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  1. Hundreds of thousands lose power as Hurricane Isaias batters Florida, Alabama

    People look out at the waves churning in the ocean

    Hundreds of thousands of people in Alabama and the Florida Panhandle were without power early Saturday after Isaias crashed into the U.S. Gulf Coast as a dangerous hurricane and left flooded roads and downed trees in its wake as it moved inland.

  2. Netanyahu faces fresh allegations he ignored warnings about Oct. 7 — right before an election

    A man and other people standing closely nearby look to their left, into the camera.

    Just weeks before a potentially pivotal election, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is defending against new allegations that he ignored high-level warnings from Arab allies that might have prevented the Hamas-led attacks on Oct. 7, 2023.

  3. He was ready to fight in the 'war on terror.' This post-9/11 veteran looks back at his decision to enlist

    Barry Sward, a veteran of the United States Marine Corps, looks on at a younger photo of himself in official uniform.

    After the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, CBC’s chief correspondent Adrienne Arsenault reported on young people who enlisted to fight in the global "war on terror." Twenty-four years later, she tracked down one U.S. marine she met to find out if he got what he signed up for.

  4. Trump wants to dismantle the ICC. These jurists want Canada to intervene

    A person walks by a court building.

    After the Trump administration announced sweeping sanctions against the International Criminal Court, Canadian legal professionals are calling on the federal government to take action to strengthen the court through additional funding or other measures.

  5. 15 killed in Russian strikes on Ukraine after Trump-Putin diesel deal

    A man speaks on a cellphone while sitting on a large pile of rubble.

    Russian strikes killed at least 15 people in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region, Ukrainian officials said Saturday, a day after U.S. President Donald Trump announced a deal to buy Russian diesel that Kyiv warned would help bankroll Moscow’s war in Ukraine.