December 19: Friday's top stories in 10 minutes

Nationalist club "Second Sons Canada" recruits members by focusing on fitness, history and tradition, but its leaders hold radical beliefs. 

Welland, Ont., hospital, schools in lockdown as police investigate reports of a shooting in area.

US authorities say the suspect in the mass shooting at Brown University has taken his own life. 

Trump administration is set for long-awaited Epstein files release.

Australia launches gun buyback program in response to Sunday's mass shooting at Bondi Beach. 

EU leaders agree to 90 billion Euro loan for Ukraine, but the money isn't being borrowed against frozen Russian assets. 

ByteDance agrees deal to hand control of TikTok US app to new joint venture, allowing the app to continue to operate in the United States.