US proposals called unfair by. A claims that the United States recently introduced new terms in ongoing negotiations that were considered uneconomic and unfair, undermining the perceived benefits of reaching a deal for Canada.

Rep. Tom Kane returns after mental health leave, missed 140 votes. Kane took a leave from Congress on March 5th, missing 140 votes, to focus on his mental health.

Harry Enten: Florida Senate race tilts 95% GOP after Dem primary. Angie Nixon won the Democratic primary in Florida's special Senate election, and prediction markets immediately shifted the GOP's win probability from 84% to 95%.

The US national debt has surpassed $40 trillion for the first time, more than doubling since a decade ago. According to the Congressional Budget Office, the debt grew by $10 trillion under Trump and $5 trillion under Biden. (TIME)

According to eyewitnesses, dozens were kidnapped during Friday prayers in Niger State, Nigeria, as armed men with guns and machetes attacked two villages. Police have yet to confirm details of the attack. (DW News)

Myanmar military airstrike k*ll 14 at Buddhist monastery, according to reports. Witnesses say around 100 people were attending a meditation retreat in central Myanmar when the building was targeted by military planes. (DW News)

Prince Harry's return to Britain was met with surprise, according to royal sources. The Duke of Sussex's decision to leave California was driven by a desire to reconnect with his family, particularly his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II. (Wash. Post)

Speaker Johnson claims Democrats are being overtaken by communists. Speaker Mike Johnson argues that the Democratic Party is increasingly influenced by a Marxist and Democratic Socialist element, specifically referencing recent electoral successes in New York and nationwide.

Prime Minister Mark Carney told Canadians on Saturday that the collapse of trade talks with the U.S. was a "disappointing" outcome. He said the decision to suspend negotiations was made after President Trump's tariffs were deemed "punishing" and "unacceptable". (NYT)

Sophie Reign offers to pay teachers' expenses. Sophie Reign, responding to a tax proposal on OnlyFans creators by James Fishback, who recently lost an election, solicits classroom or school wishlists from teachers after mentioning rising school supply costs of over 7.5%.

Giorgia Meloni, leader of Italy's far-right Brothers of Italy party, has navigated a path to power, reflecting on her journey from political outcast to potential prime minister. (NYT)

A Israeli drone strike on a civilian vehicle in southwest Syria has injured several people. The Syrian government has condemned the attack as a "flagrant violation of sovereignty" and a "blatant breach of international law". (Al Jazeera)

Iranian Defense Minister Amir Hatami has stated that the country's weapons production is ongoing, but details will not be disclosed during the current conflict with the US. (Al Jazeera)

Trump says $400M ballroom funded privately, no taxpayer money. President Trump stated that a ballroom project costing close to $400 million is being fully funded by private donors and companies, with no federal funds involved.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag said the team's performance was "not good enough" after a 2-0 loss to Hull City in their Premier League opener. The defeat marks a poor start to the season for the Red Devils. (Al Jazeera)

Trump: Supreme Court clears White House ballroom complex. Trump says the Supreme Court ruled to allow construction of a military and ballroom complex on White House grounds to proceed.

Indonesia has deployed additional troops to combat Borneo wildfires, which burned over 200,000 hectares of land between January and July, according to the government. The move aims to contain the blazes. (Al Jazeera)

Jennifer Welch claims Trump approval drops to 30%. Jennifer Welch criticizes Erika Kirk, alleging that Kirk continues controversial actions attributed to her husband Charlie Kirk, and remarks on Donald Trump's latest approval rating, claiming it has fallen to 30%.

Jennifer Welch: Trump incurred nearly a third of $40 trillion debt. Welch is responding to an unnamed speaker's claim about fiscal responsibility, accusing them of lying with no pushback.

Spanish authorities have begun evicting hundreds of migrants from makeshift camps on Ceuta's beach, relocating them to shelters. According to officials, the move aims to improve living conditions and provide essential services. (Al Jazeera)

U.S. and Canada trade talks have collapsed, with the midnight deadline passing without an agreement. According to Prime Minister Mark Carney, Canada will impose 50% tariffs on $20 billion worth of U.S. products in response. (NPR)

Greg Abbott gave Texas data centers 20-year tax breaks. A political figure criticizes Texas Governor Greg Abbott for granting data centers 20-year tax breaks in a 2015 agreement, claiming these breaks cost Texans $3.2 billion.

Trump declines to name countries in beef deal. A reporter pressed Trump on which countries are party to a beef deal he referenced, asking for the sources of the agreement.

Trump claims roughly $850 million raised for GOP candidates. Trump was asked which races he is investing in financially.

Jessica Tarlov: JD Vance: Home ownership age now 40. JD Vance discusses U.S. quality of life, saying home ownership for young people is becoming accessible again.

Gina Hinojosa warns Texas redistricting could reshape Congress. Democrat Gina Hinojosa argues that the upcoming Texas governor's race will have national consequences due to its impact on congressional redistricting.

$1,500 per household proposal in Texas. A speaker praises a plan to provide $1,500 per household, calling it a transformative and unorthodox idea aimed at helping working families in Texas.

explains youth appeal of democratic socialism. argues that widening inequality — massive corporate wealth alongside unaffordable housing, healthcare, and stagnant wages — is driving young people toward democratic socialism, regardless of whether one agrees with the ideology.

Speaker calls Trump 'criminal' and 'con man'. the report strongly criticizes Donald Trump, accusing him of criminal behavior and attacking his impact on democracy. The statement is framed as an urgent call to oppose Trump, described as a national emergency.

Masoud Pezeshkian, Iranian president's chief of staff, says it is time to end the war with the US, citing Iran's current position of strength and dignity. (DW News)