Culture

Nine Years Post-Quebec Attack, Canadian Leaders Warn of Resurgent Islamophobia Fueling Political Divides

As Canada marks the anniversary of the deadly 2017 Quebec City mosque shooting, national Muslim advocacy groups signal a troubling return to the political weaponization of anti-Muslim rhetoric. Data shows a sharp rise in reported hate crimes, challenging federal efforts to curb extremism.

European Football's New Divide: Barcelona Secures Direct Passage as PSG Faces Post-Group Stage Playoff Gauntlet

The expanded UEFA Champions League group stage concluded with starkly different outcomes for European giants. FC Barcelona leveraged a strong second-half surge against Copenhagen to clinch direct qualification to the Round of 16. Conversely, reigning champion Paris Saint-Germain, hampered by a draw against Newcastle, must navigate the newly introduced playoffs, signaling significant geopolitical shifts in continental football power.

Late Drama: Benfica's Last-Gasp Equalizer Reshapes Champions League Progression, Forcing Real Madrid to Playoffs

Political Humor as Strategic Weapon: How Leaders Weaponize Comedy

Honnold Sets Urban Free Solo Record with Taipei 101 Climb

From Chicago to Accra: Model Redefines Disability Representation in Ghana