As Canada Transforms, an Anti-Immigrant Fringe Stirs
TORONTO — François Deschamps stepped out of his apartment building in the Limoilou neighborhood of Quebec City recently and stopped when he saw a sticker wrapped around a light pole.
Lech Walesa Denounces Report Labeling Him a Communist Informer
WARSAW — A handwriting analysis has determined that Lech Walesa, the leader of Poland’s anticommunist Solidarity movement and later the president of Poland, was a Communist paid informant in the 1970s, according to a new official report issued on Tuesday.
Trump Vows to Ease Rules for Drug Makers, but Again Zeros In on Prices
President Trump promised some of the nation’s top drug company executives in a meeting at the White House on Tuesday that he would slash regulations at the Food and Drug Administration and make it easier for them to manufacture products in the United States.
The Quebec City Mosque Victims: Professor, Butcher, Computer Technician
QUEBEC — From the outside, the Islamic Cultural Center’s building in the Ste.-Foy neighborhood of Quebec City looks more like a medical center than a place of worship.
A Washington Correspondent’s Own Refugee Experience
WASHINGTON — When I was 13 years old, my family fled our home for the United States. We were refugees, even though we came here on visitor visas that we simply outstayed.
Murray to miss GB opener
Andy Murray will not pay in Great Britain’s Davis Cup first-round tie against Canada this weekend.
State Dept. Dissent Cable on Trump’s Ban Draws 1,000 Signatures
NAIROBI, Kenya — It started out in Washington. Then it went to Jakarta. Then across Africa. One version even showed up on Facebook. Within hours, a State Department dissent cable, asserting that President Trump’s executive order to temporarily bar citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries would not make the nation safer, traveled like a chain letter…
Talk of Repeal Sends People Running to, and From, Affordable Care Act
WASHINGTON — A flurry of actions by President Trump and Congress against the Affordable Care Act injected confusion and uncertainty into the final weeks of the annual period to sign up for coverage, and many, but not all, enrollment groups were reporting a drop in people seeking insurance as the deadline loomed on Tuesday.