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A Saskatoon production is creating a 13-episode puppet show called Nakon’i’a with Kunsi to teach the endangered Nakoda language. The series is set to air on APTN later this year.
Calgary teen Ania Udofia wins honorable mention for video on AI data center water use and proposes immersion cooling. Expert Richard Zhao discusses current recycling and running-water methods.
Three siblings separated by the '60s Scoop reunited at Winnipeg airport after decades apart, facilitated by local organizations. The story highlights emotional reconnection and calls for renewed government support programs for survivors.
Putin and Xi are set to discuss the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline during their Beijing meeting as the Iran conflict disrupts energy supplies. Pricing disputes and strategic risks remain key hurdles despite a signed memorandum.
Sen. Jim Risch won Idaho's Republican primary decisively, advancing toward a potential fourth Senate term with Trump's endorsement. The outcome highlights limited competition in the solidly red state.
Jim Cramer warned that oil prices could challenge $119 if U.S.-Iran tensions persist without progress toward peace. The Treasury Department issued a temporary license for some Russian oil purchases to ease supply pressures.
Government statistics reveal that AfD members were targeted in most violent attacks on German politicians in 2025. The party links the incidents to ongoing criticism while officials see no coordinated plot.
Nvidia will open a research hub in Singapore focused on embodied AI while the city-state launches a robotics testbed with partners like DHL and Grab.
Christine Drazan won the Oregon GOP primary for governor, advancing to a rematch with incumbent Tina Kotek. The race highlights persistent Democratic advantages in the state.
Mercedes has revealed its electric AMG GT 4-door coupe with 1,153 hp, advanced axial motors, and rapid charging. The vehicle arrives in late 2026 with simulated engine sounds and centralized computing.
Times of India featured a partial Charles Darwin quote of the day alongside a description of its science reporting team. The post highlights the desk's role in making scientific topics accessible.
Bravo's new spinoff 'In The City' premieres by addressing Kyle Cooke and Amanda Batula's separation and the ensuing scandal with Westling Wilson. The episode features emotional conversations and provides context for the expanded Bravoverse.
The New York Times Mini Crossword for May 20, 2026, featured clues on topics like endurance swims and Napa Valley products. CNET provided the full set of answers along with brief solving notes.
Lydia Plath discussed her post-wedding intimacy timeline with Zac Wyse on Welcome to Plathville, confirming they did not wait a full week. The episode also covered their adjustment to married life and move to Colorado.
Scott Foley responded to backlash over his character's death on Will Trent via Instagram after the May 5 finale. Co-star Iantha Richardson discussed the emotional impact of multiple recent exits and hopes for future storylines.
The Take It Down Act begins full enforcement Tuesday, requiring platforms to remove nonconsensual intimate images including deepfakes within 48 hours. Victims report first to platforms then to the FTC if needed.
The article reports on the San Diego Islamic Center shooting that killed three men, with two teenage suspects found dead and evidence pointing to neo-Nazi and accelerationist motives. Officials detail the sequence of events, heroics of the security guard, and ongoing investigation into online radicalization.
Colossal Biosciences claims to have created an artificial egg for bird embryos that could aid de-extinction and conservation efforts. The announcement lacks independent verification and raises questions about scalability and ethics.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville voiced doubts about Alabama's redistricting plan while his office affirmed support for the maps. The changes, cleared by the Supreme Court, will affect special primaries on Aug. 11 amid ongoing legal challenges.
Democratic senators criticized Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy for a corporate-sponsored road trip during a May 19 hearing. Duffy defended the project as ethics-approved and aimed at promoting U.S. tourism.
