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Canada’s top court has delivered a highly anticipated judgment, writing in a majority opinion that Ottawa’s Impact Assessment Act (IAA), formerly Bill C-69, is largely unconstitutional.

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In a BBC interview, Christian Lindner invites the UK to discuss a closer relationship with the EU.

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Jamie Dimon says conflicts in Ukraine and Israel may hit energy and food markets, and global trade.

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Montana is at the forefront of a wave of new tech laws passed by Republican-led states. Some give parents control over their children’s social media accounts.

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Federal judges in three states have blocked children’s privacy and parental oversight laws, saying they very likely violate free speech rights.

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