Jose Antonio Vargas rose to prominence when he wrote an essay for the New York Times in 2011 essentially outing himself as an undocumented immigrant. Since then, he's crisscrossed the country, advocating on behalf of immigrants. With a...

Jose Antonio Vargas rose to prominence when he wrote an essay for the New York Times in 2011 essentially outing himself as an undocumented immigrant. Since then, he's crisscrossed the country, advocating on behalf of immigrants. With a...

Kaniela Ing is fighting for a lead in Hawaii's First Congressional District. Currently ranked fourth in polling, Ing urges democrats not to take a step back following Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez's historic campaign (as James Comey has...

With only a few months to go before the US presidential election, a new documentary called – ‘Clinton Cash’ – has premiered at the Cannes film festival.



The documentary is based on the Peter Schweizer book...

In her new memoir, What Happened, Hillary Clinton finally speaks out about why she thinks she lost the election to Donald Trump

Donald Trump's penchant for changing his tune wasn't a secret, but his drastically different public appearances — from strictly following the Teleprompter to brash, unfiltered tangents — have many people concerned

Wildfire in Clinton, B.C., affects hundreds under evacuation order, but some residents – including restaurant owner Rick Billay – say they're not leaving

FBI director justifies pre-election actions to congressional hearing

Journalists have been doing a lot of soul searching about their coverage of Donald Trump. But is the self-flagellation deserved? Plus- what does Trump's presidency mean for satire? Diana speaks with veteran U.S. journalist Frank Rich,...

Following her loss, Hillary Clinton is "ready to come out of the woods." Former congressman Barney Frank explains why she's still a powerful ally.

Trump A.G. nominee shocks committee with statement

Man was 'self-investigating' report of child abuse ring run by Hillary Clinton

In this Point of View, Rex Murphy thinks the press should focus more on people, instead of polls

Some Democrats are calling for a 'Tea Party of the left' as a way to combat the alt-right movement that fuelled Trump's election victory

In the wake of an acrimonious election, some American families are finding that they don't see eye to eye on its outcome

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Conor Bill, managing director of Mount Auburn Capital Corp., explains the bond rout

Voters in the town of Bellingham share their election thoughts with CBC's Ian Hanomansing

Mark McKinnon picks his key moments in the U.S. election campaign

Anti-Trump sentiment high in usually solid Republican state

Among those closely focused on the twists and turns of the US election battle are the people of Cuba and the Americans who want to see stronger ties between the two countries.



Whether Clinton or Trump ends up...

CBC's poll analyst Eric Grenier explains why Clinton might have a better chance of taking office

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton trade barbs as they enter the last three days of campaigning in the U.S. presidential election, CBC's Steven D'Souza reports

Diana Swain interviews Washington Post reporter David Fahrenthold about his dogged investigation into Donald Trump's charitable givings.