Washington

Allen Abel in Washington: Spring means baseball and guns, and those U.S. obsessions were both on display in Trump’s White House Monday

How three American women, angered by their president and the double standards of politics, are finding revenge as candidates for office

Allen Abel: Like Obama in Cuba and Nixon in China, now comes Trump’s opening for a high risk encounter that seems likely to yield little

Gilmore: The Trump era has brought a golden age for bilateral relations—never have so many Americans been so willing to defend Canada

Allen Abel in Washington: A resignation, more scandal and a hotel ballroom speech so bad that applause lines are met with stunning silence

Stock markets can erase national debt? Trump invented a decades-old economic theory last year? On both counts, not so much.

Scott Gilmore: Now unconstrained by information, ideology or staff, Trump is unpredictable—and it will have two dangerous implications

Scott Gilmore: After Parkland, NRA opponents are motivated and have the tools to mobilize. And for the first time, the gun lobby group is vulnerable.

Allen Abel on what the Parkland students told Trump: "I woke up to the news that my best friend was gone, and I can go into a store and buy a weapon of war?"

Martin Amis on nuclear war, the difference between Brexit and Trump, and why all writers really do think about posterity