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Hey, who upended the apple cart? Decades of carefully negotiated global trade has been upended with potentially severe consequences for all major economies (as the current President of America puts it: who cares for the lesser ones, 'the are all shit holes', right?).

Today's Republican Party is virulently anti-progressive, anti-social, anti-minority, anti-woke, regressive and ironically, economically and

So Trump’s insistence that America has been taken advantage of is, as Joe Biden would have said, ‘pure malarkey!’

In recent years, Canada's trade relationship with the United States has faced increasing scrutiny.

The political landscape has often been characterized by conflict and power plays, yet the recent interactions involving key political figures—namely, former President Donald Trump and Congressman Jim Jordan—demonstrate a troubling trend of bullying tactics

In an unexpected move, Mark Carney, the former Governor of the Bank of Canada and a key figure in international finance, has announced the removal of the carbon tax in Canada.

In the evolving landscape of American politics, the role of the Speaker of the House carries immense weight. Recently, the spotlight has focused on Rep Mike Johnson, the new Speaker, and whether his actions and beliefs reflect independent thought or if he is merely a puppet of former President Donald Trump.

In an unexpected twist, former President Donald Trump found himself in an uncomfortable situation while promoting Elon Musk's electric vehicle company, Tesla

The first weeks of Trump as President of the United States have been an unmitigated disaster domestically and internationally.

As to how a twice impeached former President, a compulsive liar, and now a convicted felon, with numerous additional serious legal cases and

The recent trip to Taiwan by the US Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, created a lot of anger in China, but also controversy in the US, and

The World has always been divided into people who believe in: Authoritarianism and Autocracies as the ‘better’ way to govern, with little to