National Post

The head of the UN's health agency on Saturday pushed back against Washington's stated reasons for withdrawing from the World Health Organization, dismissing U.S. criticism of the WHO as "untrue." Read More … [Read more...] about WHO chief says U.S reasons for withdrawal are ‘untrue’ and the world is ‘less safe’ with its departure

In a coffee shop in Greenland's capital Nuuk, Lykke Lynge looked fondly at her four kids as they sipped their hot chocolate, seemingly oblivious to the world's convulsions. Read More … [Read more...] about Greenland parents trying to reassure children amid Trump’s threats

A massive winter storm sweeping across the U.S. triggered what is shaping up to be one of the worst air travel meltdowns since the Covid-19 pandemic, forcing some major airlines to cancel more than half of their scheduled flights. Read More … [Read more...] about U.S. airlines cancel thousands of flights in worst chaos since COVID

Canada once prided itself on something increasingly rare: a legal culture anchored in restraint. We believed accusations required evidence. That guilt was individual, not collective. That law was not a weapon wielded by whoever shouted loudest, but a shield applied evenly, regardless of politics or identity. That tradition is now under threat. Read More … [Read more...] about Matthew Taub: How anti-Israel lawfare led to a comedian being held at Toronto airport for six hours

Vegemite, the yeasty spread from Australia, gets a passing green checkmark. So does a French bottle of Chateauneuf-du-Pape. But Diet Coke, a favorite of President Donald Trump? To that, a popular new mobile app in Denmark assigns a failing red X — a message to shoppers to put that American stuff back on the shelf. Read More … [Read more...] about Trump-weary Danes turn to technology in boycott of U.S. brands