Carney Weighs Canada as EU Associate Member: WSJ
PM Mark Carney is reportedly exploring associate EU membership for Canada, per WSJ, as trade talks with Washington stall and Ottawa seeks new economic footing.
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Amazon Food Stamp Use Triples as Labor Share Shrinks
Amazon workers on food stamps have nearly tripled even as profits soar, highlighting a broader trend of shrinking labor shares across the US economy.
Alaska Drops Voter Cases Against American Samoans
Alaska prosecutors dismissed voter misconduct charges against American Samoans who marked 'U.S. citizen' on registration forms, citing decades of legal confusio
Switzerland Pays $11M to Ditch Outlook, Teams
Swiss authorities are spending roughly $11 million to move government systems off Microsoft Outlook and Teams, citing data sovereignty and vendor lock-in concer
FCC’s Carr Calls Talarico-Kimmel Interview a ‘Hoax’
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr accused Texas Rep. James Talarico of staging a 'hoax' with Jimmy Kimmel as their once-pulled interview nears 7 million YouTube views.
Turkish Police Detain Dozens in LGBTQ+ Raids
Turkish police detained dozens in coordinated raids on gay bars and the homes of LGBTQ+ activists, drawing condemnation from rights groups and renewed scrutiny
PlayStation Fans Archive Sony’s ‘You Own It’ Claims
PlayStation fans are compiling years of Sony marketing claiming gamers 'own' their purchases, archiving receipts amid growing frustration over digital ownership
Musk Voter Site Faces Data Privacy Allegations
A voter registration site linked to Elon Musk's America PAC is under renewed scrutiny after claims it collects and could sell personal data. Here's what's known
Wiki Tracks 44 Times Sony Said ‘You Own’ Your Games
A crowdsourced wiki has cataloged 44 instances of Sony marketing digital games as owned purchases, fueling a class-action lawsuit over PlayStation Store licensi
Chrétien Tells US: Canada ‘Bows to No One’
Former Canadian PM Jean Chrétien pushed back on US pressure, declaring Canada 'bows to no one' amid ongoing trade and sovereignty tensions with Washington.
