Greystar, the largest US landlord, accused of voucher bias
A housing watchdog filed 114 complaints accusing Greystar, the largest US landlord, of refusing Section 8 voucher holders. Greystar says it is committed to fair
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Canada won’t share Gordie Howe tolls until debt is repaid
Canada won't share Gordie Howe bridge tolls with the US until it recoups the $6.4 billion it spent building it, Carney said — pushing back on Trump's win claim.
ABC and NBC kept the Trump speech off broadcast TV
ABC and NBC kept the Trump speech off their broadcast channels, streaming it instead. CBS and Fox aired it live. Trump said networks should lose their licenses.
Starship Flight 13 aborted at T-0 over engine failure
Starship Flight 13 auto-aborted at ignition when 4 of 33 booster engines failed to light. SpaceX offloaded fuel and is retargeting around July 20.
Data centers drove $6.3B of a $16.4B power auction
Data centers drove $6.3 billion of PJM's $16.4 billion capacity auction. It cleared at the price cap for a third straight time and still fell 6,831 MW short.
Merz warns on election interference over US Europe funding
Chancellor Merz warned against election interference after the US offered $4.9m to European groups. The grant's own terms bar the money from going to parties.
Canadians view China more favourably than the US
A Pew survey of 36 countries found Canadians view China more favourably than the US — 44% to 33%. American favourability in Canada has fallen 24 points since 20
Ukraine has no defense minister after the Fedorov dismissal
More than a thousand protested the Fedorov dismissal in Kyiv. Zelensky named no successor and said he hasn't put the full stop yet — leaving the post empty.
New Brazil tariffs are half the rate the court struck...
The US set Brazil tariffs at 25% under Section 301, replacing the 50% rate the Supreme Court struck down in February. They take effect on July 22.
Homeland Security caps student visas at four years
DHS finalized a rule capping student visas at four years, ending the open-ended admission that has stood since 1979. It takes effect on September 15, 2026.
