Liberals win Canada vote led by Justin Trudeau
Canadian media project Liberal Party victory in national elections ending Stephen Harper’s tenure. Trudeau, 43, would become one of the youngest prime ministers, promising tax changes and stronger Canada United States ties as results linger on whether a majority or minority government will emerge.
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Homeownership Fades as Campaigns Skip Housing Issue
In a New Hampshire conference titled the silent housing crisis, candidates largely avoid homeownership as a campaign topic. Experts note rising rents, falling ownership rates, and a political disconnect as analysts cite mortgage policy debates and affordability terms shaping voter attitudes.
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Federal probes review possible hack of Brennan and Johnson accounts
Federal authorities are reviewing alleged access to personal emails tied to CIA Director Brennan and Homeland Security Secretary Johnson after a New York Post report. Two officials say no classified data was compromised. Secret Service and CIA comment that the inquiry is ongoing and referred to authorities.
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High profile drone registry plan announced by transportation chief
Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx unveiled a push to register all drones, forming a 24 member task force to deliver recommendations by November 20. Partners include the Air Line Pilots Association and the Academy of Model Aeronautics as FAA already requires commercial drone IDs and has issued 1891 special permits for aerial photography and agricultural use. Police described the ZombiCon shooter in Fort Myers as a possibly Hispanic white male in his late teens or early 20s, wearing a black T shirt and a black red flat cap, who fled toward the federal courthouse after killing one and injuring five.
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