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Joe Biden is out of the U.S. presidential race. Now what?

In the wake of Bidens bombshell withdrawal from the presidential race, he gave a powerful boost to Vice-President Kamala Harris by endorsing her. But there was conspicuous silence from other top Democrats.
Analysis

Trump was a changed man in convention speech. Then he went off script

Donald Trump had a plan for this singular political moment: after a brush with death, deliver a speech so un-Trump-like as if delivered by a twin separated at birth. But he veered constantly off the prepared text to revert to familiar form, like complaining about the 2020 election being stolen.

Canada already in talks to avoid Trump tariffs

Canada has already begun talks with members of Donald Trump's circle about avoiding new trade tariffs if he's elected U.S. president this fall.

A campaign without Biden? Republicans offer a glimpse of how that might look

Here's a sneak peak into a campaign that still doesn't exist: A glimpse at a U.S. presidential election without Joe Biden. At the Republican National Convention, they're already previewing the hard hitsthey intend to toss Vice-President Kamala Harris's way if she replaces Biden atop the Democratic ticket.
Analysis

Dystopia 2024: How Republicans' depiction of U.S. stacks up to the facts

It's a strikingly bleak picture of the United States being painted at the Republican convention: a dystopian portrait of a violent, impoverished, weakened nation.
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This might be Trump's Republican Party for many years

In one moment at this week's Republican National Convention, Trumpism felt less like a passing phase and more like a long-term passing of the torch, toward a more nationalist party.
Analysis

'Quasi-religious figure': Republican faithful celebrate Trump's return

To some participants, this week's Republican convention has taken on a religious significance. Formally nominated as the party's presidential candidate, Donald Trump on Monday stepped into a bath of adulation from thousands of party faithful, many of whom see his surviving an assassination attempt as a divine act.
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What happens now after attempted assassination at Trump rally? U.S. history may have the clues

American history is repeating itself in a most macabre way. If everything unfolds as expected, Trump will accept the Republican nomination, in a triumphant speech, right next to where another U.S. president once celebrated surviving a shooting. That predecessor sought to calm the situation; there's no telling what happens now.
Analysis

In do-or-die mode, Biden does neither

Facing extraordinary pressure to drop out of the presidential race, Joe Biden made cringe-inducing mistakes but also delivered long, substantive answers in a so-so performance that did little to resolve his party's ghastly dilemma.
Analysis

Elephant in the room at NATO summit: The return of Trump

It's been said Canada is in the hot seat at this year's NATO summit. But, really, it could get a lot hotter next year. Allies of Donald Trump warn that the frontrunner in the U.S. presidential race would use tougher methods to get NATO members to increase military spending. Some have ideas about things he could do to Canada.