The United States officially pulled out from the World Health Organization on Thursday, one year after U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order to do so. Experts warn the move will have serious implications for global health.

A reduction in U.S. domestic flights is underway at 40 airports in response to the government shutdown. The FAA has ordered a four per cent decrease in flights, and is expected to increase to 10 per cent by the end of next week. CBC’s...

There was no violence at a massive gun control rally in Virginia, but tensions over the Second Amendment are a signal of some of the political divides ahead of the 2020 election.

A former associate of Rudy Giuliani is using the media to make explosive claims about Donald Trump and his inner circle. During a series of TV interviews, Lev Parnas links the U.S. president and others to the pressure campaign against...

The impeachment hearings are over and U.S. Thanksgiving is underway and many voters are still divided, especially in swing states. Paul Hunter went to Virginia to find out how people are handling political conversations over the holiday.

U.S. Navy Secretary Richard Spencer was fired over his part amid ongoing tensions between President Donald Trump and the Pentagon over the discipline of a SEAL who had been accused of war crimes.

Here's a look back at another tumultuous week in U.S. politics, when the president's campaign was revealed to be under FBI investigation and Republicans couldn't repeal Obamacare.

In this Point of View, Rex Murphy wonders why "American leadership has shrunk to two black holes of ego and incompetence."

It's the first day of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland and it's as unconventional as Donald Trump is as a candidate.

Hillary Clinton seized on her greatest area of experience, foreign policy, to spell out why a Donald Trump presidency would be a mistake.

Donald Trump's fate is growing clearer. Keith Boag weighs in on what to expect.

Point of View: "The Sanders campaign is the real miracle," says Rex.

Republicans want to put the brakes on the Trump train tomorrow. Can they do it? And what happens if they can't.

International interest in Donald Trump is on the rise, but in Europe fascination now competes with fear.

The Insiders share what they think is happening behind the scenes in the American campaigns.

How Bernie Sanders could help defeat Hillary Clinton, even if she wins the Democratic presidential nomination.

Americans head to the polls in November for what’s expected to be one of the most consequential presidential elections in U.S. history. CBC’s Paul Hunter breaks down four things to watch for as the high-stakes campaign unfolds over the...

For the first time in U.S. history, the House of Representatives has voted to remove its leader, ousting Speaker Kevin McCarthy. The National breaks down how it unraveled and what it will take to unite the Republican Party.

Moderate U.S. Republicans and Democrats approved a spending deal just hours before a U.S. government shutdown deadline on Saturday. The bill, presented by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, has further infuriated hardline Republicans already...

Fears of a U.S. government shutdown are easing after President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy struck an ‘agreement in principle’ to raise the country’s legal debt ceiling. Both sides made compromises that may prove difficult...

Fears of a U.S. government shutdown are easing after President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy struck an ‘agreement in principle’ to raise the country’s legal debt ceiling. Both sides made compromises that may prove difficult...

Republicans in the Tennessee Legislature have voted to remove two Democrats, both Black men, from their seats for protesting in support of gun control. But a third Democrat who participated in the protest — a White woman — survived her...

U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Dr. Anthony Fauci, the country's top infectious disease expert, several times on Monday, including at a campaign event in Arizona.

The transition period between presidential administrations is the most perilous time in U.S. politics, even in less contentious times, says Rebecca Lissner of Georgetown University's Center for Security Studies.