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LNG pipeline project through 'pristine wilderness' faces BC court challenges

The BC Supreme Court is set to weigh in on two petitions filed over the provincial government's decision last year to deem the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission pipeline "substantially started," meaning ...

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Opinion | Trump, Pope Leo and the Meaning of Catholic Defiance
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Judge Says Maurene Comey Can Sue the Trump Administration for Firing Her

Ms. Comey, a former federal prosecutor who handled cases against Jeffery Epstein and Sean Combs, claimed in her suit that she was fired for political reasons.

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Reopening the Strait of Hormuz Will Take More Than US Power

Even if the US and Iran somehow strike a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a halt to fighting won’t magically restore shipping through the contested waterway. A coalition of more than 30 countries,...

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Hegseth and Kid Rock Ride Army Helicopters in Wake of Contentious Flyby
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Québec pushes back renewable gas target, but moves on buildings

A two-pronged draft regulation on natural gas was published Wednesday.

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Can scratched Michael Bunting give the Stars the depth charge they need? 'I'm dying to help'

Bunting averaged 21 goals over his first four full NHL seasons but hasn't been able to crack the Stars lineup this postseason.

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Medium culture
Lee Cronin’s The Mummy — a horror hybrid that swaps bandages for possession

The daughter of a journalist disappears without a trace. Eight years later, the broken family is shocked when she’s returned to them…

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Trump’s Art of the Deal Collides With Iran’s Patient Diplomacy

On a hot July day in 2015, talks between the top US and Iranian diplomats boiled over into a shouting match — one that echoed through the corridors of the 19th-century Viennese palace where they were ...

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Despite solving Canadiens’ most dangerous weapon, why are Lightning trailing the series?

Tampa has held Nick Suzuki’s top line with Juraj Slafkovský and Cole Caufield pointless at five-on-five in the series but is still down 2-1.

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I Feel Like Cassandra Screaming Into A Void

Feminist Prose Poetry

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Raptors’ Collin Murray-Boyles is the latest gem from NBA’s outstanding rookie class (Gift Article)

Raptors rookie Collin Murray-Boyles has shown no fear going up against the seasoned Cavaliers in the postseason.

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Canada's new $25B nation-building projects fund fuels fear of 'back door' oil and gas subsidies

The Canada Strong Fund, the country's first national sovereign wealth fund, has launched to underwrite nation-building projects and enable individual Canadians to invest. Green groups warn it could be...

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Opinion | Biden Left Us With a ‘Prius Economy.’ It’s Time for Something Different. (Published 2025)
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National Observer politicslegal
Alberta falls far short of expectations on methane regulations

If Alberta refuses to introduce a credible methane-reduction plan, then the federal regulation should stand.

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Inside Vincent Kompany’s success at Bayern Munich: Apple pie, cockatoos and a range of roles (Gift Article)

When Kompany was appointed by Bayern Munich as head coach, the club was ridiculed. But now they are reaping the rewards. Here's why...

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Spencer Jones saved the Nuggets’ season. Then he had to wait for a ride home (Gift Article)

Jones scored 20 points on 7-of-9 shooting for Denver as Aaron Gordon's replacement in Game 5.

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The Atlantic politicslegalculture
Americans Once Understood Birthright Citizenship

Newspaper columnists instructed generations of citizens about the Fourteenth Amendment. Today, the country seems to have forgotten how clear the law is.

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The Atlantic businessculture
A Mediocre Public-School Education for Just $40,000 a Pupil

How New York City’s education budget became an untouchable money pit

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How an unlikely change propelled Darren Raddysh toward NHL stardom
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The Atlantic culturepolitics
The Lost Idealism of Heartland Rock

The genre of Bob Seger and John Mellencamp reached across the ideological spectrum in a way that seems unimaginable today.

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Is Tech Too Easy to Use? (Published 2018)
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The Atlantic technologyopinionbusiness
OpenAI Is Jealous

Sam Altman is pivoting his company to be more like Anthropic.

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Astros pitching by the numbers: How has it gotten this bad? (Gift Article)

With an offense with the AL's highest OPS, it is fair to assign most of the blame for Houston’s 11-18 start to the pitching staff.

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Canadiens goalie Jakub Dobeš maximizes his strengths through fearless aggression (Gift Article)

Dobeš is rising to the moment in a first-round playoff series against the Lightning.

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MLB Power Rankings: Let’s look at the league leaders in good and bad stats (Gift Article)

A month is a decent benchmark for taking stock of early standouts and disappointments, so let's look at one statistical leader — good or bad

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Thanks to Jamal Cain, the underdog Magic are on the verge eliminating Pistons (Gift Article)

Cain, who had the dunk of the playoffs, played a big role in Orlando pushing Detroit to the brink.

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Tight Curves and Wide Horizons: The Return of Highway 1
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Canada could build a new pipeline and meet climate targets if carbon pricing has teeth, study says

Canada could build a pipeline from Alberta to the West Coast and still reduce the country's carbon emissions, a new analysis by the Canadian Climate Institute has determined.

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Ontario residents stopped an airport, but now developers are coming for the land

A group of environmentally-concerned Pickering residents fought to protect more than 9,000 acres of federally-owned farmland on Toronto's eastern edge. Now, they say it's at risk from private develope...

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Medium politics
What Does this Brueghel Painting Really Mean?

A new interpretation of the famous painting of ‘The Fight Between Carnival and Lent’

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Bloomberg politics
Citadel’s Griffin to Meet With New York Governor After Mamdani Spat

Citadel’s Ken Griffin said he’s meeting with the governor of New York on Thursday to talk about the future direction of America’s biggest city after a spat with Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s over his $238 mi...

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Goalkeeper apologises for punching opponent during La Liga 2 game: ‘I crossed the line’ (Gift Article)

The incident sparked a mass altercation between both sets of players and resulted in two more red cards.

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Dogs Build Their Vocabularies Like Toddlers
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Ranking Steelers' UDFAs: A DT with elite testing numbers, a national champ, 2 TEs
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Trump’s Top Child Care Official Wants a ‘Bonfire of Regulations’
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How Reed Sheppard blocked the ‘noise’ of a disappointing NBA start to earn Rockets’ trust (Gift Article)

After a tough rookie year, Sheppard turned to the people he trusted most to help him prepare for his second season — his parents.

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United Arab Emirates Says It Will Leave OPEC in Major Move
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Champions League semi-final predictions: Olise to light it up? PSG to retain the trophy? (Gift Article)

And then there were four. Who will come out on top in two contrasting semi-finals?

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U.S. Government Will Stop Paying for Test Strips to Detect Deadly Drugs
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Bloomberg business
Most Prediction Market Traders Are Losing Money While Bots Rack Up Gains

Data from millions of accounts shows that trading and profits are dominated by a tiny slice of highly active accounts.

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The Atlantic politicsculturetechnology
Is It the Shoes?

The marathon’s impossible barrier was broken.

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Medium culture
Charlie Chaplin’s “The Great Dictator” and Speaking Against Fascism

Over the past year, I have tried, at various times, to watch Charlie Chaplin’s The Great Dictator (1940) because I kept seeing Chaplin’s…

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Stephen Colbert Gets Ready to Hang It Up
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The Atlantic technologyculturepolitics
Is Schoolwork Optional Now?

Education is on the verge of becoming fully automated.

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New York Times sports
As a Mets savior, Steve Cohen has been as big a disappointment as his team (Gift Article)

Owner’s heart and wallet have been in the right place. But like in finance, a healthy investment in sports does not ensure a healthy return.

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Draft lottery proposals don't address the underlying reason behind tanking
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Medium culturebusiness
Beyond the American Gothic

Sharing what Grant Wood taught me about our past…

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The Taylor Swift Interview

The artist shares stories behind some of her biggest hits, her love of a “rant bridge” and how life in the public eye informs the stories she tells in her songs.

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Opinion | What Tucker Carlson Means When He Talks About Israel
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