David Shribman

The battle to control Canada has come to Beaufort Crescent, a slice of Winnipeg that is perhaps the ultimate swing district in this month’s national election.

The scandal over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s brownface photos raises questions about the authenticity of his commitment to identity politics and threatens to disrupt his election chances.

Rosalie Silberman Abella, who sits on Canada’s high court, has helped make the court a worldwide leader in protecting rights.

Jonathan Scott’s “The Vinyl Frontier” tells the story behind the Golden Record on the Voyager.

With the death Wednesday of Jim Bouton, here are the Great Scorekeeper’s figures for the big right-hander: Lifetime pitching record of 62-63.

The three presidents of the lunar decade played substantial roles — and were intimately affected — by the effort to reach the moon.

Ernest Hemingway, master of the sense of place, nonetheless is identified with a surfeit of places.

One by one, the Democratic presidential candidates campaigning in Iowa show their fealty to ethanol, the corn-based fuel that supports about 42,000 jobs and buoys the state’s crucial agriculture economy.

An entire generation of Americans, schooled in cool-contemporary insouciance of the classics and willful ignorance and indifference to the literary greats, has never read some of the immortals of literature: Aristotle.