Luiza Ch. Savage

Luiza Ch. Savage is Washington bureau chief. She covers U.S. politics and Canada-U.S. relations. She created Pipeline Politics, a one-hour documentary on the Keystone XL pipeline controversy.

World

N.W.T. leader Bob McLeod on pipelines and hybrid bears

The Northwest Territories government leader on his desire to build pipelines, court Chinese tourists and fight climate change at the same time.

Washington

Obama’s last chance

His presidential legacy—and the fate of the Keystone pipeline—now hang on six midterm election seats

World

Surplus military gear moves from battle to U.S. police forces

An explanation for some of the military-style gear police used in Ferguson

Senate Intelligence Committee Chair Senator Feinstein (D-CA) listens to an aide before the Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on the House-passed Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act reform bill while on Capitol Hill in Washington

World

Congress and CIA battle over torture investigation

America is trying to come to terms with its secret use of torture. If only the CIA wasn’t getting in the way.

Central American Migrant Movement on Mexico’s Southerm Border

World

The humanitarian crisis on America’s doorstep

Why tens of thousands of children from Central America are being sent on a perilous, potentially deadly journey to the U.S. border

U.S. President Barack Obama participates in a town hall style meeting with students and faculty at Binghamton University

World

America surrenders in Iraq, Syria and Ukraine

Now the world is learning the high price of American detachment

Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton listens to a question during an event in Chicago

Books

Hillary Rodham Clinton’s Hard Choices

Washington correspondent Luiza Ch. Savage on Clinton’s new memoir

Washington

Obama threatens to veto bill mandating Keystone XL

Republican-controlled House of Representatives is expected to vote on the measure this week.

Washington

John Kerry calls jailing of journalists ’chilling and draconian’

Secretary of State calls ruling a deeply disturbing set-back to Egypt’s transition

Washington

Tea Party v. Establishment: Who’s winning?

Increasingly, it doesn’t matter anymore

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