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Quebec post-debate analysis

Derick Fage, Joanne Vrakas & Elias Makos break down the Quebec debate.

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Palestinians finally return to devastated north as Israel opens checkpoints

Families reuniting in Gaza as hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are finally allowed to return to the devastated north. The mass movement comes as Israel opens checkpoints, after a dispute over hostage releases was resolved with Hamas.

9m ago

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Trump ramps up immigration roundup

A massive U.S. federal immigration roundup those snared nearly 1,000 people over the weekend continues. As Laura Aguierre explains, some citizens and leaders are setting up protective measures as agents potentially close in.

16m ago

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U.S. tariff threats: Business leaders urge Quebec to leverage energy

"Concentrate on what they can control," says Julie White of Quebec Manufacturers and Exporters, as business leaders came together to call on the province to use energy as leverage in the potential U.S. tariff threat. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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'Smelliot' the corpse flower blooms in New York

It may look beautiful, but some say it smells like hot garbage. The Corpse at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens has bloomed for the first time and its iconic smell is bringing all some nosey visitors to the area.

3h ago

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2:13
Palestinians finally return to devastated north as Israel opens checkpoints

Families reuniting in Gaza as hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are finally allowed to return to the devastated north. The mass movement comes as Israel opens checkpoints, after a dispute over hostage releases was resolved with Hamas.

9m ago

1:30
Trump ramps up immigration roundup

A massive U.S. federal immigration roundup those snared nearly 1,000 people over the weekend continues. As Laura Aguierre explains, some citizens and leaders are setting up protective measures as agents potentially close in.

16m ago

2:35
U.S. tariff threats: Business leaders urge Quebec to leverage energy

"Concentrate on what they can control," says Julie White of Quebec Manufacturers and Exporters, as business leaders came together to call on the province to use energy as leverage in the potential U.S. tariff threat. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

1h ago

1:43
'Smelliot' the corpse flower blooms in New York

It may look beautiful, but some say it smells like hot garbage. The Corpse at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens has bloomed for the first time and its iconic smell is bringing all some nosey visitors to the area.

3h ago

Latest Videos

2:13
Palestinians finally return to devastated north as Israel opens checkpoints

Families reuniting in Gaza as hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are finally allowed to return to the devastated north. The mass movement comes as Israel opens checkpoints, after a dispute over hostage releases was resolved with Hamas.

9m ago

1:30
Trump ramps up immigration roundup

A massive U.S. federal immigration roundup those snared nearly 1,000 people over the weekend continues. As Laura Aguierre explains, some citizens and leaders are setting up protective measures as agents potentially close in.

16m ago

2:35
U.S. tariff threats: Business leaders urge Quebec to leverage energy

“Concentrate on what they can control,” says Julie White of Quebec Manufacturers and Exporters, as business leaders came together to call on the province to use energy as leverage in the potential U.S. tariff threat. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

1h ago

1:43
‘Smelliot’ the corpse flower blooms in New York

It may look beautiful, but some say it smells like hot garbage. The Corpse at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens has bloomed for the first time and its iconic smell is bringing all some nosey visitors to the area.

3h ago

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