OpinionMy bookclub with U.S. Attorney General William BarrTabatha Southey: Think the Attorney General’s testimony this week was frustrating? Just try discussing Moby Dick with him.
WashingtonBrett Kavanaugh can’t squeeze in a word at his own confirmation hearingProtestors wailed, senators cried foul, security hauled spectators from the chamber. An that was before the nominee opened his mouth
WashingtonBrian Mulroney testifies on NAFTA at the U.S. Senate: VideoThe prime minister who negotiated the Canada-U.S. free trade deal talks about the importance of the continental economy
OpinionBlack voters saved Alabama—despite efforts to keep them downOpinion: Doug Jones may have defeated Roy Moore in their Senate race, but Alabama’s electoral history is still marked by efforts to frustrate the Black vote
WashingtonWhat is a trial in the Senate? When it comes to impeachments, the Senate is judge and jury.
WashingtonHow Obama’s bad night might be good news for HarperThe Republicans have wrested control of Congress—and that could help Canada’s energy and infrastructure agendas
TechnologyThe real Facebook: a photo database of every U.S. citizenJesse Brown on fear and facial recognition
WorldHow bad will it be for the Democrats?They are sure to lose ground in the Nov. 2 mid-terms. The question is, how much?
OttawaHow they do itIf senate reform is, as has been hinted, to be prominent in the government’s fall agenda, it is perhaps worth seriously...
UncategorizedMr. OverratedI hope, though I doubt, that Nate Silver’s performance during the stretch drive of the Massachusetts special Senate election will...