As the conservative economist Thomas Sowell observed in “Knowledge and Decisions,” economics is not “a value itself but merely a method of trading off one value against another.” The rhetorical critic ...

The government’s drastically changed rhetoric about its legal obligations to Australian citizens is a symptom of 2026’s ugly politics ...

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What a classroom microaggression can teach us about civic belonging and the real value of diversity in higher learning and America as a whole.

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The diplomatic corridors of Washington and Brussels are currently vibrating with the familiar, high-pitched frequency of moral outrage. The catalyst? Recent remarks by the U.S. Ambassador to Israel ...

The United States has amassed the largest force since the war in Iraq. Iran threatens an all-out response to any attack, even ...

A key missing piece in our economic resilience plan, not to mention in our moribund efforts to decarbonize our society: modern public enterprises, a new generation of what in Canada we call “Crown” ...

Leadership messaging points to internal discipline and network survival rather than renewed territorial expansion.

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The launch of the Board of Peace in Washington marks a deliberate attempt by the Trump administration to reframe how major ...