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The Cleveland Cavaliers are in a hopeless situation against the Golden State Warriors, but LeBron is going down swinging (and throwing it off the glass to himself for dunks).

The Senate wants provinces to be allowed to ban home growing but is OK with parents sharing weed with their teens.

We speak with director Laurel Vail, whose new short film "What Metal Girls Are Into" has been making waves at film festivals around the world.

We're not worthy.

As the dust settles from Ireland's momentous decision to legalize abortion, many in Northern Ireland—where it is still criminalized—believe it is their turn to follow suit. But much needs to happen before Northern Irish women achieve reproductive rights.

The move would make New York the most populous city in the country to subsidize mass transit for its most disadvantaged citizens.

Appalled by the massacre in Parkland, these Illinois lawmakers voted to unanimously to ban assault weapons. But then it got complicated.

Please don't try this at home.

Don’t blame the olds for Premier Doug Ford.

Ford has lots in common with the president, but this isn’t Trumpian-populism. This is entirely a made-in-Canada production.

This week a high-ranking employee made homophobic statements, but the organization on the whole has shown itself to be an ally.

In an extended sit-down interview less than 24 hours after the biggest game of his career, the Cleveland Cavaliers wing opens up about his unpredictable postseason, life as LeBron's teammate, looming free agency, and so much more.