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Photo by: Pief Weyman/NBC) Wednesday, July 1, 2026, ratings — New episodes: Brilliant Minds. Special: Top Gun: Maverick. Sports: FIFA World Cup Today and the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Reruns: Celebrity Wheel of Fortune, Shifting Gears, Chicago Fire, Chicago PD, Police 24/7, and Law & Order: Toronto: Criminal Intent. Note: If you’re not seeing the updated charts, please try reloading the page or go here. The percentages represent the change since the previous original episode. (Percentages aren’t given for reruns or specials.) To see past ratings for a particular show, click the show’s link. The show pages are updated with…

Jalen Philpot (Cmm3, Wikimedia Commons) The fifth week of the 2026 Canadian Football League regular season concluded on Sunday. Six Canadians contributed to touchdowns for winning teams. They were Calgary Stampeders wide receiver Jalen Philpot of Delta, British Columbia, Stampeders wide receiver Dejon Brissett of Mississauga, Ontario, Stampeders wide receiver Clark Barnes of Brampton, Ontario, Stampeders quarterback Quincy Vaughn of Brantford, Ontario, Saskatchewan Roughriders wide receiver Dhel Duncan-Busby of Vancouver, British Columbia, and British Columbia Lions quarterback Nathan Rourke of Victoria, British Columbia. Philpot, Brissett, Barnes and Vaughn scored touchdowns for the Stampeders in a 58-36 win over the Toronto…

Reacting to draconian immigration policies enacted when Donald Trump began his second term as U.S. president, President Claudia Sheinbaum launched the “Mexico Embraces You” program  (“México te abraza”) to support deported citizens with financial assistance, medical care, documents and temporary housing. Now, however, as fewer Mexicans are being deported and returned home, the government has closed several of the shelters, but not all. “Some were [closed], and most were made smaller, but they remain ready to receive those who arrive,” Sheinbaum said last week, adding that facilities continue to operate at key locations, especially for those arriving by land. President…

NEW YORK — A former Democratic commissioner of one of the country’s top civil rights agencies dropped a lawsuit Monday challenging her dismissal by President Donald Trump, citing a recent Supreme Court ruling that dramatically enhanced the president’s power over independent agencies. Trump’s unprecedented dismissal of Jocelyn Samuels and another Democrat from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission cleared the way for his shake-up of civil rights enforcement, which has prioritized rooting out diversity and inclusion practices, weakening protections for transgender workers and championing discrimination claims against white workers and U.S.-born workers. The EEOC moved forward with aspects of that plan…

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¿Y si sí? This three-word question — literally translated as “And if yes?” — became a national motto for hopeful Mexican soccer fans during El Tri’s World Cup run to the round of 16. What if Mexico can beat England at Estadio Azteca and advance to the World Cup quarterfinals for just the third time ever? What if El Tri can continue winning and make it all the way to the final? What if Mexico can do the unthinkable and hold the World Cup aloft at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium on July 19? ¿Y si sí?  Unfortunately for Mexican fans,…

Forty-six railcars derailed northeast of Montreal on Sunday afternoon, close to some residents’ backyards. There were no injuries or deaths.

The USA face Belgium in controversial circumstances in the World Cup last-16 tonight. Both sides are looking to secure a spot in the quarter-finals, and the host nation looked set to do so without star striker Folarin Balogun until yesterday. But incredibly, FIFA suspended the one-match suspension Balogun was set to serve in the latest knockout round. Now, the USA will have a full-strength side, and can go toe-to-toe with the Red Devils. Catch up with all the team news right here on 101GreatGoals. USA team news With Balogun free to play despite being sent off against Bosnia, Mauricio Pochettino…

Listen to this articleEstimated 3 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results.Astronaut Jeremy Hansen, who voyaged around the moon in April, is retiring from the astronaut corps at the Canadian Space Agency.The agency announced Hansen’s exit this afternoon in a news release.”Today, the government of Canada is recognizing Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut Colonel Jeremy Hansen’s outstanding contribution to Canada’s space program. Colonel Hansen has announced that he will pursue new professional opportunities beginning in September 2026 while also continuing…

EDMONTON — Country musician Corb Lund says he’s not giving up the fight after his petition drive to stop new coal mining in Alberta was ruled a failure. Lund says he has questions about the process that Elections Alberta used to reject the list of names and that he’s looking at taking it to court. “We’re not going anywhere on this,” Lund said Monday in an interview. He said his group Water Not Coal may apply for a judicial review in the coming days. The petition was rejected last week by Elections Alberta. It was the latest setback for Lund…