The Border Was Just a
Line—Until It Wasn’t
COMMUNITY · VERMONT · QUEBEC
The Haskell Free Library and Opera
House, a century-old building
bisected by the US-Canada border,
has long.
By the time they told Canadians to
use the back door, the building had
already made its point.
For 121 years, the Haskell Free…
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The Anatomy of Inhumanity:
When Ambition Trumps
Compassion
WHITE HOUSE · IMMIGRATION · POLITICAL POWER
The Trump administration’s policies,
shaped by ambition and a disregard
for empathy, have led to
dehumanizing outcomes.
A pervasive chill now haunts the
corridors of power—a cold
indifference that transforms policy
into a weapon against human dignity…
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The Quiet War on America’s
Wallet
MACROECONOMICS · TRADE · PUBLIC FINANCE
Foreign governments are reducing
their holdings of U.S. Treasury
bonds and shifting away from the
dollar, challenging.
No bullets. No bombs. Just bonds,
tariffs, and a global shift away
from the dollar. And America might
be losing…
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