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Viral photos of politicians and CEOs working with their babies on their laps are meant to inspire. In reality, they’re absurd and unhelpful for real working parents.

One photo, less than 1,000 words: Learning about Russian-backed Facebook groups could bring about difficult questions about our political reality

How a new strain of progressive leftism is using humour, irony, and diaper jokes to push back against the emerging alt-right

At an evening candlelight vigil for a deceased gorilla, Harambe, the lines between the sincere and the trivial become blurred beyond recognition

To get attention and votes in the 2016 presidential campaign, candidates will need to be more tech-savvy than ever—and ruthless, too

The real Scumbag Steve, by-elections & marijuana research

‘I pretty much do that face at least once a day,’ president tells gymnast

Add the hunk’s face or name to any online post and watch the clicks multiply

Gay Carleton student targeted

Students at Nipissing U. early to embrace trend

What about CanCon spam?

The highlight of last night’s American Idol was a contestant’s performance of “Footprints in the Sand”, a song that hit big for Leona Lewis as a charity single in 2008. Many viewers were probably surprised to learn that Simon Cowell, a man famous for his no-nonsense, unsentimental persona, actually had a writing credit on this piece of sentimental nonsense.