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  1. Dirty tricks or much ado about nothing? Why Alaska, for once, is front and centre in midterms

    Two cleanshaven, older Caucasian men are shown in separate photos combined into one image. The man on the left wears a baseball cap and holds a microphone and the one on the right has his left hand on his head while wearing an outdoor vest.

    Could a manoeuvre reportedly plotted by officials connected to Democratic candidate Mary Peltola backfire and cost the party in its attempt to regain control of the Senate in next week's midterms? Here's a look at the controversy surrounding two candidates named Dan Sullivan on the Senate ballot.

  2. New Call of Duty game under fire for using footage of deadly 2022 South Korea crowd crush

    Video game screenshot of a soldier in tactical gear leaping over a car in an Asian market neighbourhood.

    The families of people killed in a deadly crowd crush in South Korea are calling on the makers of the latest Call of Duty video game to remove footage it used from the 2022 incident that left 160 people dead and nearly 200 more injured.

  3. Trump's increasing support for Russia carries existential danger for Canada

    Two men speak together.

    Some analysts say U.S. President Donald Trump's recent rapprochement with Russia poses a clear danger to Canadians — one not easily solved by closer partnerships with allies an ocean away.

  4. Spanish rescue workers search for any survivors in high-speed rail crash, with 69 dead

    A woman holds her head in her hands and appears pained, while standing amid a crowd of people.

    Spain's second high-speed rail disaster this year, in which one train struck another from behind, killing 69 people, has raised fresh concerns about the safety of the country's rail network ahead of a national election.

  5. U.S. midterms could be the country's most expensive elections yet. To what end?

    Democrat James Talarico addresses supporters at a rally for his U.S. Senate campaign in Lubbock, Texas on Wednesday, Oct. 27, 2026.

    The 2026 U.S. midterms are shaping up to be the most expensive elections in the country's history. Just how much will campaign money play a role in determining who wins? Here's a closer look.