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The age of AI warfare has dawned. Is Canada ready?
Countries like the U.S., U.K. and China are pouring billions into AI-integrated military software and hardware, despite legal and ethical concerns. Canadian defence technology companies, military experts and defence officials all say keeping humans in the loop will be key.
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Shooting in Polish city of Krakow leaves 5 people dead and more than a dozen injured
A shooter opened fire in a market square in the Polish city of Krakow on Saturday, leaving five people dead and more than a dozen injured, authorities said.
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Canada's military is using Palantir software. What are the risks?
Canada has multimillion-dollar contracts with U.S. tech firm Palantir. Experts warn the deals could expose military data to U.S. authorities and deepen Canada's reliance on foreign technology, while DND says its systems keep government data secure in Canada.
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Why the U.S. midterm results may show 'money stops mattering'
Republicans had a significant edge over Democrats in raising funding from outside groups in this year's U.S. midterms, giving them an overall money advantage. Yet Republicans suffered significant losses, raising questions about the impact money has in a political race.
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Trump names Stephen Miller as new chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles after midterm defeat
Just days after the Republican Party's resounding defeat in the midterms, U.S. President Donald Trump is replacing his top political adviser, chief of staff Susie Wiles, with immigration hardliner Stephen Miller.
