Donald Trump

The consequences for Canada could be bad—very bad, say experts. But not every scenario is bleak.

Adam Gopnik argues compromise is a ’fighting word’ for liberals who need to be simultaneously radical and realistic

Replacing what Trump once called ’the worst trade deal ever made’ is taking a back seat to other interests—like impeaching the president

Tabatha Southey: Think the Attorney General’s testimony this week was frustrating? Just try discussing Moby Dick with him.

There was no shaking the faith of invitees at the White House’s National Day of Prayer service. Least of all Wynonna Judd’s.

Tabatha Southey: In the interest of fairness to the man at the centre of the story, an annotated look at President Trump’s own words on the Mueller matter

Tabatha Southey: The U.S. President recently said that the noise made by windmills causes cancer. His squabble against this so-called enemy evokes comparisons to Don Quixote.

Adnan R. Khan: Politicians who bullied their way to power through fear—like Trump and Turkey’s Erdogan—have failed to delivered economic prosperity, and voters are noticing

Trump says he has nothing to hide. The Dems show no signs of throwing in the towel. Do American voters still care?

Robert Mueller’s report leaves the Democrats empty-handed and in denial. Next up: the inevitable recriminations.