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A segment of working-class people in our country still believes Donald Trump defends their interests. We must win them over

To one sort of capitalist, the insecurity and chaos that Brexit will bring is horrifying. To the other, it is highly profitable

Donald Trump's critics saw a pastel-faced buffoon destined to melt away from the political scene after a brief attention-seeking campaign run. How wrong they were. He's changed his party, revealed new truths about his country, and he has no intention of ever leaving politics entirely.

One very important thing — maybe the most important thing — changed in American politics this week. But several other important things seem to have stayed the same.

First lady Melania Trump says she is one of "the most bullied' people in the world, which is the reason she created her anti-bullying campaign.

"At present, every nation in the world is a ‘developing’ country when it comes to mental health."

Samuel Waite would sooner spend time in the great outdoors than on Facebook. And while he has plenty of face-to-face conversations with his friends, he worries those that are stuck behind screens are 'missing out on something.'

Kentucky’s Republican governor says Canada's retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods are financially driven.

"To me, multiculturalism means a single big bouquet with as many colours as possible, not a multiplicity of bouquets, each of only one colour,” Calgary journalist and commentator Israr Kasana says about our city's social fabric.

When a viral video of a Russian woman pouring bleach on male commuters came across producer Nikolay Nikolov's desk, he was immediately suspicious.

Cannabis is now available to purchase across the country for recreational use, and we're now getting a look at how the plant is being priced.

Facing the prospect of bruising electoral defeat in congressional elections, U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he won't accept the blame if his party loses control of the House in November, arguing his campaigning and endorsements have helped Republican candidates.

A Sudbury addictions specialist says he hopes the new chronic pain clinic at Health Sciences North will help address the ongoing opioid crisis.

City police would be allowed to march in the 2019 Pride parade following a two-year ban if they meet Pride Toronto's entrance policy, the organization says.