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Canada’s Upcoming Prime Minister Has Overseen Brexit and is Now Handling Trump’s Trade War

Mark Carney, a former central banker, is set to become Canada’s next Prime Minister after winning the leadership of the Liberal Party. Known for handling economic crises in the UK and Canada, Carney steps into office amid tensions with the U.S. over trade disputes initiated by President Donald Trump. With a background in high-level finance and international relations, Carney promises to defend Canadian interests. The election will focus on Canada’s approach to U.S. relations, especially regarding trade and national resources. Carney’s leadership is anticipated to boost Liberal Party prospects in a forthcoming election.

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Ubisoft Executives Face French Court in Harassment Trial

Three former top executives from Ubisoft, the company behind popular video games like “Assassin’s Creed” and “Far Cry,” stand trial in France. Accusations include nearly a decade of psychological and sexual harassment against employees. The trial spotlights long-standing issues of harassment within the gaming industry. The executives deny the charges, with allegations stemming from a toxic work culture and specific instances like a Christmas party incident. This case highlights the broader challenges facing the gaming industry in addressing treatment of women and minorities.

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South Korean Singer Wheesung Dies at 43

South Korean singer and producer Wheesung, recognized for his R&B hits, has died at 43. Found unconscious in Seoul, he was pronounced dead. Authorities are investigating the circumstances, including cardiac arrest and possible drug-related issues. His agency mourns the loss, requesting privacy for his family.

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Police Probe Into South Austin’s 8th Homicide Case of 2025

The Austin Police Department is investigating the city’s eighth homicide of the year, taking place in South Austin. A male victim was found dead at the scene, but his identity and cause of death have not been disclosed. Authorities are treating the incident as a homicide and are seeking community cooperation in solving the case. Residents express safety concerns, while city officials and law enforcement work on strategies to address violent crime. Nonprofit organizations also contribute to reducing violence in the community through various initiatives.

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Houston Rodeo 2025: Medical and Safety Committee Supports First Responders at NRG Park

Houston’s 2025 rodeo at NRG Park highlights the critical role of the medical and safety committee, particularly on “First Responders Day.” This team of healthcare professionals from the Houston area is key in providing medical care and assisting with crowd control, ensuring a safe experience for the thousands attending the event. The day recognizes the important contributions of these first responders, emphasizing the collaborative efforts required to maintain safety and order during one of the city’s major annual events.

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