Feb 18, 2019
Sloppiness and plagiarism do not serve the truth
John Miller
Journalist Jill Abramson is under fire for her new book, and with good reason.
US Politics
US Politics
Feb 14, 2019
Canada talks democracy while U.S. eyes Venezuela's oil
The Trudeau government talks about restoring democracy to Venezuela, hoping to keep the focus off any suspicions that our involvement is helping Washington get control of Venezuela's oil reserves.
Feb 14, 2019
Support is growing for a Green New Deal
There is a growing call to action to craft laws that implement a true Green New Deal, rapidly shifting the U.S. economy to one that is powered by renewable energy, and to do so in a fair manner.
Feb 13, 2019
Major Monique Brown on the tensions between the Baltimore Police Force and the community
The Hum Podcast
African-American police officer Major Monique Brown discusses the documentary "Charm City," growing up in the community she serves, and her first time trying poutine.
Feb 7, 2019
Racism can't be scrubbed away
The legacy of slavery in the United States lives on in countless, often deadly, ways. Racism, like the shoe polish Virginia's Governor Northam used on his face, can't simply be scrubbed away.
Feb 7, 2019
'Behold, America' is a short history of loaded phrases
Mary Rowles
In Sarah Churchwell's new book, the Trump presidency appears less an aberration than a waystation on the long American road to a shared national philosophy.
Feb 5, 2019
State of the Union 2019: Chaos and a glimmer of hope
rabbe staff
Donald Trump’s state of the union can only be described as being in chaos. Many important facts will not be mentioned in his speech. But despite it all, there are still signs of hope.
Jan 31, 2019
Film 'The Infiltrators' has lessons for Donald Trump on deportation
A new film tells the story of undocumented immigrants who get themselves arrested by federal authorities so they can infiltrate an immigrant detention centre and organize the detainees inside.
Jan 29, 2019
Canada-China relations imperiled as U.S. indicts Huawei
Not only have two Canadians been arrested on suspicion of committing espionage, China has threatened retribution to trade and commerce if Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou is not released.
Jan 29, 2019
Trudeau plays willing partner to Trump's attempted coup in Venezuela
Brent Patterson
Trudeau willing to sell weapons to the autocratic monarchy in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia but draws the line with Chavezista socialists in Venezuela.
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