U.S. President Donald Trump says no deal is possible to end the attacks on Iran, unless Iran makes an "unconditional surrender." Mike Armstrong reports on the latest bombings, and how Israel is expanding its attacks on Lebanon. Eric Sorensen looks at who might lead Iran next. David Akin reports on Ottawa's efforts to help hundreds of Canadians escape the Middle East. Katherine Ward reports on the growing humanitarian crisis the war is causing. Candice Cole reports from Washington, D.C. about the U.S. Department of Justice releasing a new batch of the Jeffrey Epstein files, which contain disturbing allegations about Trump. You'll hear what one woman alleges Trump did to her when she was a teenager. Mackenzie Gray reports from Tokyo on the deals Prime Minister Mark Carney signed with Japan. And Heidi Petracek reports on some of the Canadian Paralympians vying for a place on the podium.

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As Iran is hit with new bombs and missiles, Jeff Semple reports from Van, Turkey, near Iran's northern border, on how the U.S. and Israeli strikes are fuelling anger among Iranians, and how the U.S. reportedly wants Kurdish forces to join the war. Jackson Proskow looks at how Trump wants a say in choosing Iran's next leader, with the Pentagon possibly preparing for a battle lasting months. The war is disrupting air travel around the globe, so Anne Gaviola shares some advice for anyone who's booked a flight. Mackenzie Gray reports on how Prime Minister Mark Carney won't rule out the Canadian military having a role in the war. Eric Sorensen explains how controlling oil transported through the Persian Gulf could reshape geopolitics. A trial is underway in New York, aimed at breaking up Live Nation and Ticketmaster. Heather Yourex-West explains why legal experts doubt the case could mean lower ticket prices for consumers. Plus, Punch the monkey makes progress and outgrows his orangutan stuffed plush toy.

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There are ominous warnings the U.S. attacks against Iran are only going to escalate. Jeff Semple is at the Turkish side of Iran's northern border speaking with Iranians trying to escape before the situation gets worse. Jackson Proskow looks at the debate over the legality and justification for the war. Heidi Petracek reports on the three methods Ottawa is using to get Canadians out of the Middle East. Meanwhile in the land down under, Prime Minister Mark Carney has addressed Australia's parliament. Mackenzie Gray reports from Canberra on Carney's message. In the U.S., Texas State Rep. James Talarico is emerging as a rising political star after winning the senate Democratic primary for Texas. Eric Sorensen explains Talarico's soaring popularity, why his win is a watershed moment for the deeply conservative state, and why he could be a problem for Republicans in the 2026 midterm elections. Back home in Canada, a new poll reveals what the public thinks of politicians who switch parties. David Akin explains what these voters think should happen to floor-crossers. Melissa Ridgen speaks with a heartbroken Winnipeg family hoping to raise awareness to the devastating effects bullying can have. And in metro Vancouver, many people were startled by a big flash and a loud boom that shook homes across the region last night. So what was it?

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The war in the Middle East is only widening. Jeff Semple reports from Istanbul about where this leaves the people of Iran. Jackson Proskow explains how there's mixed messaging about why U.S. President Donald Trump launched the attacks. Redmond Shannon explains how Trump is taking aim at some European allies for their lack of support. Anne Gaviola looks at how the war could affect your wallet beyond oil and gas prices; and has advice for everyday investors. Heidi Petracek hears from some Canadians stranded in the Middle East hoping the federal government will help them get home. Prime Minister Mark Carney is on a trade mission in Australia, and has made his first public comments in several days on the Middle East war. Mackenzie Gray reports from Sydney on what Carney is saying. Plus, is it time to finally ditch the time switch? With British Columbia about to move to Daylight Saving Time permanently, Heather Yourex-West looks at who else may follow suit.

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The U.S. and Israel's airstrikes on Iran have triggered a war that's quickly spreading through the Middle East. Redmond Shannon looks at how several other countries have been drawn in, as Iran goes after its neighbours. Jackson Proskow looks at the scrutiny on U.S. President Donald Trump's potential endgame. Heidi Petracek speaks with some of the Canadians stranded in the Middle East who are trying to get home safely. And Heather Yourex-West looks at how the war is driving up oil prices. Also, Prime Minister Mark Carney did not take questions from journalists during the India portion of his Indo-Pacific trade mission. David Akin explains what to make of Carney's silence on alleged interference from the Indian government, and the lack of follow-up on his initial statement about the U.S. airstrikes on Iran. Plus, Eric Sorensen explains why Canada could be the safest bet for soccer fans when the World Cup kicks off this summer.

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War in the Middle East as more U.S. and Israeli strikes target Iran, while the regime hits back against Israel and other countries in the region. Plus, we speak to the Canadians caught in the crossfire.

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Fire and destruction across the Middle East, after the U.S. and Israel unleash a massive joint strike on Iran, delivering on Donald Trump's threats against the regime. The reports that Iran's supreme leader has been killed, and how Tehran is retaliating.

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Canada's economy contracted at the end of 2025. Heather Yourex-West explains why, and the fears artificial intelligence is swallowing up thousands of jobs. As U.S. President Donald Trump suggests a "friendly takeover" of Cuba, he also has the Iran nuclear talks on his mind. Jackson Proskow looks at how the U.S. and Iran are inching toward war; while Vincent McAviney explains why Pakistan has declared an "open war" on neighbouring Afghanistan. Former U.S. president Bill Clinton has testified about his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Mike Armstrong reports on what Clinton said under oath, and the reaction. Mackenzie Gray is in Mumbai as Prime Minister Mark Carney begins his trip aimed at resetting relations with India. Heidi Petracek explains why Canadian veterans who served in the first Gulf War are still fighting for support. Some sad news from the music world: singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka has died at the age of 86. Jeff Semple looks at why Netflix is out and Paramount Skydance is set to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery. In health news, you'll hear why doctors say young children need to get their cholesterol checked. Plus, politics and the Paralympics: Eric Sorensen looks at the uproar over Russia and Belarus being allowed back into the Games.

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Former U.S. secretary of state and first lady Hillary Clinton has testified behind closed doors about convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Mike Armstrong reports on what Clinton said, why her deposition had to take a pause, and how she's calling on President Donald Trump to testify. Back in Canada, Jillian Piper has reaction from the Sikh community after a federal government official said they no longer believe India is linked to violent crimes in India. David Akin reports on federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's vision to tackle international trade, why he's going to Europe, and what he's now saying about Trump. Heather Yourex-West reports on Alberta's latest budget and deepening deficit. Touria Izri explains how Instagram says it plans to protect its youngest users from self-harm; the limits to this initiative; and why critics believe it fails to address the platform's actual problems. Jackson Proskow looks at the possible reasons why a Florida-registered speedboat was in Cuban waters before it was involved in a deadly shootout with Cuba's military. Plus, get out of here: Dan Spector heads to a Laval, Que. escape room which was just named the world's best for a second year in a row.

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India's government has been accused of instigating violence in Canada. But on the eve of Prime Minister Mark Carney's trip to India, Mackenzie Gray explains why federal government officials say they're no longer worried. There are reports the U.S. Department of Justice withheld portions of the Jeffrey Epstein files that included one woman's disturbing accusations against President Donald Trump. Jackson Proskow looks at what's known about the claims. A sixth complainant has testified at the sex assault trial of Canadian billionaire Frank Stronach. Jeff Semple reports on what one woman says happened decades ago that left her "traumatized" forever. Jillian Piper reports on Canada's multi-billion-dollar aid package for Cuba. Touria Izri explores the growing pressure A.I. companies are facing to create safety standards to protect the public. Heather Yourex-West explains why Alberta wants its own limits on who's eligible for MAID (medical assistance in dying). Plus, neigh what? You know that sound horses make? It's called a whinny. Scientists couldn't figure out how horses make that noise - until now. Heidi Petracek has the findings.

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