Murad Hemmadi

The constitutionality of self-pardons is an open question. Here’s how it might play out.

’For Trudeau, listening is seducing’ and other awkward gems from Rolling Stone’s fawning profile of Canada’s prime minister

How a warmer climate caused icebergs to block a scientific mission to Hudson Bay

Their deaths demonstrate the need to tend wounds, drink moderately and be kind to your employees

Homolka reportedly volunteered at her children’s new school, raising concern among other parents

In Nova Scotia the Progressive Conservatives have promised a “No Boondoggle Guarantee.” Voters might like the idea, but an anti-boondoggle law is unlikely to change much.

Daily Trump Tracker: The president delivers a lecture in Brussels as the White House staff try to limit his tweeting, and his predecessor tours Berlin

Daily Trump Tracker: The president prepares to meet the Pope as budget wrangling begins stateside

There’s a second way to remove the president, but it requires a Cabinet Room mutiny

Impeachment is only the first step in a chain of events that leads to removal from office, but that’s unlikely to be set off any time soon