The specter of a referendum campaign in Maine is dissipating for Hydro-Quebec and its American partner: the referendum that was to take place on their hydroelectric transmission line project has been ruled unconstitutional.

How will Trump respond to a Democratic ticket that is already making waves ahead of the election? Scott Thompson tackles the question.

A former classmate and friend of Kamala Harris remembers her as firm and persistent, and said her bid for the vice-presidency is "great for women of colour.''

A new, much shorter draft of the resolution circulated by the U.S. states that the arms embargo ``shall continue to apply until the Security Council decides otherwise.''

The U.S. on Friday accused the pro-China leader of the government and other Hong Kong officials of roles in squashing freedom in the former British colony.

Friday saw the month end with a new record one-day increase in deaths: at least 1,453, surpassing the previous record set on May 27.

Scientists aren’t celebrating by any means, warning that cases are rising in close to 30 states in all, with the outbreak’s center of gravity seemingly shifting from the Sun Belt toward the Midwest.

The numbers have been driven in large part by a surge in infections in Arizona, California, Florida and Texas.

Support for requiring masks is overwhelming among Democrats, at 89%, but 58% of Republicans are in favor as well.

Just because Trump has changed his tune, does that make everything alright, asks Scott Thompson.