Donald Trump’s America First messaging is facing renewed scrutiny as questions emerge about U.S. support for Israel. As economic pressures grow, the gap between policy and perception is drawing attention.
There was a time, not so long ago, when Canadians lined up — not for bread, not for jobs, but for CERB cheques. It was 2020, and Trudeau’s government had just unleashed a financial tidal wave: a $90 billion deficit, cheered on by the desperate and the distracted. It was “necessary,” they said. A lifeline. … Read more
It was bound to boil over. Once allies in the populist tech-meets-politics era, Elon Musk and Donald Trump are now locked in a bitter and very public slugfest over what Musk calls a “disgusting abomination” — Trump’s new multi-trillion-dollar budget bill. Just hours before Senate Republicans squeezed the legislation through a narrow 51-49 procedural vote, … Read more
Oh, Justin Trudeau, our beloved Prime Minister, has found yet another way to sprinkle his magic dust of tax dollars on projects that no one but urban liberals could love. It’s the World Economic Forum’s 15-Minute City agenda, a dreamy utopia where everything you need is just a short walk away. It’s all very quaint, … Read more