The Noise We Make
MACROECONOMICS · LABOR · BUSINESS
November 10, 2025
Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and
Peter Howitt’s work explores how
innovation and economic growth…
The Canadians Are Coming
WAR AND SECURITY · POLITICAL POWER · TRADE
November 8, 2025
The article reflects on Michael
Moore’s 1995 film Canadian Bacon,
which satirizes manufactured
conflict between the U.S.
O, Sorry
WHITE HOUSE · REPUBLICANS · TRADE
November 5, 2025
A Canadian ad featuring Ronald
Reagan’s 1987 speech against tariffs
aired in U.S. swing states during…
Tariffs, Taxes, and the Power
to Rule
LAW AND COURTS · WHITE HOUSE · TRADE
November 5, 2025
The Supreme Court heard arguments
over the legality of a
presidentially imposed 10 percent
tariff on nearly.
It smelled like floor polish and wet
wool.
The man in the black coat—three
buttons, slightly frayed—stood just…
Pianos, Flags, and Pigs
STATE POLITICS · POLITICAL POWER · CANADA
November 4, 2025
Newfoundland’s political history is
marked by upheaval and resilience,
from the 1932 riot that ended
self-government to.
The Cost of Enough
COST OF LIVING · INFLATION · TAXES
November 3, 2025
The article examines the financial
pressures faced by American families
across income levels, highlighting…
The Work Doesn’t Die — It
Shifts
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE · LABOR · BUSINESS
October 30, 2025
Artificial intelligence is reshaping
work by altering tasks rather than
eliminating jobs, according to
international labor organizations.
The clatter of keyboard keys wasn’t
quite rhythmic, but it was
persistent — like a dog pacing
across hardwood, trying to settle…
Electric Rates
ENERGY PRICES · COST OF LIVING · GRID
October 29, 2025
Recent analysis challenges the
assumption that data centers drive
rising electric rates. While…
An American Dream
WHITE HOUSE · POLITICAL POWER · MAGA
October 28, 2025
The smell of old auto exhaust rolled
off the parking lot at Macomb
Community College in Warren…

