Washington

With yet another national crisis looming, the president theatrically embraced his Democratic rivals and made livid his own party’s leaders

Donald Trump talks about NAFTA as though he as the authority to pull the U.S. from the deal alone. But some lawyers point out that withdrawal without congressional approval would be unconstitutional.

’Ultimately, this is about basic decency. This is about whether we are a people who kick hopeful young strivers out of America’

All eyes were on Donald Trump in the wake of Hurricane Harvey. They should have been on president-in-waiting Mike Pence.

Why Canada’s commitment to its supply management system could curdle NAFTA renegotiations.

Allen Abel: For a few fleeting moments, a composed and cerebral leader sat next to the president in the Oval Office. The contrast was striking.

Anne Kingston: Working-class Americans were outraged by Louise Linton’s conspicuous excess. Someday, they might apply the same standard to Donald Trump.

The ongoing conflict between the Republicans and their president is a major obstacle in an already delicate negotiation

Opinion: Trump’s rhetoric on immigration in particular plays to fears held by right-wing groups – including those in Canada

Scott Gilmore: Leaving office would be easy, but the job for President Pence of rebuilding the nation and its reputation would be monumental