President Donald Trump's declaration of victory Monday in reaching a preliminary deal with Mexico to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement raised at least as many questions as it answered.
In our news wrap Monday, the U.S. and Mexico reached tentative agreement on a trade deal to replace NAFTA. Next, the administration will negotiate with Canada, whose foreign ministry said it’s “encouraged” by the progress to date. Meanwhile, Iran argued…
Aug 10

By Associated Press
The circumstances of the shooting are unclear, but police said on Twitter that the "incident is ongoing."…
Jul 27

By Christopher Rugaber, Associated Press
President Donald Trump is prematurely claiming he proved naysayers wrong in boosting U.S. economic growth. Here's a look at his claims.
Jul 25

By Gillian Flaccus, Associated Press
PORTLAND, Ore. — Green Thumb Industries had a business plan, expertise and plenty of ambition to grow its marijuana business. What the Chicago-based company didn't have was access to enough capital to make it all happen.
Jul 23

By Rob Gillies, Associated Press
Authorities identified the suspect as Faisal Hussain, 29, of Toronto, who died after an exchange of gunfire with police. It was not immediately clear whether he killed himself or was killed by police.
Jun 30

By Rob Gillies, Associated Press
The taxes on items including ketchup, lawn mowers and motor boats amount to $12.6 billion.
Jun 20

By Rob Gillies, Associated Press
Canada's Senate gave final passage Tuesday to the federal government's bill to legalize cannabis.
Jun 13

By Rob Harris, Graham Dunbar, Associated Press
North America will host the 2026 World Cup after FIFA voters overwhelmingly opted for the financial and logistical certainty of a United States-led bid over a risky Moroccan proposal for the first 48-team tournament.
Jun 10

By Catherine Lucey, Rob Gillies, Associated Press
The annual G-7 summit appeared to have weathered tensions over President Donald Trump’s threats of a tariff-fueled trade war until the mercurial American pulled out of a joint statement while citing “false statements” by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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