a 400-pound lowland gorilla after falling into an exhibit at the Cincinnati Zoo.$inline_image
Source: Gorilla drags 4-year-old in shocking video
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Toronto police say a man has been charged after allegedly sexually assaulting a woman who answered his online ad to buy a cat.$inline_image
Source: Man allegedly sexually assaulted woman who answered Kijiji cat ad: Toronto police
The team which exposed lead contaminated water supplies in Flint, Michigan, fear similar scenarios are unfolding across the US.$inline_image
Source: Dirty Water Supplies ‘Poisoning Public Trust’
A deadly ailment killed Michael Jackson and Joan Rivers — and may have figured in the death of the rock star, Prince. $inline_image
Source: Did Prince suffer from ‘VIP syndrome?’
Are news outlets reluctant to talk about the racial dynamics at play in the presidential election? W. Kamau Bell and Tim Wise say yes.$inline_image
Source: ‘Racial anxiety’ a factor in Trump’s rise
Dozens of masked vandals raided a high-end grocery store in Montreal Saturday night in an apparent demonstration against gentrification in the neighbourhood.$inline_image
Source: Anti-gentrification looters raid high-end Montreal grocery store
Donald Trump told a Rolling Thunder motorcycle rally on Sunday that people in the U.S. illegally often are cared for better than the nation’s military veterans.$inline_image
Source: Trump tells biker rally that illegal immigrants treated better than veterans
Conservative MP Jason Kenney said the prevailing sentiment at this weekend’s Conservative convention in Vancouver was one of unity.$inline_image
Source: Conservatives have ‘never been more united,’ Kenney says at convention
Government troops complete their build up ahead of a major offensive to retake the city as the extremists hit back.$inline_image
Source: Iraq Forces Gear Up For Fallujah Assault
Three people have died in flood-related incidents in southeast Texas after the region was inundated with rain, authorities said.$inline_image
Source: 3 dead, 5 missing after floods in Texas
At least 65 migrants have died from shipwrecks in the Mediterranean Sea in the past week, and officials fear that number could soar above 700.$inline_image
Source: More than 700 migrants feared missing or dead
New Hampshire Fish and Game officials say they have found the body of a Canadian hiker who had been missing for weeks.$inline_image
Source: Body of Canadian hiker found on Mount Washington: Officials
Actor Mark Salling, best known as Noah Puckerman on “Glee,” has been indicted on charges of receiving and possessing child pornography, authorities say. Sponsored: Drivers With No Tickets In 3 Years Read This Do NOT pay your next car insurance bill until you try this. $inline_image
Source: ‘Glee’ actor indicted on child porn charges
I have always had a strange relationship to Portland, Oregon. Podcast favorites: Blindsided: How ISIS Shook The World | Bernie gets the Axe | Guns in America$inline_image
Source: Where did city’s black people go?
Rescuers call off the search after Jason Parnell’s body is recovered – three days after a tourist speedboat capsized in Thailand.$inline_image
Source: Second Briton Among Four Killed In Boat Crash
The Cincinnati Zoo shot and killed a western lowland gorilla on Saturday after a 4-year-old boy slipped into the animal’s enclosure, a zoo official said at a news conference.$inline_image
Source: Zoo kills gorilla to save child
The three-year-old is expected to recover after he was picked up and dragged around by the “extremely strong” endangered primate.$inline_image
Source: Gorilla Shot Dead After Boy Falls Into Zoo Moat
A judge overseeing a lawsuit filed against Donald Trump regarding his closed real estate education program called Trump University has ruled parts of internal documents, including “playbooks” regarding running the enterprise, should be released as part of the case.$inline_image
Source: Trump University ordered to open books
Cristiano Ronaldo fired home the winning penalty as Real Madrid won Europe’s biggest prize for the 11th time in its history.$inline_image
Source: Champions League: Real Madrid breaks Atletico hearts again
Sobeys has investigated the case of a 15-year-old boy from North Sydney, N.S. who bit into one of its store-made cookies and discovered a blade inside, calling it “an isolated incident.”$inline_image
Source: N.S. teen finds blade in store-made cookie
On Friday it was Rafael Nadal, on Saturday it was Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.$inline_image
Source: Injury forces Tsonga to quit French Open
A Paris fire service spokesman says 11 people including eight children have been hit by lightning in a Paris park after a sudden spring storm overtook a child’s birthday party.$inline_image
Source: 11 struck by lightning in Paris park during child’s birthday party
Daniel Ricciardo stunned Mercedes in Monaco after claiming the first pole position of his Formula One career.$inline_image
Source: F1: Ricciardo’s first pole in Monaco
Higher waves caused by a warming planet are chipping away at platforms that have supported some of the famous statues on Easter Island for more than 500 years, according to a United Nations report on cultural heritage sites and climate change. $inline_image
Source: Easter Island statues could fall into sea due to climate change
Conservatives will vote today on a motion to delete existing parts of the party’s policy that oppose same sex marriage.$inline_image
Source: Conservatives set to vote on dropping same sex marriage ban from policy
Police say a 9-year-old boy has died after being shot in the head in the Indianapolis area.$inline_image
Source: 9-year-old boy fatally shot in head in Indianapolis area
SpaceX landed one of its rockets on an offshore platform Friday, the third time in three months the private space exploration firm has made a successful landing at sea.$inline_image
Source: Another success for SpaceX rocket
Two boats collided outside a Coast Guard station in Florida, killing person and injuring two others, authorities said. Popular: Radical Islam in America | Graham Opposes Republican Leader | Guns in America$inline_image
Source: Deadly boat collision in Florida
Dr. Henry Heimlich reached his arms around the gagging woman’s body and did what he does best: grasped his left fist in his right hand and thrusted quickly and upward. $inline_image
Source: Heimlich uses his maneuver to save woman
Vietnam veteran Roberto Gonzales may not have much time left, so he chose to spend some of his precious final moments with two of his beloved friends: His horses, Ringo and Sugar.
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Source: Veteran says goodbye to beloved horses
The Toronto Raptors have been eliminated from the NBA playoffs. They fell 113-87 to the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference final, losing the best-of-seven series 4-2.$inline_image
Source: Cavs 113-87 win ends Raptors’ historic and thrilling post-season run
Nearly 40 million Americans will kick off one of the busiest travel seasons in history this Memorial Day weekend, jarred by potholes on America’s roads, crossing her aging bridges, riding her antiquated railways and taking off from airports that draw international scorn.$inline_image
Source: How to fix America’s ‘third world’ airports
A Los Angeles judge granted Amber Heard a temporary restraining order Friday against husband Johnny Depp, whom she claims has been abusive.$inline_image
Source: Restraining order for Johnny Depp
The courtroom fight between former pro wrestler Hulk Hogan and news-and-gossip site Gawker is becoming a battleground of sorts for Silicon Valley tycoons as well.$inline_image
Source: Gawker gets help in legal battle against billionaire-backed Hulk Hogan
Alberta’s opposition Wildrose party says it doesn’t regret calling Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s province a needy fiscal basket case, but does regret saying it to her face.$inline_image
Source: Wildrose says it ‘regrets’ insulting Wynne to her face
The final event of the Women’s Sevens Series takes place in Clermont, France, from May 28-29.$inline_image
Source: 7 of the world’s best women’s rugby players
Hundreds of residents, mostly women and children, fled Falluja Friday as Iraqi soldiers attacked to drive ISIS from the city, the Iraqi military said.$inline_image
Source: Hundreds flee Falluja during Iraqi offensive
Federal Liberal delegates are meeting this weekend in Winnipeg at their first policy convention since Justin Trudeau led them back to government last October.$inline_image
Source: Liberals meeting at first policy convention since Trudeau became PM
A Greek archaeologist believes he has discovered the tomb of Aristotle.$inline_image
Source: Is this Aristotle’s tomb?
Every day, more than 800 million girls and women get their period, yet for many of them, the monthly event is a time of shame and fear and desperation.$inline_image
Source: ‘Shame’ around menstruation persists, even in developed countries: survey
A former model has been found guilty of murdering a British millionaire by shooting him dead at his home on the Costa del Sol.$inline_image
Source: Model Guilty Of British Millionaire’s Murder
Just when it seemed that the election could not get any crazier, it has.$inline_image
Source: ‘Republicans unite, Democrats in disarray’
A soldier in France is in hospital after being stabbed by two men who referred to the country’s involvement in Syria, say reports.$inline_image
Source: Soldier In France Stabbed ‘Over Syria’ – Reports
Experts warn we are heading towards a “post-antibiotic age,” where superbugs could kill up to 10 million per year by 2050. Here are some of the bacteria already showing resistance.$inline_image
Source: The superbugs that could kill millions
President Obama’s Air Force One has landed at Iwakuni Marine Air Station, ahead of a historic visit to Hiroshima, the first by a sitting U.S. President to the site of the world’s first atomic bombing.$inline_image
Source: Air Force One lands at marine base ahead of Hiroshima visit
Two Navy fighters collided off the North Carolina Coast on Thursday and a fishing boat rescued all four crew members, officials said.$inline_image
Source: Two Navy fighter planes collide
David Cameron secures backing from some of the world’s most powerful leaders for his campaign to keep Britain in the EU.$inline_image
Source: G7 Leaders: Brexit A ‘Serious Risk’ To Growth
It’s home to high rollers and royalty but few people have ruled Monaco’s ritzy streets quite like Graham Hill. Sponsored: Drivers Feel Stupid For Not Knowing This New Rule Do NOT pay your next car insurance bill until you try this. $inline_image
Source: ‘Gentleman’ racer who ruled French Riviera
There is a Klingon saying that “revenge is a dish best served cold.” There is another saying used by parents everywhere: “This is why we can’t have nice things.” Both maxims came to mind as the news broke about PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel bankrolling Hulk Hogan’s lawsuit against Gawker media.$inline_image
Source: Is Peter Thiel right about Gawker?
French artist Daniel Buren has turned the Fondation Louis Vuitton into a giant kaleidoscope for his latest installation, Observatory of Light.Sponsored: Drivers Feel Stupid For Not Knowing This New Rule Do NOT pay your next car insurance bill until you try this. $inline_image
Source: Museum turns into giant kaleidoscope
Convinced that the time for this moment is right at last, U.S. President Barack Obama on Friday will become the first American president to confront the historic and haunted ground of Hiroshima.$inline_image
Source: Obama to become first U.S. president to visit Hiroshima
Toronto Raptors point guard Kyle Lowry is defending two of his teammates who have come under fire for spending a late night at a casino ahead of an embarrassing loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday.$inline_image
Source: Lowry defends Raptors teammates’ late-night gambling ahead of Game 5
Seven decades after the U.S. launched an atomic attack in Hiroshima, President Barack Obama will become the first sitting president to visit the city, traveling there Friday to offer a reconciliatory balm for the still-painful knowledge of the devastation countries can inflict upon one another.$inline_image
Source: Obama at Hiroshima: What to watch for
Things don’t always go to plan. In the past week Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe seems haunted by Murphy’s Law — if it can go wrong it will.$inline_image
Source: Obama’s Japan visit goes off-script for Abe
As she has trudged toward the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton has struggled to find a message that could impassion her Democratic voters the way her rival Bernie Sanders has.Popular: Radical Islam in America | Graham Opposes Republican Leader | Guns in America$inline_image
Source: Clinton finds her voice
Two US Navy jets have collided off the coast of North Carolina, according to US media reports.$inline_image
Source: Two US Fighter Jets Crash Off North Carolina
Falluja has a long history of bloody battles and is a hotbed of Sunni insurgent groups.$inline_image
Source: Why Falluja matters
Donald Trump has another woman problem — three of them.$inline_image
Source: Donald Trump has a woman problem — x 3
CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh travels with the Libyan immigration police inside a warehouse of migrant hopefuls they raided.$inline_image
Source: Libya: ISIS sees an opening on migrant route to Europe
The actor and comedian is accused of violating the terms of his parole, having been freed after three months behind bars.$inline_image
Source: Saved By The Bell Star Diamond Back In Jail
5 things to know: the G7 summit is taking place in Japan today, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is pitching Canadian ideas to the group; former prime minister Stephen Harper is launching a new endeavour; a new study has been able to identify underlying genetic conditions behind mental disabilities; the Conservative party’s convention kicks off today in Vancouver; and Malala Yousafzai’s parents sat down for an exclusive chat with CTV.$inline_image
Source: 5 things to know on Thursday, May 26, 2016
A woman in India has given birth to a 15-pound baby girl, which doctors believe is the country’s heaviest newborn.$inline_image
Source: Teen delivers 15-pound baby
British forces reportedly fired a missile at an IS vehicle rigged with explosives as it approached the city of Misrata in Libya.$inline_image
Source: UK Special Forces ‘Blow Up IS Suicide Truck’
Africa’s largest economy is facing a serious tomato shortage. A great part of its crops have been destroyed by a deadly moth.$inline_image
Source: Nigeria’s ‘Tomato Emergency’
A man has been killed in a shooting at a New York City concert venue where rapper T.I. was scheduled to perform Wednesday night, according to law enforcement officials. $inline_image
Source: Fatal shooting at rapper’s concert
Cleveland’s trio of Kevin Love, LeBron James and Kyrie Irving combined for 71 points as the Cavaliers thoroughly trounced the Raptors 116-78 to take a 3-2 lead in the NBA Eastern Conference finals.$inline_image
Source: Cavaliers hammer Raptors 116-78, take 3-2 series lead
A State Department Inspector General report said former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton failed to follow the rules or inform key department staff regarding her use of a private email server, according to a copy of the report obtained by CNN on Wednesday. $inline_image
Source: Report slams Clinton email use
It was 1944, as the World War II raged, when an American bomber took off on a mission with three crew members on board.$inline_image
Source: Downed WWII bomber found
Each spring watch collectors descend in a frenzy on the “rare and important” timepiece auctions taking place in Geneva. This May they’re drooling a bit more than usual over Phillips’ special sale on May 14, “Start Stop, Reset: Epic Stainless Steel Chronographs.” $inline_image
Source: 10 watches to invest in now
Congratulations Mullah Haibatullah Akhundzada. You’ve been elected by the central Shura of the Taliban as the movement’s new Emir, just the third since it was founded.$inline_image
Source: Here’s what Taliban’s new chief can expect in the job
Canadians in the eastern part of the country should anticipate many hot days and nights this summer, while those out West shouldn’t expect too many torrential downpours to relieve their dry weather, according to climatologist Dave Phillips.$inline_image
Source: ‘Slush to sweat’: Phillips predicts warm summer
For the second consecutive day, Andy Murray’s opponent was the crowd favorite at the French Open. But for the second straight day, it was the Scot who emerged victorious in a five-set tussle that captivated those assembled on the main Philippe Chatrier court.$inline_image
Source: Andy Murray taken to five sets — again
PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel has played a lead role in financing the wrestler’s $140m privacy case, according to Forbes.$inline_image
Source: Tycoon Reportedly Funding Hulk Hogan Lawsuits
News from the war against ISIS appears, for once, to be upbeat. $inline_image
Source: Tough choice in Raqqa: ISIS or Kurds?
Nadiya Savchenko, the Ukrainian pilot who became a national hero during her two years of detention by Russia, has been released, her lawyer said Wednesday on Twitter.$inline_image
Source: Russia frees Ukrainian hero pilot
Doctors have reportedly concluded that BMX rider Dave Mirra, who took his own life in February, suffered from the brain disease CTE.$inline_image
Source: BMX legend Dave Mirra had brain disease CTE: report
Peter Van de Wetering bound his victim with cable ties, force-fed her sedative-laced chocolate, then sexually assaulted her.$inline_image
Source: Outback Rapist Jailed For Backpacker Attack
UK foreign aid spending soars by 144% as other major countries fail to pledge UN targets, a report shows ahead of the G7 summit.$inline_image
Source: UK Foreign Aid Spending Highest Of G7
Hold the truffles, put away the Wagyu.$inline_image
Source: World’s hottest street foods right now
The daughter of a Hong Kong-based bookseller and publisher whose disappearance caused international uproar says her father is being held without trial.$inline_image
Source: Daughter: Don’t let China get away with this
Thousands of children as young as eight are working in hazardous conditions on tobacco farms in Indonesia, putting them at risk of cancer, respiratory problems and nicotine poisoning, according to a new report by Human Rights Watch (HRW).$inline_image
Source: Report: 8-year-olds risking their lives for cigarettes
Later this month, President Obama will visit Hiroshima.$inline_image
Source: ‘President must listen to Hiroshima survivors’
James Corden has asked “Chewbacca Mom” Candace Payne to drive him to work, but she gets a bit distracted.$inline_image
Source: ‘Chewbacca Mom’ drives James Corden
Donald Trump will move closer to clinching the Republican presidential nomination Tuesday with an expected win in the Washington primary.$inline_image
Source: Trump poised to win Washington primary
The body that fines you for late tax returns is slammed for customer service failures that left taxpayers footing a bill.$inline_image
Source: HMRC Call-Handling Woes ‘Cost Taxpayers £97m’
New Transport Canada social media campaign highlights the risk and penalties of aiming laser pointers at aircraft.$inline_image
Source: Transport Canada urges Canadians to stop aiming laser pointers at planes
A biker narrowly escapes a collision with a large cargo truck at an intersection China. It was all caught on camera. CNN affiliate CCTV has more. Podcast favorites: Bernie gets the Axe | Radical Islam in America | Graham Opposes GOP Leader$inline_image
Source: Biker narrowly escapes horrific collision
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and former London Mayor Boris Johnson have been immortalized in a romantic clinch in the UK.$inline_image
Source: Donald Trump and Boris Johnson pucker up in street art
While a veteran perhaps contesting his final French Open received most of the adulation as he left the main court Tuesday, Andy Murray walked away the winner. Barely.$inline_image
Source: Murray toils, Serena sails at French Open
When used car dealer Iain Harris took a call saying the Prime Minister was on his way to buy a modestly-priced motor, he assumed it was one of his friends playing a prank on him.Popular: Guns in America | Sanders Demands Clinton Apologize | Blindsided: How ISIS Shook The World$inline_image
Source: UK PM buys used Nissan Micra car for wife
A report on the long-term impact of a post-Brexit drop in migrants finds taxes would need to increase by £400 per person by 2065.$inline_image
Source: Brexit Migration Drop Bad For Economy – Study
Cooper Dressler went from helping to build Team Oracle USA’s base in Bermuda to landing a dream job sailing for the America’s Cup champion.$inline_image
Source: Is this the ultimate job promotion?
A Toronto man has been identified as the second Canadian who was aboard EgyptAir flight MS804 when it crashed into the Mediterranean Sea last week.$inline_image
Source: Second Canadian killed on EgyptAir crash identified
CTVNews.ca examines how Bernie Sanders’ policies on trade, Keystone XL, climate change and healthcare would impact his Canadian neighbours if he were to become the next U.S. president.$inline_image
Source: President Sanders? Here’s what it could mean for Canada
The number of migrant deaths in the Mediterranean this year is 1,370, almost 25% fewer than the same time last year.$inline_image
Source: Mediterranean Deaths Down 25% This Year
Caught between modernity and 20,000 years as hunter-gatherers, the San people sit at a crossroads.$inline_image
Source: World’s oldest people face new crisis
The crash of EgyptAir Flight 804 early Thursday and the recovery of some wreckage Friday was a tragic end to a week that had begun with viral video of huge lines at Transportation Security Administration checkpoints in the United States. These two developments have understandably raised two related questions about aviation security: Are we doing the right things, and are we doing the right things right?$inline_image
Source: How safe are U.S. airports?
U.S. President Barack Obama called for the “peaceful resolution” of disputes in the South China Sea in a speech in Hanoi.$inline_image
Source: Obama calls out ‘bully’ nations
In the year that he openly led the Afghan Taliban Movement, Akhtar Mohammad Mansour, who was killed by a U.S drone strike Saturday, proved to be a consummate political actor. $inline_image
Source: Priorities for world’s ‘most daunting’ job…
Hillary Clinton will not debate Bernie Sanders in California, her top campaign spokeswoman said Monday.$inline_image
Source: Clinton declines to debate Sanders
Newly discovered archeological artifacts suggest that beer brewing in China began more than 5,000 years ago.$inline_image
Source: Beer brewed in China more than 5,000 years ago, artifacts suggest
A pair of fishermen have beaten odds of oceanic proportions after two extremely rare blue lobsters were caught off the coast of Nova Scotia over the long weekend.$inline_image
Source: Once in a blue lobster: Two rare blue crustaceans caught in N.S.
Thanks, but no thanks.$inline_image
Source: Manchester Utd manager Van Gaal sacked
Scientists believe that 10 million species still await discovery around the world. And every year — on the birthday of Carolus Linnaeus, the 18th century Swedish botanist considered the father of modern taxonomy — the International Institute for Species Exploration releases its list of the top new species (from among about 18,000 found over the previous 12 months). Popular: Guns in America | Sanders Demands Clinton Apologize | Blindsided: How ISIS Shook The World$inline_image
Source: Top 10 species discovered in 2016
Yang Feng Glan denies smuggling 706 pieces of ivory out of Tanzania and faces more than 20 years behind bars if she is convicted.$inline_image
Source: ‘Ivory Queen’ In Court Over Elephant Poaching
Andrea Iannone went faster than any man in the history of MotoGP Sunday, but it was only enough to earn third place in an Italian Grand Prix of high speeds and fine margins.Sponsored: Drivers Feel Stupid For Not Knowing This New Rule Do NOT pay your next car insurance bill until you try this. $inline_image
Source: Rossi smoked out in Italian MotoGP
Kate Middleton joined Britain’s America’s Cup hopefuls, Ben Ainslie Racing, for a training session on the Solent.$inline_image
Source: Kate Middleton straps herself in
A holy relic of the murdered saint Thomas Becket is to return to England for the first time in centuries as part of a pilgrimage tour.$inline_image
Source: St Thomas Becket’s bone comes ‘home’
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Source: ‘Invisible’ wood, the future of construction?
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