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More than at any time since the end of World War II, American politicians and voters seem to want a less expansive US role in the world.
As the US economy improves, many voters are moving out of survival mode and asking who was to blame for the Great Recession.
A progressive shift in Canadian politics is embodied in a visitor to Washington.
Ronald and Nancy Reagan were devoted to each other. That changed both of them – and history.
The wildly popular British drama ended Sunday night. But the best parts were timeless.
In Europe and the United States, anti-immigrant sentiment, once confined to activists, has gone mainstream.
Its strongholds in Syria and Iraq are under increasing pressure. Battles for Raqqa and Mosul are soon likely.
Primaries, outsiders, and the upending of party orthodoxy.
Fissures are appearing in the Republican Party as the prospect of Donald Trump winning the party's nomination grow.
The civil rights protesters of today are writing a new playbook, but some of the old lessons might still apply.