Canada lost 68,300 jobs in September after shedding 41,700 in August, while Carney’s political and trade confrontation with Trump faces mounting scrutiny amid a weaker currency and Canada’s grim unemployment ranking.
Chuck Grassley says Democrats are shielding Jack Smith despite records detailing secret bank subpoenas involving nearly 5,000 Americans, while Dick Durbin demands Republicans apologize to the former Special Counsel and complains about access to documents.
After nearly two weeks away from public campaign events, James Talarico appeared at Austin City Limits while his team blamed the flu and disputed Republican claims about how long the Texas Senate nominee had been absent.
Spencer Pratt’s unverified claim about James Talarico has intensified questions surrounding the Democrat’s campaign absence, while Talarico’s team maintains he has the flu and will return this weekend.
Wisconsin congressional candidate Matthew Arndt was arrested after allegedly targeting an Israeli father during a vulgar confrontation sparked by an anti Hamas bumper sticker, all while the father’s young son sat in the car.
Joseph Mitchell put Lindsay James on the defensive by citing 177 missed State House votes and controversial positions on public assistance and sex reassignment procedures, while promising voters access to the legislative record behind his attacks.
Mike Rogers confronted Abdul El-Sayed over alleged financial support from terrorist organizations and George Soros’ family, while El-Sayed failed to deny the accusations during a heated Michigan U.S. Senate debate.
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin accused Mayor Zohran Mamdani of dangerous political grandstanding after a Bronx ICE shooting, while rejecting demands to halt enforcement and sharply criticizing New York City’s sanctuary policies.