Anglo-America

As food prices rise, few stop to consider what is really behind the increase of crop-destroying diseases and pests.

Canada’s prime minister channels funds away from the auditor general and prevents scrutiny of his administration.

The cause of mass shootings is woefully misidentified.

In his carefully orchestrated press conference, special counsel Robert Mueller unintentionally revealed the real collusion.

New deal could reduce immigration, but may also drive Mexico to Europe.

Wealthy parents buying their kids’ way into elite schools provides a peek at a culture of lawlessness that should concern us all.

As farms struggle and food prices rise, where can Australians find solutions?

Is this just nature running its course, or is there another cause for these disasters?

The UN has just handed Britain an embarrassing diplomatic defeat.

Why nobody could predict the coalition’s victory—and how it points to a temporary slowdown in the nation’s collapse

Theresa May announces her resignation.

Radically far-left political groups have gained outsized political power.

Must society neutralize the advantages of whiteness before it can heal?

This year’s unseasonal rains are more than a problem for farmers—they are a curse from God.

Soon every new dollar the U.S. government borrows from outside investors will be needed to pay net interest on its national debt.

The solution to Britain’s most deadly year of knife crimes is simpler than most realize.

This terrifying problem has a cause—and a solution.

The U.S. military will soon be facing a defeat far worse than the French suffered at Agincourt.

With the death of a journalist in Londonderry’s riots, what should we watch for in an increasingly violent Northern Ireland?

Islamists and progressives do not have much in common, except a hatred for Israel.

The worst agricultural disaster in modern U.S. history—what it really means and how to stop it from happening again.

Synthetic drugs are changing the structure of the illegal drug market.