The future is now. When asked about gun control in Las Vegas, U.S. President Trump said, "We're not going to talk about that today" -- but one Nevada state senator says there's no better time.

Taking them to tusk. The Trump Administration says Pacific walruses aren't threatened anymore, because they've adapted to dwindling sea ice in the north -- but our guest says that decision will push the species closer to extinction.

It's in desperate need of repair -- but he wasn't there to mend fences. On his visit to Puerto Rico, U.S. President Donald Trump downplays the effects of Hurricane Maria, complains about the cost of the relief effort -- and expresses strong approval of hi

At least fifty-eight people are dead, and hundreds injured after a gunman opened fire on a music festival in Las Vegas. Our guest began the night serving beer to country music fans -- and ended it comforting one of the victims as he died.

An indefensible lack of defense. A New Brunswick judge rules the RCMP failed to provide adequate equipment and training to the officers killed during the rampage in Moncton -- and the widow of one of those officers says she knew that from the start.

A big party with balloons and cake -- but just one streamer. The federal government announces a deal that will see Netflix spend half a billion on Canadian TV and film -- but our guest says the streaming service will get all the binge benefits.

Duty calls -- followed by duty screams. When the U.S. imposes enormous new tariffs on Bombardier, the company blames a rival for manipulating the system -- and Maxime Bernier blames the Liberal government.

The squeaky wheel gets the keys. Saudi Arabia says its now OK for women to drive, and we ask one activist who fought the ban how she'll exercise her new right to go for a spin.

Hurricane Maria is long gone but the mayor of Puerto Rico's capital city says some of the island's elderly and injured residents are suffering the most, as they try to recover without food, water, or electricity.

He's free -- and now in hiding. A Syrian refugee arrested for last week's London subway bombing is released without charge. But the young man fears he'll be a target for violence -- in spite of his innocence.