Canada’s opposition leader calls on the government to block Thomson Reuters’ data-sharing deal with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, citing concerns over corporate complicity in potential human rights abuses.

Wisconsin voters are suing to allow provisional ballots if absentee ballots arrive late, citing postal service delivery delays ahead of the November midterms.

Australia’s nuclear submarine fleet will leave behind weapons-usable uranium-235 radioactive for hundreds of millions of years, capable of being processed into dozens of nuclear warheads, nuclear experts warned at a public inquiry.

Nigeria’s president has approved the country’s largest military expansion in recent times, including recruitment of 28,000 soldiers and creation of four new army divisions, to address persistent security challenges.

The UN human rights chief faces a reappointment vote Friday but encounters opposition from several countries and critics over his handling of Gaza and China’s Uyghur policies.

Texas courts are increasingly scrutinizing the state’s child welfare agency’s decisions to permanently remove children from families, following a voter-approved parental rights amendment and legislative reforms aimed at reducing unnecessary state intervention.

President Trump threatens EU investigation and tariffs following fines imposed on major US tech companies including Google, Apple, Meta, and Amazon.

Pennsylvania’s Child Death Review program received $242,000 in state funding, far below the $2.5 million requested, leaving county teams struggling to meet a mandate to analyze child deaths.

Virginia released a long-delayed groundwater study examining the state’s eastern region, finding aquifer declines are likely and urging stricter water withdrawal regulations amid data center expansion.