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Trump administration says Americans will be allowed to buy cheaper drugs from Canada. Canadian Pharmacists Association warns a potential shortage of domestic supply
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TikTok sent US user data to China, lawsuit claims - Video-sharing app TikTok has been hit with a class action lawsuit in the US that claims it transferred "vast quantities" of user data to China
TikTok sent US user data to China, lawsuit claims - Video-sharing app TikTok has been hit with a class action lawsuit in the US that claims it transferred "vast quantities" of user data to China
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New Zealand government bans foreign donations to political parties and candidates
New Zealand government bans foreign donations to political parties and candidates
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Amazon warehouses are ‘cult-like’ sweatshops run by robots: ex-employee
Amazon warehouses are ‘cult-like’ sweatshops run by robots: ex-employee
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Sir David Attenborough says it’s ‘too late’ to reverse climate change | 11-year-old had written in to ask what the worst thing to happen in his life would be ‘if we don’t tackle climate chan
Sir David Attenborough says it’s ‘too late’ to reverse climate change | 11-year-old had written in to ask what the worst thing to happen in his life would be ‘if we don’t tackle climate chan
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Grandmother dumps burnt remains of home at Australian Parliament House in climate change protest
Grandmother dumps burnt remains of home at Australian Parliament House in climate change protest
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Neo-Nazi scandal hits German elite military unit. The Bundeswehr is set to suspend an officer in an elite military unit over suspected ties to right-wing extremism. Two other fellow soldiers have also
Neo-Nazi scandal hits German elite military unit. The Bundeswehr is set to suspend an officer in an elite military unit over suspected ties to right-wing extremism. Two other fellow soldiers have also
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Boris Johnson said UK's poorest communities are made-up of 'chavs,' 'burglars,' 'drug addicts,' and 'losers'
Boris Johnson said UK's poorest communities are made-up of 'chavs,' 'burglars,' 'drug addicts,' and 'losers'
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Cows sexually abused, hit and punched at company owned by NFU deputy president, footage shows
Cows sexually abused, hit and punched at company owned by NFU deputy president, footage shows
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Archbishop of Canterbury demands wife of US diplomat be extradited to UK Anne Sacoolas has admitted driving on wrong side of the road in crash that killed Harry Dunn
Archbishop of Canterbury demands wife of US diplomat be extradited to UK Anne Sacoolas has admitted driving on wrong side of the road in crash that killed Harry Dunn
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Boris Johnson under pressure to explain why a convicted terrorist was released early to commit London bridge attack
Boris Johnson under pressure to explain why a convicted terrorist was released early to commit London bridge attack
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Brazil’s president blames Leonardo DiCaprio amid Amazon fires
Brazil’s president blames Leonardo DiCaprio amid Amazon fires
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UK force leaders want Prince Andrew stripped of military titles
UK force leaders want Prince Andrew stripped of military titles
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Ridicule and disbelief as Boris Johnson insists he's never told a single lie in his whole political career - 'He was sacked twice for lying. So when he says he has never lied, he’s literally lying,'
Ridicule and disbelief as Boris Johnson insists he's never told a single lie in his whole political career - 'He was sacked twice for lying. So when he says he has never lied, he’s literally lying,'
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China furious, Hong Kong celebrates after US move on bills (also, they're calling it a “'Thanksgiving Day' rally”)
China furious, Hong Kong celebrates after US move on bills (also, they're calling it a “'Thanksgiving Day' rally”)
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China furious, Hong Kong celebrates after US move on bills (also, they're calling it a “'Thanksgiving Day' rally”)
China furious, Hong Kong celebrates after US move on bills (also, they're calling it a “'Thanksgiving Day' rally”)
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Trump signs bill backing Hong Kong protesters into law, in spite of Beijing's objections
Trump signs bill backing Hong Kong protesters into law, in spite of Beijing's objections