A Superpower Tests Its Neighbors—and the World Watches At the northern edge of the continent, January air carries sound farther than it should.

In Ottawa, a flag snaps sharply against its pole outside a government building that has not yet…

Trump’s strike on Venezuela and the presidency that requires an enemy I woke up this morning to news I’ve been expecting for the past month.

Donald Trump has launched a broad—very likely constitutionally illegal—land assault on Venezuela…

What Happens Between Election Night and the Oath Will Decide Whether America Still Exists in 2030 On an ordinary Tuesday in November 2026, a woman named Karen Weiss sits in her car outside a high school gym in Pennsylvania and tries to…

How Trump’s Domestic Health Rollbacks and Foreign-Aid Freeze Reshaped Who Lives and Who Doesn’t This is the year America stepped away from the sick and poor.

I didn’t write that sentence lightly.

Trump’s First Year Back Has Turned Immigration Into a Test of Identity, Not Law The list has become so long it’s hard to hold it in your head anymore.

One year into Trump’s return, the country feels less like a place with…

Why America’s resistance looks like silence I’ve been in the Atlantic Provinces over the past few days, absorbing local atmosphere for my books and great seafood for my stomach.

It’s a good place to listen.