Ahmed Fouad Mostafa Eldidi, 62, and his son, Mostafa Eldidi, 26, were arrested in Richmond Hill, Ont., on July 28, 2024, and face nine terrorism charges, including conspiracy to commit murder on ...

It is critical that we stand up for Canadian businesses to protect fair trade and create strategic solutions to safeguard our industries ... The Canada-U.S. trade relationship is the world’s most ...

Selection: Grant recipients will be selected by an AARP panel of experts on aging, community development and livable communities. Projects will be judged on the degree to which their goals make an ...

For two weeks, customers can make use of the new cheap prices ... and nearly all of their pubs will be serving low and alcohol-free drinks for £1.49. The savings don't stop there if you're ...

Thank you, Billy, for this enjoyable puzzle. Special thanks to Amanda Rakfkin, Jared Goudmit, and Anna Gundlach for their amazing editing of the puzzles of the past year.

Trump Hints 90-Day Extension for TikTok Will ‘Most Likely’ Happen The president-elect takes office on Monday, one day after the ban takes place. tiktok 12:51 p.m. Is TikTok Actually Getting ...

Our puzzle editors and Wordplay columnists share their favorite new entries to the New York Times Crossword this year. By Sam Corbin You might assume that after 75 years of daily publication ...

Welcome to the hilarious origin of puzzles! This comedy sketch dives into the chaotic invention of puzzles and the frustration of putting them back together. Biden signed 50 bills on Christmas Eve.

The NYT Mini Crossword, known for its compact and engaging format, continues to be a favorite among puzzle enthusiasts. Unlike the larger, subscription-based New York Times Crossword, the Mini is free ...

The end is nigh. The end of 2024, in any case. We have today and then Tuesday we celebrate New Year’s Eve. In years past, that meant a great deal of merrymaking with friends, which often ...

The three puzzles you encountered this weekend are a type called Marching Bands, which were invented by the Wall Street Journal crossword editor ... certain letters to make sense of the clues.