If China invades, will Taiwan be on its own?
China insists that unification with Taiwan is non-negotiable. If it can’t be achieved peacefully, it’ll be done militarily…
Why oil-producing nations are rushing to ramp up production
Oil producers face catastrophe if countries worldwide move to limit global warming by two degrees Celsius…
Alberta can forget becoming the 51st American state
Joe Biden’s affinity for a Green New Deal and a great reset shows the same hostility for hydrocarbon energy that Trudeau does…
Time to make Britain answer for its colonial wrongdoings
The wealthy class and British nobility lined their pockets with the riches of other nations for centuries. They were also responsible for an incalculable number of deaths…
Biden’s green revolution is a disaster in the making
Every electric vehicle job will come at the expense of a gas-engine vehicle job. Every charging station will diminish jobs in pipeline, refining, gas retail and delivery, and other sectors…
Baseball all-star shift puts spotlight on Colorado’s exceptional voting laws
If moving the all-star game from Georgia leads to more states adopting Colorado’s voting laws and processes, it will be a win for the U.S. and its democracy…
The Bay of Pigs fiasco upended J.F.K.’s presidential honeymoon
In his first serious foreign policy test in 1961, the new American president flunked badly. He was in way over his head…
Why a global approach to corporate taxation makes sense
Global taxation schemes always stall because fiscal policies are seen as ways for governments to influence their economies…
Compassion and reform, not walls, will halt the flood of refugees
The only way to stop people from fleeing their countries is to hold their governments' culpable for their citizen's suffering…
OPEC+ opens oil production taps after U.S pressure
With the continuing OPEC+ oil output cuts, markets were going into an overdrive mode. Prices at U.S. gas stations rose sharply…