Trump's distaste for former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was palpable practically from the US president's first day in office in 2017. Reuters The two leaders did not see eye to eye in Trump's ...

Trump's distaste for former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was palpable practically from the US president's first day in office in 2017. Their lengthy, aggressive handshake during their first in ...

Idol's spiky blond hairdo was resplendent as flashbacks splashed across multiple ... The talent in Idol's touring band runs deep, from keyboard player Paul Trudeau to drummer Erik Eldenius. But it ...

Justin Trudeau’s political brand, once associated with youthful optimism and progressive momentum, had become a liability by early 2025. After nearly a decade as Prime Minister, Trudeau faced ...

Trump has held the most bilateral calls (three each) with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and then-Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Trump has held ...

President Donald Trump marked 100 days of his second term on Tuesday. And it’s been a lot. The Post’s team has published all kinds of content looking at what he’s done and what’s ahead.

Before his inauguration in January, Trump was not the primary issue for Canadian voters. The cost of living dominated political discussion; all of that anger was being directed at Trudeau.

However, Trudeau responded to Trump's intense threats against Canada in the early phase of his presidency with unexpectedly tough and patriotic rhetoric that immediately recaptured support that he ...

REUTERS The result capped a notable comeback for the Liberals, who had been 20 percentage points behind in the polls before Trudeau’s resignation and Trump started hurling threats. Mark Carney ...

The center-left Liberal Party of Canada had fallen in popularity under former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, but the party has resurged in the polls since Trump was elected and began referring to ...

His supporters generally don't think so, but others do — perhaps because most Americans think President Trump is already making major changes to how the government — and the U.S. economy — work.