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Written by By Julia Von Swanson, CNN Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has confirmed reports of a cyberattack that paralyzed gas stations over the weekend. “Everything has been cleared now … We want to tell…
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TORONTO – A massive cache of private financial data leaked to the German media exposes the private offshore dealings of Canadians, which could spark a public scandal after their alleged involvement in cash-for-access donations…
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After a recent string of complaints from flyers that plane intercoms are too loud, American Airlines says it will outfit its airplanes with more decibel-capping speakers. The move comes after complaints from unhappy passengers,…
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Ontario’s New Democrats on Thursday called on the provincial government to make the new measles-mumps-rubella vaccine standard practice for all students enrolled in public schools. The United Church of Canada also called on the…
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They say that satire often outdoes reality. As much as it’s a brave new world for the world’s biggest tech company, Facebook, it may be equally true for its new spokesperson, VP of Global…
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A massive storm that dumped as much as 10 inches of rain in parts of the mid-Atlantic has caused widespread flooding. Weather forecasts predict that a “crippling snowstorm” is headed to the area Sunday,…
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Saudi Arabia is aiming to reduce its annual carbon emissions to net-zero by the year 2060. On Tuesday, the country’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, in a meeting with United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres,…
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Lebanon, the country with the most bustling ports in the Middle East, was plunged into an explosion of acrimony on Friday as Prime Minister Saad Hariri asked the country’s top general to launch an…
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The house of Prime Minister Salah El-Din Sadiq al-Mahdi in Khartoum was surrounded by police early on Tuesday morning and large numbers of riot police had taken over a district of the city. At…
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LONDON – The world’s biggest maker of generic drugs paid more than $100 million to resolve U.S. investigations into allegations of price-fixing, while also agreeing to aid investigations into competitors, the company disclosed in…
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