Land of the freeloaders: The battle for a new cross-border bridge
From 2015: Inside Canada’s protracted struggle to build a critical cross-border bridge—and how America got away without paying a penny
Has the battle over Keystone XL wrecked Canada-U.S. relations?
Luiza Ch. Savage on the epic six-year impasse between the Harper government and the Obama administration
Harper government sends terse note on Keystone
Canadian Ambassador Gary Doer accuses the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency of ‘significant distortion and omission’
The letters home from Islamic State hostages
The notes released by the families of victims have made the war deeply personal to Americans
Obama unleashed
The U.S. President is shattering the ‘lame duck’ image, flexing his authority with a bold, progressive agenda
A Republican race for the political middle
Can Bush, Romney and Christie save the Republicans from another race filled with fringe candidates?
America’s gatekeeper: R. Gil Kerlikowske’s big border plans
How the new U.S. border chief aims to boost trade and beef up security with Canada
America’s angry left
Watch out Hillary Clinton. A battle is brewing in the Democratic party
The United States can’t breathe
Why a new racial crisis has exploded, despite big gains under Barack Obama
What comes next in the long battle over Keystone XL
In the end, a long-awaited Senate vote on the oil sands pipeline was all about U.S. politics. Why that could spell more bad news for Alberta
Jim Inhofe: U.S. environmental overseer, climate-change denier
The Republican senator from Oklahoma once said environmentalists remind him of Nazis. And now he’ll oversee U.S. environmental policy.
Chuck Todd on the failures of the Obama presidency
‘I think he’s the most anti-politician we’ve had in the White House perhaps since Dwight Eisenhower’