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America has dissolved into partisanship and Trumpism. But in Knox County, Kentucky, they still have Bill Oxendine

Until his assassination, Ahmad Shah Massoud fought the Taliban in the name of a tolerant, united Afghanistan. Now his son is taking up the struggle.

If politics is theatre, then no candidate is more authentic than the new mayor of Knoxville, Tenn.

Opinion: When Canada’s uniquely powerful majority governments punt the political football to the courts, they do so at the risk of making some voters feel helpless

Carbon Engineering might offer the utopian-sounding prospect of a climate-change solution that does not involve eliminating our reliance on fuel

Letters to the Editor, Sept. 20, 2018: Maclean’s readers weigh in on asylum seekers, the slow death of rural Canada and why America needs to be invaded

Scientific studies on both animals and humans show marijuana linked to erectile dysfunction. But just like with alcohol, dosage is usually key.

Bidini, who visited Yellowknife eight times for his new book, recalls catching a 10-pound northern pike and being dazzled by skies of gold, purple and rosewater

Opinion: The European Union could soon adopt a slew of restrictive copyright regulations—while Canada, often informed by Europe’s policies, considers its own reforms

A new study finds that races are still dominated by men, while women are less driven by salary than men and less likely to challenge male incumbents