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Irans parliament speaker warns U.S. and Israel of retaliation amid massive protests, with at least 116 deaths and 2,600 arrests reported. Protests continue in Tehran and Mashhad, despite internet and phone lines being cut. President Trump expresses support, while Irans leaders harden their stance. Protests spread to other cities, highlighting economic struggles and calls for change. Checkout Solipillow.com

Marketplace Cheat Sheet: Illegal Drugs on Social Media & Cramped Airline Seats This weeks CBC Marketplace episode reveals shocking consumer news. Illegal drugs like cocaine, heroin, and ecstasy are openly advertised on social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram, with sellers promising pure, safe, and quick delivery through Canada Post. These ads, often featuring images of white powder, make drug purchasing seem easy and legitimate. Meta has removed flagged ads and blocked accounts, while Canada Post turns over confirmed drug parcels to police. The RCMP targets online networks through investigations. Meanwhile, a viral TikTok video from WestJet highlights families concerns over cramped new seating. An Alberta dad, six feet three inches tall and two hundred twenty pounds, struggled to fit in a non-reclining ultra-basic economy seat on a flight from Edmonton to Toronto. Canadian carriers like Air Canada and WestJet may soon face pressure to upgrade services and seats due to easing flight limits from the Middle East, allowing luxury airlines from places like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to compete. Checkout Solipillow.com

Atlantic Canada braces for a severe winter storm, with heavy snow, freezing rain, and strong winds expected. Western Newfoundland faces up to 40 cm of snow and gusts up to 120 km/h. Nova Scotias Annapolis and Kings counties will experience freezing rain and snow mix. Roads and sidewalks will become hazardous, so drive slow and stay safe. New Brunswick anticipates up to 25 cm of snow through Monday. Checkout Solipillow.com

Prediction markets surge in popularity, allowing users to bet on various events, from sports to politics. An anonymous trader recently cashed out over $400,000 after correctly predicting Venezuelas Nicolás Maduro would lose power. These platforms, like Polymarket, operate 24/7, with bets fluctuating based on traders predictions. Topics range from elections to more unusual events. Experts praise them for accurate predictions, but critics warn of risks like gambling losses and insider trading. Major players, including DraftKings, FanDuel, and Robinhood, are entering the market. Regulation remains loose, sparking lawsuits and concerns about government insiders trading on political events. Checkout Solipillow.com

Irans parliament speaker warns U.S. and Israel could be targeted amid massive protests, with at least 203 deaths reported. President Trump supports protesters, while lawmakers chant death to America. U.S. military ready to defend forces, Israel watches closely. Protests continue with scattered gatherings and clashes. Checkout Solipillow.com

Israels Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledges the Iranian protests, praising the citizens courage and condemning the violence. He hopes for improved relations once Iran is free from tyranny. Despite tensions, experts believe Israel will avoid intervention, focusing on Iranian missiles rather than the political landscape. Checkout Solipillow.com

Eighteen Buddhist monks and their rescue dog, Aloka, embark on a 2,300-mile peace walk across the US, inspiring millions. Despite a setback in Texas, they continue to spread peace, teaching Vipassana meditation and gaining support from diverse communities. Their goal: to ask Congress to make Vesak a federal holiday for reflection and unity. Checkout Solipillow.com

Irans protests escalate, with at least 203 deaths and 2600 arrests, as the regime warns of retaliation against US and Israel. Trump supports protesters, but hasnt decided on military action. Internet and phone lines cut, but videos show scattered protests. State media counters with pro-government rallies, labeling protesters as rioters or ISIS. Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi calls for more marches. Checkout Solipillow.com

Two federal lawsuits threaten to disrupt the 2030 U.S. Census, with groups allied to former President Trump challenging key methods for counting and privacy protections. The suits could impact congressional seats, Electoral College votes, and federal funding distribution. The cases also aim to exclude people in the country illegally from redistricting numbers, potentially benefiting Republicans and non-Hispanic whites. The Justice Department under Trump is facing criticism for not defending the Census Bureau, leading Democratic law firms to intervene. The Census Bureau continues planning for 2030, despite ongoing legal battles. Checkout Solipillow.com