Roger Collins

VIDEO: U.S. President Donald Trump has made it plainly obvious to the world he’s not happy with the lack of support some NATO members have shown in his war on Iran, but now, internal emails from within the Pentagon indicate that Washington is looking for other ways it can punish its allies, including possibly suspending Spain from the alliance. When asked about the report, Spain’s prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, shrugged it off and said Madrid only responds to official U.S. positions, not internal emails, all while reiterating his country’s commitment to the alliance and the framework of international law.

VIDEO: The worlds biggest oil cartel is losing one of it’s key members. The United Arab Emirates announced it’s exiting OPEC after being apart of the organization for nearly 60 years. Accounting for 40 per cent of the world’s global oil supply, OPEC has served as the guiding hand in setting production quotas and largely influencing oil prices world wide. This move deals the oil exporting group a heavy blow and comes as the U.S.-Israel war on Iran leaves energy markets in disarray. The UAE is moving extremely quick on their departure, which is effective May 1st, saying that during it’s time in the organization, it made significant contributions and even greater sacrifices for the benefit of all, but the time has come for it to focus on it’s own national interest instead.

The former FBI director James Comey was indicted on charges related to a social media post he made last year.

VIDEO: David Allan Coe, the outlaw country singer and songwriter behind classics like “Would You Lay With Me” and “Take This Job and Shove It,” has died at 86. From humble beginnings in Nashville to sharing stages with the biggest names in country music, Coe became one of the most distinctive voices of the outlaw era. Although he was never technically a mainstream superstar, his gritty storytelling and rebellious spirit earned him a devoted following and a place alongside legends of that genre. But his legacy was also marked by controversy and hardship, aspects of his life that shaped his music.

VIDEO: Around the world, millions observe International Workers’ Day on May 1. Known as May Day, it celebrates the contributions of workers, but also serves as a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made by those who fought for safer, fairer, and more dignified conditions on the job.

Toronto Maple Leaf fans are torn over two recent additions to the team's front office that have some hopeful for change.

At a time when gas prices keep climbing, drivers are looking for any way to save, cutting back on trips, carpooling, even leaving their vehicle at home, but for some, there’s another option. In six nations, lower fuel prices are bringing drivers in, and for many, it’s becoming one of the only ways to keep up with the cost at the pump.

VIDEO: A new report claiming foreign actors are attempting to influence public opinion around Alberta separatism is facing pushback from Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s government. Wednesday, her deputy premier Mike Ellis rejected the claims, pointing to the RCMP which says it has found no evidence to substantiate the allegations. Trending Now’s Roger Collins had to get to the bottom of this and he figured what better way than to reach out to the organization that published this report. Roger connected with Marcus Kolga, the founder and director of dis-info watch. He says just because his findings don’t meet the authorities definition of foreign influence, doesn’t mean its not there.

A day to celebrate the contributions of workers and families in the city will be held at Bayfront Park in Hamilton.

Pelham residents will go to the polls to cast their votes for the town’s next mayor and other municipal officials on Oct. 26, 2026.