Partisanship everywhere you turn
All governments make mistakes. It’s an inextricable fact of human nature. However, in a democracy, people have the choice to
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All governments make mistakes. It’s an inextricable fact of human nature. However, in a democracy, people have the choice to
There is something wrong with a society when people are scampering to defend a man who confessed to drugging and
Buried deep beneath the melancholic headlines of the Israel/Palestine conflict, far beyond the fog of the Gaza war, lies a
A couple of days after four Canadian soldiers lost their lives in the American-led war in Afghanistan, Lt.-Gen. Andrew Leslie,
Having inherited the legacy of the Pharaohs, I marvel at Egypt’s grandeur. With its rich history, natural resources, and dynamic
“Israel, having ceased to care about the children of the Palestinians, should not be surprised when they come washed in
As worries of a showdown between the U.S. and Iran increase, so does the Cold War déjà vu. The techniques
Never has the chasm between political debate and military reality been so wide. The ease with which one can whip