Wed, Apr 15
world Health

Canada Protests Planned Cuts to Refugee Health Program

Dozens protested in Toronto against upcoming cuts to the Interim Federal Health Program on April 14. The changes introduce co-payments, prompting concerns about reduced access to care.

world Conflict (War)

Red Cross Delivers Humanitarian Aid Into Iran Through Turkiye

The Red Cross and partners deliver aid shipments into Iran through Turkiye. The aid included trauma kits, emergency shelters, and household supplies for displaced people.

metro Travel

Logan Drowns After Jumping Into Colorado River to Retrieve Hat

Emergency crews found Logan after he struggled swimming in the Colorado River. He was not wearing a life jacket when he entered the water near Davis Camp.

us Politics

Simmons Delivers McDonald's To Trump At White House Event

Sharon Simmons delivered a McDonald's order to President Trump during a White House event. She said the no tax on tips law saved her over $11,000 in 2025 tips.

us Business

7-Eleven Plans 645 Store Closures for Fiscal 2026

7-Eleven will close 645 North American stores in fiscal year 2026 while opening 205 new locations. Some closures involve changes to wholesale fuel formats, not permanent shutdowns.

metro Crime

Nelson-Reilly Pleads Guilty to Deleting Doorbell Videos

Selina Nelson-Reilly pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence related to her husband's shooting case. She agreed to probation and community service under her plea deal.

world Sports

Wales Beat Albania 4-0 in World Cup Qualifier

Wales wins 4-0 against Albania, achieving a clean sheet after 18 games. Coach Wilkinson emphasizes focusing on their own results, not competitors in Group B1.

us Politics

Democrats Outperform 2024 Margin in Special House Elections

Democratic candidates exceed their 2024 presidential margins in six House special elections. Higher turnout among college-educated Democrats influenced these results.

us Politics

Gonzales Resigns From Congress During Ethics Investigation

Rep. Gonzales resigns amid a sexual misconduct ethics probe.

metro Crime

Shaknovsky Indicted for Manslaughter in Surgery Error

Shaknovsky is charged after removing a patient's liver instead of spleen during surgery. The patient died from blood loss at a Florida hospital.