Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Iranian missile likely shot down Ukrainian jet

By Dino-Ray Ramos

As President Donald Trump's impeachment trial begins in the U.S. Senate, the president is facing sharp criticism not only for his alleged abuse of power regarding the Ukraine scandal, but for his decision to assassinate Iranian major general Qassem Soleimani that led to a counter-attack from Iran. So, internet comedian and Trump satirist Randy Rainbow is here to offer him some advice for his 2020 re-election campaign ... sort of. 

Swamp Dogg’s new album Sorry You Couldn’t Make It is out March 6, via Joyful Noise and Pioneer Works Press. Today, a new song has arrived featuring vocals from John Prine and guitar from Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon. “It’s the first time I seen John since the ’60s,” Swamp Dogg said in a press release. Listen to “Memories” below.

Today, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made it clear that Harry and Meghan were welcome, but noted that the details would need to be worked out. "I think most Canadians are very supportive of having royals be here, but how that looks and what kind of costs are involved, there are still lots of discussions to have," Trudeau told Global News, adding, "There is a general feeling of appreciation for the Sussexes."

It seems that reports of Canada picking up Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's security tab are merely rumors -- at least for now.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shared that Canadians are "very supportive" of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's announced plans to live part time in Canada. Trudeau added that there are still "lots of discussions to have" regarding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's future move.

Justin Trudeau is weighing in on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to split their time between the U.K. and North America.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau revealed that Canada is mulling over how it can financially accommodate security for Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan amid their planned move to the country following their royal family step back.

Following the statement issued by the Queen on Monday (Jan. 13), discussions on the circumstances of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s future plans outside the monarchy are still ongoing. And since the young couple will be splitting their time between Canada and the UK, Justin Trudeau has commented on Harry and Meghan’s plans and how the country will support them in their transition into a semi-royal life.

New Year, New Beard. Justin Trudeau, 49, brought massive chaos to the millions of Instagram and Twitter users out there when he debuted his new facial hair during a bunch of different news conferences in the New Year.