World

The notion of home ownership has been close to the heart of successive British governments, but in the age of Generation Rent that dream has died

From a spat over Ivanka Trump’s fashion line to a Super Bowl champion’s White House boycott, another day in Donald Trump’s presidency

Melania’s lawsuit paints the U.S. presidency as, at best, a branding opportunity

Mustafa and Rosul planned to marry, until ISIS came and tragedy tore them apart. They feared they’d never see each other again.

Who is this multi-careered, thrice-divorced, in-house philosopher of the Trump White House?

Australian reporter Steve Dow on how Trump and Turnbull actually have lots in common—for better or for worse

The travel ban from several Muslim nations is dismantling any goodwill the U.S. has built up, and boosting Iranian influence

Visiting Kirkuk on a trip, military interpreter Alan Adil Abdullah isn’t sure what will happen when he tries to return to his kids and home in Seattle

There are 2,248 innocent Syrian refugees stranded by Donald Trump. The least Canada can do now is give them a home.

What the sweeping border order actually means for Canadians, and why it may only increase the threat of terrorism