A majority of U.S. citizens believe the country is on the path to a second civil war because of the polarizing nature of ...

Presidential election cycles of years past are riddled with examples of major foreign policy issues that shook the international order, dominated headlines and even debates -- but ultimately were not ...

While the starting premise should be that women must be believed, history illustrates we should be skeptical of rape claims by governments seeking to justify violence. Photo of a 2018 protest decrying ...

We have been warned — over and over again lately — that Russia's invasion of Ukraine is an inflection point in history. And while the soaring political rhetoric may have sounded good over the last few ...

Exposure to war and political violence doesn’t just leave people with post-traumatic stress; it also fuels aggression within ...

A little more than 18 years ago, amid the dust and hard heat of Kandahar Airfield, the weary look on Col. Ian Hope's face spoke more loudly than his words. It was the spring of 2006 and the Canadian ...

The comedian and podcaster argues the recent assassination of activist Charlie Kirk is a sign of a national unraveling ...

Hello, welcome to Politics Insider, election edition. Today is voting day for Canada’s 45th general election. The Globe and Mail is tracking today’s developments with a live blog you can access here.

The progressive premier of British Columbia is leaning toward cancelling a grocery rebate while the right-leaning premier of Ontario is angling toward an early election. What do these things have in ...

Alberta Housing Minister Jason Nixon is slamming Edmonton Mayor Amarjeet Sohi’s call to declare a citywide homelessness emergency, calling it a political move that “will have no force and no effect.” ...