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A new reality for U.S. doctors as they navigate exceptions to shifting abortion laws
Physicians say it's not always clear when an intervention will be allowed under life-saving exceptions to abortion bans in U.S. states. One ob-gyn asked: “What does the risk of death have to be, and how imminent must it be?”
Boris Johnson vows to stay in power after resignation of 2 top ministers
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he plans to stay in power despite the resignations of two top cabinet ministers and a slew of more junior officials.
Alleged gunman facing 7 counts of 1st degree murder after mass shooting at Fourth of July parade in Illinois
Canada is 1st country to ratify requests from Sweden and Finland to join NATO
Finnish and Swedish ambassadors submitted official letters of application to NATO on May 18.
China is barring diplomats from trial of Canadian tycoon who disappeared 5 years ago, Ottawa says
Chinese authorities refused to let Canadian diplomats attend the trial of a Chinese-born Canadian tycoon who disappeared from Hong Kong five years ago, Ottawa said Tuesday.
