Politics & Foreign Affairs

In an election year, manipulation of facts makes it hard to tell what’s what.  Take the case of the U.S....

About a decade ago I visited a British writer who lived in a pleasant house a few miles outside London....

The 1930s and the 2020s are almost 100 years apart, yet it is worthwhile to briefly consider both similarities and...

“Governments are literally doubling down on fossil fuel production,’ said Antònio Guterres, the UN secretary-general, last week when a new...

The last time women saved the United States was on November 15, 1917, a day and a night when twenty...

While our European friends looked on appalled, our House of Representatives  (which, with the Senate, makes up Congress) was without...

Just as the COVID pandemic was about to engulf the world in 2020, the O’Neill Institute, housed at Georgetown University...

Returning to an old argument about the impacts of gun ownership following the mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine. With each...

The European Commission is once again tackling microplastic pollution. After the glitter ban was announced earlier this month, the EU...

It all started on Monday, when, hours after European Union (EU) officials announced that aid to Palestinians would be discussed...

When Sunak became Prime Minister in 2022, hopes were high that Truss’ “anti-nature” reign had ended. He promised in his...

It is too soon to tell the extent the Congress will shoot the country in the foot — for no...