The Globe and Mail
Sale of consul generals New York City condo to exceed 9million cost of new residence, Ottawa says
A House committee is investigating the Liberal government’s $9 million purchase of a condo in Manhattan for Canada’s consul general in New York. The current residence is being readied for sale and is expected to exceed the purchase price of the new unit. MPs will hold hearings on the issue, with concerns raised about spending controls. The move is said to save taxpayers money in the long run.
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CNN
New York prosecutors say evidence in Trump trial was overwhelming and conviction should stand
Manhattan prosecutors maintain Donald Trump’s hush money conviction should not be overturned despite Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity. They argue any errors are “harmless” given overwhelming evidence. Trump’s lawyers seek to vacate conviction on falsifying business records, citing immunity ruling. Prosecutors assert crimes were not official acts, tweets and Hicks’ testimony are not protected. Sentencing scheduled for September, with ongoing debate over immunity issue.
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The Daily Beast
Harris Campaign Trolls 78YearOld Criminal Donald Trump After Fox News Appearance
Kamala Harris’ campaign criticizes Donald Trump’s Fox News appearance, calling him a “78-Year-Old Criminal” and highlighting his controversial statements. Trump defends Project 2025 but distances himself from extreme measures. He expresses support for running mate J.D. Vance and criticizes protests against Netanyahu. Harris’ campaign emphasizes a vision of freedom and opportunity. Trump’s comments on authoritarian leaders also noted.
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Al Jazeera English
Biden hosts Israels Netanyahu at White House amid Gaza war protests
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visits the US, meeting President Joe Biden amid protests over Gaza war. VP Kamala Harris and ex-President Donald Trump also on agenda. Biden pushes for Gaza ceasefire deal. Netanyahu praises Trump’s actions, seeks to mend ties. Biden expected to take tougher stance. Thousands protest in DC against Israeli leader’s visit. Gaza conflict continues with US support for Israel.
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The Globe and Mail
Grand reception of Netanyahus U.S. speech sends terrible signal to Middle East
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to the U.S. Congress sparked outrage in the Middle East as he received multiple standing ovations despite being accused of war crimes. Netanyahu defended Israel’s actions in Gaza, calling for U.S. support against “Iran’s axis of terror.” Critics condemned the applause for a “war criminal,” while Netanyahu faced domestic pressure over the ongoing conflict with Hamas and Hezbollah.