Liam Neeson takes on the role of Deep Throat—a heroic but complex, hard-to-read crusader—in ‘Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House’
The constitutionality of self-pardons is an open question. Here’s how it might play out.
Forty-three years after Nixon resigned, Allen Abel goes to Capitol Hill to ask lawmakers: ‘Are we there yet?’
We rated the parallels to date between the Russia-gate and Watergate scandals. The similarities are striking.
Author John A. Farrell discusses a president prone to paranoia, and stoking up angry, white voters. He also mentions Donald Trump.
On the brink of a new Cold War, Trump’s battle with U.S. intelligence services is ‘unprecedented’ and dangerous, say former spies
Demands to jail Hillary Clinton rang loudly and unchallenged through Trump’s campaign rallies. Now that he’s president-elect, will he carry it out?
The last time a Trudeau and a U.S. president met for a state dinner, it didn’t go that well—but Nixon did foresee Justin Trudeau becoming prime minister
A review of Pat and Dick
‘The first full account’ of America’s role in the 1971 atrocities in Bangladesh
Aaron Wherry on how the PM should begin the week
The mayor who cheesed off Obama, an Ottawa man’s unfortunate likeness, and taking flak for hating Nickelback