Hamas says American hostage Edan Alexander will be freed.

Hamas Announces Intent to Release American Hostage On Sunday, Hamas stated that it would release Edan Alexander, an American citizen held captive in Gaza since the group’s attacks on southern Israel on October 7. In a translated statement, Hamas mentioned ongoing discussions with the U.S. government, emphasizing their positive approach towards achieving a ceasefire. They […]

Abilities, not diplomas, shape the new American dream.

On April 23, the President signed seven new executive orders, using a black Sharpie—a familiar tool for him. One of these orders marks a significant shift in how the U.S. approaches workforce preparation: a strong federal initiative to expand registered apprenticeships and redefine the skill agenda. The era of the “University for All” narrative seems […]

This American pope: Leo XIV’s ancestry represents the diversity of the US

Pope Leo XIV: An American-Born Leader with Complex Roots Pope Leo XIV, elected as the first American-born leader of the Roman Catholic Church, has a family background that highlights complicated relationships tied to race in his hometown. The new Pope is linked to Robert Prebble, 69, through his maternal grandfather. Genealogist Chris Smothers reports that […]

Most American adults support Trump’s transgender policies more than his presidency: Poll

A recent survey indicates that transgender issues resonate strongly with President Trump. Since leaving office, he has issued several executive orders on contentious matters. According to the AP-NORC Voting survey, there’s a notable level of support for Trump’s transgender policies, with 52% of Americans backing them, compared to 41% who support his overall presidency. Among […]

Sunday shows preview: Trump hints at upcoming trade agreements; first American pope chosen

President Trump recently spoke about future trade dealings with international partners, especially with some anxiety in global and national markets stemming from tariffs that might push consumer prices up. This week, the White House reached its first trade agreement with the UK since rolling out the new taxation related to the “liberation day.” The deal […]

American innovation is fading — and Congress is to blame

The United States used to be the world leader in manufacturing, making over 25% of global industrial output. Nowadays, China has taken the lead, now producing more than 30%, while the US struggles to hold onto even half of its previous share. Several reasons have contributed to this decline. Long-term offshoring, the downfall of the […]

The Great Reset has found a North American supporter in Ottawa.

Mark Kearney’s rapid ascent in Canadian politics is unusual. Rather than following a conventional route, he was specifically chosen by influential elites. This makes him, perhaps, a more complicated figure than typical grassroots leaders or seasoned bureaucrats. Kearney’s background as a progressive globalist suggests his motivations are far-reaching. Now, as Canada’s newly elected prime minister, […]