
Trump’s Tariff Chaos Returns
Donald Trump is back on the trade warpath, and this time, he's not just tweeting threats — he's promising to send out actual letters to America’s trading partners, outlining tariff rates like...

This Mother’s Day, Let’s Get Real: From Witch Trials to Abortion Bans
It’s Mother’s Day tomorrow, so what better time to talk about betrayal? Not the chocolate-and-roses kind, but the systemic, generational kind—the kind that puts mothers in institutions, brands women...

How History Has Led Us to Fear, Authoritarianism, and the Unraveling of Democracy
In a world where billionaires play gods and CEOs rule with more power than monarchs ever dreamed of, it's easy to forget this wasn’t always the way. In fact, once upon a time, even peasants had a...

The Death of True Conservatism and What Comes Next
What happens when a nation confuses comfort with character? When expediency becomes the national pastime? In a recent conversation between David Brooks and Scott Galloway, something profound was...

When Neoliberalism Collapsed And Took Democracy With It
Everywhere you look, democracy is fraying. And it’s not just the usual suspects. From the polite parliament halls of Europe to the fractured federation of America, and yes, even up there in Canada...
We’re careening toward an economic trainwreck, and the conductor just stepped on the gas. Canada and the United States are facing a full-blown skills shortage and workforce crisis, but instead of hitting the brakes, leaders like Donald Trump are throwing sand in the gears. Forget ideological debates for a minute—if we don’t fix the growing mismatch between education, skills, and job demand, no amount of flag-waving will save us from a productivity collapse that makes the Great Recession look like a hiccup.