Comedian Jay Johnston, best known for his work in the animated hit Bob’s Burgers, has pleaded guilty over his involvement in the 6 January US Capitol riot. Mr Johnston admitted on Monday to a single count of obstructing officers during a civil disorder. He will be sentenced in October and faces up to five years […]
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The youngest daughter of acclaimed Canadian Nobel laureate Alice Munro has said that her step-father sexually assaulted her as a child, and that her mother stayed with him even after learning of the abuse. In an essay published in the Toronto Star on Sunday, Andrea Robin Skinner described how her step-father began assaulting her in
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7 hours ago By Nadine Yousif, BBC News, Toronto How car thieves in Canada targeted the same owner twice Logan LaFarniere woke up one October morning in 2022 to an empty driveway. His brand new Ram Rebel truck was missing. His security camera captured two hooded men breaking into the pickup in the dead of night outside
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12 minutes ago By Anthony Zurcher, Senior North America reporter White House grilled by reporters on Biden’s health It is a week of reckoning for Joe Biden. Twelve days after a halting debate performance that may go down as one of the most damaging in modern American history, the president is fighting for his political survival under
Third Avenue Bridge, which connects New York’s the Bronx to Manhattan, got stuck in an open position due to the high heat on Monday. FDNY officers arrived in boats and fired water at the structure to try and cool down the metal, which expanded after high temperatures in the city, officials say. The incident caused
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