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The world is closely watching Trump’s relationship with Putin. Former Canadian prime minister Kim Campbell, an expert on Russian and Eastern European politics, speaks to the National Observer.

An entire community of people has survived this election season with the chastity of its eardrums never once penetrated by the sound of Donald Trump's voice.

To observe former Mexican president Vicente Fox now lecturing the American public on the dangers a “false prophet” is nothing short of satirical, writes West Coast pollster Mario Canseco.

On the fourth day of the Democratic National Convention, some things came together and others, not so much.

As day two rolled along, the boos and chants dissipated. State after state announced their votes and speaker after speaker rallied the crowd.

When asked about his views, he said: "Trump is a f**king fascist and a demagogue, but at the same time he will uphold the constitutional rights and rule of law that protects all people."

After a week-long prelude to the apocalypse at the Republican National Convention, it was time for some sanity and optimism to be restored with the Democratic convention in Philadelphia.

When I arrived around 11 a.m., Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park (designated as the DNC protest ground) was empty other than several campsites. One belonged to Tom and Dale.

In Living History, Clinton recalls travelling to Vancouver and Victoria, B.C., with Bill Clinton and their daughter, Chelsea, for a short vacation in 1991 to discuss whether he'd run for president.

Hillary Clinton's campaign manager did a round on the weekly talk shows where he raised the suggestion that Russian actors are working to undermine her in an effort to elect Donald Trump.

The progressive brigade that refuses to march behind Hillary Clinton is loud, proud and in the streets at the Democratic convention.

Photographs capture prelude to Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia

The streets of Cleveland. Photojournalist Mac Boucher's key moments #RNCCLE

If you heard Donald Trump speak Thursday night, then you must be so grateful for your prime minister, Justin Trudeau. Trump’s speech couldn’t have been more terrifying.

“The racial polarization is really growing here.”