Politics
Green Party Leader Zack Polanski Faces Pressure Amid Controversy Over Zionism Policy Motion
A proposed Green Party policy declaring 'Zionism is racism' has sparked internal controversy, putting leader Zack Polanski under pressure to clarify his stance ahead of the party conference.
UK Government Announces New Vocational GCSEs to Launch in 2029
The UK is set to introduce vocational GCSEs alongside traditional academic subjects from September 2029, aiming to offer practical learning pathways and tackle youth unemployment.
White House Endorses American Franchise Act Amid Growing Bipartisan Support
The American Franchise Act, a bipartisan bill aimed at clarifying the joint employer standard in U.S. franchising, received a significant boost in September 2026 when the White House announced its full support. This move aligns with ongoing efforts by the International Franchise Association to stabilize franchising regulations after a decade of uncertainty.
Speculation Mounts as British Columbia Premier David Eby Signals Possible Snap Election Amid Political Turmoil
Premier David Eby is expected to announce a snap provincial election soon, stirring concerns about its impact on the October 17 municipal elections and prompting reactions from political figures and local governments.
Major US TV Networks Suspend White House Coverage Following Trump's Ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico
Following President Donald Trump's ban of CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from White House access on September 18, 2026, the three outlets have filed a lawsuit alleging First Amendment violations. In response, major US television networks collectively suspended their shared pool coverage of presidential events, leading to unprecedented gaps in public broadcast such as a recent White House ceremony aired without audio.