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One of the world's most profitable companies is thrown into turmoil when it's revealed that Nvidia's CEO had an affair with a woman that intelligence agencies believe is a Chinese spy.Six people are dead after a rare mass shooting in Krakow, Poland. A tour guide who was there tells us about the panic after the gunshots and the pain of knowing her city isn't as safe as she thought.Google gives schools an ultimatum: if you want to use our search tools, you need to accept our AI in the classroom. A New York parent activist says there has to be another option.His past calendar masterpieces have depicted pylons and garbage cans; tonight, a British man tells us about the unlikely star of his 2027 calendar: gravel. Ottawa denied her employment insurance benefits because she found herself in a situation that only a new mom could be in. Ten years later, our guest is celebrating, and federal lawyers are rewriting legislation.An aid worker describes yet another new depth of suffering in Gaza after torrential rains move in. A woman and three young children are dead and there are barely any places for displaced Palestinians to stay safe or dry.We remember the late, legendary conductor Herbert Blomstedt, who loved his work so much he didn't put down the baton -- even as he approached his hundredth birthday.And… A crowd of hundreds gathers to shove a gargantuan Chicago landmark 7 inches to the left -- but the Bean refuses to budge.As It Happens, the Monday Edition. Radio that guesses it was Bean there, couldn't do that.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is promising Manitoba a new, $1-billion housing partnership to help people move from homelessness to stable housing. An advocate in Winnipeg tells us she’s ready to put that money to work.Representative-elect Allison Montgomery is Alabama's first transgender lawmaker — but she tells us she’s not scared of working alongside the Republicans who've been attacking her rights.Fewer women are using domestic violence shelters in Alberta — not because they’re experiencing less violence, but because they can't afford to leave.After years of struggling to keep the population afloat, scientists are thrilled to find that 24 right whale calves were born during this year's breeding season — including one that came as a complete surprise.Flying in the face of doubt. The father of a young co-pilot who died in Sunday's plane crash in Florida remembers his daughter as a hero — and recalls the time they spent in the air together.A construction site in Coldbrook, Nova Scotia is blowing sand all over town. A woman who lives next door to the open pit tells us it’s like living in a sandstorm — and officials need to make it stop. And… After three years, the world’s richest man announces that Tesla will be winding down production of a vehicle that was unsuccessful financially, mechanically, and aesthetically: the contentious Cybertruck.As It Happens, the Friday Edition. Radio that guesses no one fell for his pickup line.

Prime Minister Mark Carney's government says its 2026 budget has Canadians' best interests at heart. We'll ask the Conservative industry critic for his assessment.A Hong Kong court adds a decade onto the sentence of pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong; a fellow activist who's known him since childhood worries about the toll that will take on her friend.With Democrats about to control both houses of the U.S. Congress, a former advisor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tells us what that means for Canada -- and the trade war with President Trump.At first a Baltimore photographer didn't believe a stranger would leave him money. Then he heard how she'd felt about the pictures he'd taken in the wake of police killings of Black men.The Court for the Arbitration of Sport has announced Russia's hockey team must be allowed to play abroad. A former arbitrator at the court says that doesn't mean the Canadian government can't block the Russian team from coming to the World Junior Championships later this year.Nackawic, New Brunswick is so connected to forestry there's a giant axe sticking out of the downtown. But now the town's only mill has been shut down. A laid-off worker tells us what will happen if things don't turn around for the industry.They met when they ran into each other on a flight. And then the human pilot whose plane hit a great blue heron refused to rest until the bird was back in the air.As It Happens, the Thursday Edition. Radio that could tell you stories that would make your heron stand on end.