Justin Trudeau will step down as Liberal leader. Who could come next?
After nearly 12 years at the helm of the Liberal Party of Canada, Justin Trudeau says he will step down from the party’s top job once a new leader is…
US Congress certifies Donald Trump’s victory in 2024 presidential election
The quiet proceeding contrasts with efforts by Trump’s own supporters to overturn his 2020 loss by storming the US Capitol. US Vice President Kamala Harris leads a joint session of…
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OpenAI is ready to focus on ‘superintelligence’, boss Sam Altman says
OpenAI is ready to start focusing on “superintelligence” and is already capable of building artificial general intelligence (AGI) – a level of AI which can outperform humans at most work,…
Labour MP urges Government to seize frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine
A Labour MP has urged the Government to stop “making policy on an imaginary future” and seize frozen Russian assets to support the Ukrainian war effort. Blair McDougall said the…
BATRA’S BURNING QUESTIONS: With Trudeau announcing he will resign, what’s next for the Liberals?
as Sun Editor-in-Chief Adrienne Batra and Sun political columnists Brian Lilley and Warren Kinsella
KINSELLA: Contenders lining up to replace Trudeau
And they’re off! The Liberal Party’s leadership contenders, that is. While some have been quietly organizing for many months, does that give them an advantage? Not necessarily. Here’s the LPC…
Men need to get off the fence and back Conor Meyler’s fight for full equality in GAA
It’s funny how sports fans latch on to particular players and rally behind them.
Thrilling Irish Cup retains the magic the FA Cup has long since lost
As a kid, I loved the Third Round of the FA Cup.
People in deprived areas ‘suffered disproportionately larger bus service cuts’
People living in deprived areas of England have suffered disproportionately larger cuts to bus services, according to a new report. Think tank IPPR North, which produced the analysis, said it…