Insult to injury. After a nineteen-year-old Good Samaritan is shot and killed in Hamilton, Ontario, one witness is questioning the actions -- and inaction -- of the paramedics who arrived to treat him.

The Flynn edge of the wedge. Former national security advisor Michael Flynn pleads guilty to lying to the FBI, which means he's cooperating with Robert Mueller's investigation -- which may mean trouble for the rest of the President's team.

A hidden agenda, exposed. Ian Bush has already been convicted of 3 murders -- and as an Ottawa jury considers another conviction, newly-revealed evidence shows a familiar name on one of his "hit lists": our own Carol Off.

From tweetstorm to tweet-hurricane. After U.S. President Trump shares anti-Muslim videos posted by a far-right leader in the UK during his morning Twitter tantrum, British politicians signal their disgust with the irresponsible signal-boost.

A belatedly sorry state. Prime Minister Trudeau apologizes for this country's history of persecuting LGBTQ citizens -- 21 years after the death of the last Canadian who did prison time for being gay.

Violent partner. The International Criminal Court plans to investigate U.S. and Afghan agencies for possible abuses in Afghanistan -- but our guest believes Canada's role should be considered as well.

One of the deadliest attacks in modern Egyptian history. It began with an explosion in the midst of Friday prayers -- and so far, 235 people are dead after militants attack a Sufi mosque in the north Sinai Peninsula.

The jaws of defeat. There's a sense of victory in Zimbabwe now that President Robert Mugabe is done -- but our guest warns that his successor, Emmerson Mnangagwa, has earned his ominous nickname: The Crocodile.

Their lives. His life sentence. Ratko Mladic is finally sent to prison for his genocidal bid to build a greater Serbia; I'll speak with 2 survivors of his violent crimes who say the damage continues today.

Will his country move forward -- and can he go back? After a thirty-seven-year reign, Robert Mugabe resigns as president of Zimbabwe -- and tonight, a Zimbabwean in exile hopes he'll be able to return.