Jaime Weinman

Trump’s speech revealed his plan for his presidency: positioning himself as an independent, while posing as a Republican. Will it work?

We answer the most Googled questions in Canada about Trump: How tall is he? What happens if he’s impeached? Where is Barron?

Democrats are slowly moving from attacking Trump’s character to attacking his legitimacy, and just purely from a strategic standpoint, it could be a better option

It’s not just immigration supporters who look to Canada as an example. Immigration opponents also see this country as an example of immigration done right.

Tough luck for those who are desperate to deny a Donald Trump presidency

The record for inauguration turnout was for Barack Obama’s 2009 ceremony. Could Trump crack that?

Amid vastly higher numbers of expected protests, Washington D.C. is fortifying itself the best it can

Jaime Weinman spent a week steeping himself in a world flush with fake news. Here’s what he learned.

TV has never met a zeitgeist it couldn’t embrace—so get ready for more flag-waving and backlash politics

In a crucible year for the medium, Jaime Weinman looks at the shows that resonated with audiences this year