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The Iraq striker left the France defeat in the first half with a muscle issue, but says he is ready to return for the final group-stage game

Sergei Lavrov accused Europe of escalating the war through military support for Ukraine and said the US is no longer acting as an objective mediator

The Library Company of Philadelphia has been given volumes dating back to the 17th century, according to a report cited in the source bundle

The UK competition regulator fined StubHub International £900,000 after finding unavoidable charges were added late in some ticket purchases

In a CBS News segment, Parsons discussed the Celine Dion-driven Titanic parody, its LGBTQ+ resonance and the cast behind it

Five officers have died on duty in Canada so far in 2026, three in attacks, but researchers say the total remains within the historical range

Tehran says access to bombed sites remains subject to existing procedures, while Washington says inspections are part of a 60-day sanctions waiver and broader talks

Valdés was Cuba’s first Interior Ministry director and was regarded as the country’s most powerful figure after the Castro brothers

Legends Museum says the shirt worn by Spain’s captain in the 2010 final was found missing during a routine collection review, with efforts underway to locate it

The calendar identifies upcoming municipal, provincial and territorial votes, while cautioning readers to confirm official dates with the responsible election authority

The four-day FMG event at Parc de la Baie is expected to feature balloon launches, live music, fireworks, rides and evening illumination displays

The vote will choose the 44th National Assembly, with Christine Fréchette now leading the CAQ after François Legault’s listed resignation from party leadership and the premiership

The Oct. 19 ballot is set to include five non-constitutional questions on immigration and election rules, plus four constitutional questions on Alberta’s relationship with Ottawa

The 10-day event at Stampede Park is slated to bring back daily rodeo, evening shows, concerts, agricultural competitions, midway attractions and community programming

The June 2-4 event at the University of Ottawa will proceed separately from Congress 2026, which the Federation says will not go ahead