Canada's problems resemble those of countries such as Australia or Germany, and appear insoluble without major upheaval.

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Graham Platner, a Marine veteran turned oyster farmer, now disavows posts he made years ago, saying they came from a time ...

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Lefty socialist and mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani’s campaign quietly took in nearly $13,000 in potentially illegal ...

Tesla sales are slumping, the Cybertruck's a flop, and Elon Musk desperately deserves fifty-six billion American dollars.

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The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Maria Corina Machado, a Venezuelan opposition leader, it was announced Friday ...

President Donald Trump threatens the profit-and-loss system at the heart of American prosperity, scholars Matthew Mitchell ...

With the federal government now the largest shareholder of Intel, an ostensibly private company, Commerce Secretary Howard ...

The international team used mathematics to explain "creative destruction," an economic concept in which beneficial innovations replace older technologies and businesses.

Von Massow said that, even if government-owned grocery stores worked, they'd still offer a relatively small savings for the average customer ...