Philadelphia museum brings Rocky statue inside after decades of tension

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Every day, visitors from around the world make their way to the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art — not necessarily for the galleries inside, but

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Crown abruptly closes case in B.C. trial of ex-Mountie accused of security offence

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VANCOUVER - The trial of a former RCMP officer accused of a security offence in relation to his alleged work

Youth invites finding of guilt in alleged terrorism plot against Jewish people

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OTTAWA — An Ottawa youth is inviting a judge to find him guilty of terrorism charges stemming from an alleged

An HBCU Student Goes To Class And Then TAhe Gun Range: Here’s Why

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At Howard University, Cameron Taylor is learning how to shoot a gun. Not for sport, but because he no longer

Beyoncé, Bezos, baubles and bustiers: What to know about the 2026 Met Gala

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NEW YORK (AP) — Fashionistas knew this already: “Fashion is Art.” But how will Met Gala guests interpret that dress

Air Transat cutting hundreds of flights due to high jet fuel costs

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MONTREAL - Soaring jet fuel prices have forced yet another Canadian airline to cull its schedule, with Transat A.T. Inc.

CP NewsAlert: Young person invites finding of guilt in Ottawa terror case

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OTTAWA - An Ottawa youth is inviting a judge to find him guilty of terrorism charges stemming from an alleged

Council to consider making World Cup fan fest free again after backlash over proposed $10 ticket prices

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Toronto city council will consider scrapping a previous plan to charge $10 a head for tickets to the upcoming World

OC Transpo’s new spring schedule means longer commutes for students

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As OC Transpo buses switched to their spring schedules on Sunday, university and college students finishing up their last week

An Instagram DM changed everything for Rachel Reid, Jacob Tierney and 'Heated Rivalry'

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NEW YORK (AP) — To the cheers and applause of thousands of BookCon attendees, “Heated Rivalry” author Rachel Reid and