US AND CANADA

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A dozen people were injured in a shooting at an eastern Toronto pub in what police called a reckless act of violence by three men who entered the bar and fired randomly without warning.

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In the wake of soaring egg prices across the United States, a unique and feathery solution is taking root—chicken rentals. Christine and Brian Templeton, a couple from Goffstown, New Hampshire, are leading the charge with their business, Rent The Chicken. Their innovative service is helping Americans bypass the skyrocketing costs of eggs by bringing the source of production straight to their backyards.

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After seven years of searching, a family has finally been reunited. Abdul Aziz Khan was discovered during an attempted break-in in Colorado on February 23. He was kidnapped in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2017 by his non-custodial mother, Rabia Khalid. According to Douglas County officials, the now-14-year-old was taken by his mother and her new husband when he was only 5 years old, during a protracted custody battle with his father.

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The US Justice Department on Wednesday announced indictments against twelve Chinese nationals, including two public security ministry officers, for a series of hacking attacks. Targets included the US Treasury (breached in 2024), Chinese dissidents in the US, Asian foreign ministries, religious groups, and US government agencies.

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President Donald Trump has revealed the rollout of a $5 million “gold card” visa program designed to attract affluent foreigners by offering them permanent U.S. residency status and a potential path to citizenship in exchange for a substantial investment. The initiative will supersede the existing EB-5 investor visa program involving a minimum of $800,000 to $1 million invested in United States job creation.