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Carney’s G7 Debut: A Host in Transition, A Country in Drift
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first time hosting the G7 was far from a seamless diplomatic victory. Held in Alberta amid geopolitical upheaval and mounting economic anxieties, the summit marked Canada’s most high-profile attempt to reassert itself on the global stage under new leadership. While Carney projected the image of a seasoned economist-turned-statesman, the reality was more complicated: uneasy optics, awkward public moments, and a distinct pivot in Canada’s alliances underscored a shift that may have long-term consequences. India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, attending as
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✊🏾 BLACK EXCELLENCE ON FULL DISPLAY: Byron Allen WINS $10B Racial Discrimination Case Against McDonald’s — Plus $100M More!
 Let’s be clear: this is what a win looks like. Billionaire media titan Byron Allen just served up the legal equivalent of a 5-course clapback — and baby, McDonald’s got flamed. In a historic and hard-hitting victory for racial justice, Allen has officially won his $10 BILLION racial discrimination lawsuit against the fast-food giant McDonald’s, along with an additional $100 MILLION in a separate case — and yes, that’s with an M and a B. Let that sink in. 🧾 The Receipts The original $10B lawsuit? Filed because McDonald’s allegedly refused to spend advertising dollars with Bl