John McCain
‘Nothing short of treasonous’: Washington condemns Trump
John McCain, Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan were among prominent Republicans who distanced themselves from Trump’s press conference with Putin
Is the Republican party about to implode?
As Donald Trump makes more enemies inside his own party, a Republican civil war seems inevitable
Paul Wells in conversation with John McCain
The longtime senator bemoans global disasters
Fixing the world, from a hotel in Halifax
Paul Wells reports from the Halifax Security Forum, where top defence and foreign-policy experts debated solutions to global conflicts
Congress and CIA battle over torture investigation
America is trying to come to terms with its secret use of torture. If only the CIA wasn’t getting in the way.
The elephant in the room
As Obama falters, Republicans are too busy squabbling with one other to notice they’re missing opportunities
‘A market-based solution’
Guess who wants to implement cap-and-trade?
Hillary Clinton gets grilled over Benghazi—and fights back
At moments, she teared up, lost her cool, and was severely dressed down by Rand Paul
A carbon-tax swap?
In the United States, the carbon tax discussion continues.
A rough guide to the Conservatives’ carbon tax farce
Have you been afraid to ask? Here’s what you need to know
The carbon pricing debate in the United States
In 2007, economist Greg Mankiw wrote an op-ed for the New York Times to argue for a carbon tax. Mr. Mankiw is now an economic advisor to Mitt Romney. Mr. Mankiw is, in fact, among three advisors to Mr. Romney who have advocated carbon pricing (though Mr. Romney officially opposes a carbon tax).
President’s Questions
No Labels, a bipartisan organization pursuing democratic reform in the United States, revives the idea of introducing Question Period into the congressional system.