A 1979 federal report warned Canada would stay hewers of wood. Half a century of branch plants later, wider trade offers a way to build its own industry.
Canadians want out from under Washington’s thumb, and trade, travel and pipelines show the break has begun. So why does it still feel so hard? An opinion.
Iran’s speaker rewrote the Fed’s Taylor rule around Hormuz. Washington’s reply: LNG deals, Venezuelan oil and a G7 diesel release. So who blinks first?
A US citizen, Republican donor and Miami resident, Colombia’s new president has moved fast on Washington’s priorities. Ally, or Washington’s man?
Stelco, the Hamilton steelmaker owned by Ohio-based Cleveland-Cliffs, will idle the finishing operations at its Hamilton Works plant starting October 9, 2026, cutting hundreds of jobs. The company blames U.S. tariffs. The CEO behind the decision, has spent years lobbying for those same tariffs.
The CIA’s own history of its Mexico City station describes the 1968 Tlatelolco massacre in two sentences. The next nine pages are still withheld in full.
G7 nations will release 100 million barrels to cool diesel prices before the midterms. But Europe’s emergency stocks exist for a supply cut. An opinion.
G7 leaders agreed Oct. 2 to release 100 million barrels of oil and diesel over four months after the US threatened a diesel export ban. What the deal says.
Trump called Mamdani a communist; Mamdani called Trump a fascist. In 1947 neither gets cleared. In 2026, one cleared the other, after a nine-month wait.