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  1. These midterm races will decide who controls U.S. Congress for the rest of Trump's presidency

    View of the U.S. Capitol dome against a blue sky with a tree in the foreground.

    The most important elections in next Tuesday's U.S. midterms will play out in just a handful of states and districts where polling suggests the Republicans and Democrats are in tight races.

  2. Why a spate of gun-for-hire shootings in Toronto were likely paid for by Iran

    Police take photos of a bullet hole at the scene of an early morning shooting outside the US Consulate in Toronto, on Monday, July 27, 2026.

    A CBC News investigation has pinpointed a dozen politically-motivated gun-for-hire shootings in Toronto that appear to have been financed by the Iranian government.

  3. El Salvador has deployed roughly 1,000 soldiers to Haiti: security official

    Vehicles carrying special forces from El Salvador are seen driving along a street in the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince.

    Around 1,000 soldiers from El Salvador have been sent to Haiti in a string of deployments in recent days after four Salvadoran members of the UN-backed force in Haiti went missing, a security official ‌in Haiti told Reuters on Tuesday.

  4. Meet Canada's 5 Eurovision finalists

    Four images show host Chéli Sauvé-Castonguay on stage, Canadian Eurovision finalist Rêve talking on stage, finalist Tyler Shaw walking on stage and all five Canadian Eurovision finalists on stage including Talk on a screen.

    Five finalists — William Cloutier, Josiane, Rêve, Talk and Tyler Shaw — are competing to become Canada’s first Eurovision entrant in 2027. Canadians can watch their performances online and vote up to 10 times before voting closes Nov. 5.

  5. Trump rallies are still rockin' with Neil Young's music — so he's suing, again

    A composite image showing an older man onstage singing and playing guitar, at left, and another older man dancing onstage at a rally.

    Neil Young is once again suing over Rockin' in the Free World being played at U.S. President Donald Trump's political rallies, six years after their last go-around about the blistering anthem.