America's fatal division is nothing new: It was baked in from the beginning
Liberals still haven't awakened from the dream of American unity — but the Puritans and their followers knew better ...
From Canadianos to freedom fries, there's a long history of renaming foods amid political tensions
Cafés calling the popular espresso-based drink 'Canadianos' are part of a long tradition of changing food names due to ...
Trump loves the Gilded Age and its tariffs. It was a great time for the rich but not for the many
It was the Gilded Age, a time of rapid population growth and transformation from an agricultural economy toward a sprawling ...
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Our Brave President Goes to War with [Checks Notes] Ontario
That was a big-time win, to hear the administration tell it: “President Trump has once again used the leverage of the American economy, which is the best and biggest in the world, to deliver a win for ...
The Economist5d
Can Congress find a way to fund the government?
Chinese tariffs on American agricultural goods go into effect today. The levies, of up to 15%, are a response to Mr Trump’s ...
Voltron Holds A Personal Spot In My Childhood, So Here Is What I Want To See From The Henry Cavill Movie
One character, Sven, became playground legend when he was injured on the show and basically disappeared from the show. His ...
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Opinion | Canada gets its ‘elbows up’ in Trump’s trade war
Canada’s “elbows up” approach signifies a strategic shift toward economic resilience and national unity in response to U.S. tariffs and geopolitical challenges.