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- MARK CARNEY WINS CANADIAN ELECTION FUELED BY VOTER ANGER AT TRUMP: Mark Carney led Canada’s Liberal Party to victory in the 2025 federal election, capitalizing on widespread frustration with U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade policies and annexation threats. Carney’s campaign emphasized national unity and resistance to U.S. interference, resonating with voters across the political spectrum. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre lost his seat, reflecting a rejection of his Trump-aligned approach. Carney’s win marks a significant political shift in Canada, with the Liberals potentially forming a minority government.
- AMAZON REFUSES TO LIST TARIFF FEES ON HAUL AFTER WHITE HOUSE LABELS PLAN ‘HOSTILE’: Amazon has refuted reports that it planned to display U.S. tariff costs on its main retail site, following accusations from the White House labeling the alleged plan as “hostile and political.” The company clarified that while its Amazon Haul store briefly considered listing import charges on selected products, the idea was never approved or implemented. This controversy arises amid President Trump’s aggressive trade actions during his second term, including broad tariffs on imports, which have impacted consumer confidence and business operations.
- U.S. NAVY LOSES $67 MILLION FIGHTER JET AFTER IT FALLS OFF AIRCRAFT CARRIER: A U.S. Navy F/A-18E Super Hornet fighter jet valued at $67 million fell into the Red Sea after slipping off the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier during towing operations. The incident occurred as the jet was being moved into the hangar bay, and one sailor sustained minor injuries. An investigation has been launched to determine the cause of the mishap.
- SUPREME COURT REJECTS KAREN READ’S DOUBLE JEOPARDY APPEAL: The U.S. Supreme Court has denied Karen Read’s petition to dismiss two charges, including second-degree murder, in the death of her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O’Keefe. Read’s defense argued that retrying her constituted double jeopardy, but the Court’s decision allows the retrial in Massachusetts to proceed.
- WEGOVY WEIGHT LOSS DRUG NOW OFFERED AT DISCOUNT ON HIMS, RO, AND LIFEMD: Novo Nordisk announced that its weight loss medication, Wegovy, will be available for $499 per month through telehealth companies Hims, Ro, and LifeMD. This move aims to make the drug more accessible to consumers without insurance coverage, as the list price can exceed $1,000 monthly. The medication will be provided in the same auto-injector pens as those dispensed through traditional pharmacies.
- NBA CONSIDERS INTERNATIONAL FORMAT FOR FUTURE ALL-STAR GAMES: The NBA is exploring a new format for the 2026 All-Star Game, potentially featuring a “USA vs. World” matchup. This change aims to enhance competitiveness and global appeal after the current format received lukewarm responses. The league is also considering shifting the game to a Sunday afternoon to avoid conflicts with Winter Olympics coverage.
- JORDON HUDSON SHARES BELICHICK EMAIL SCREENSHOT OVERLAID WITH TAYLOR SWIFT SONG: Jordon Hudson, girlfriend of football coach Bill Belichick, posted a screenshot of an email from Belichick discussing potential negative media feedback to his upcoming memoir. The Instagram post was accompanied by Taylor Swift’s song “Look What You Made Me Do,” raising questions about her intentions. This follows criticism of Hudson’s interruptions during a recent CBS interview with Belichick.
- BEYONCÉ’S COWBOY CARTER TOUR BEGINS WITH THOUSANDS OF CHEAP SEATS STILL AVAILABLE: Despite high demand, thousands of tickets remain available for Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” tour, with some seats priced as low as $51 before fees. The tour, which began at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, offers fans an opportunity to attend at more accessible price points. Ticket availability varies by location and date.
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