Donald Trump’s lonely moment of truth
He began the debate sticking to a script, then he returned to type, and by the end came the realization: he is not a president
Scott Gilmore
Scott Gilmore is a former diplomat and social entrepreneur who works in (and writes about) the United States, Africa and Asia
Donald Trump is still standing, but his wounds are fatal
Supporters saw Sunday’s debate as a big win. There just aren’t enough of them left for it to matter.
This Donald Trump drama ends badly
Scott Gilmore imagines the U.S. presidential candidate’s incredible meltdown: a play in four acts
Peace is winning. Even in Colombia.
A deal to end war in Colombia faltered, but for a moment the Americas saw total peace for the first time
Pence, Trump and the human tragedy at the heart of the election
In the VP debate, Mike Pence showed why he’s on the ticket: he’s a respected part of an establishment that will never let Trump in
100 minutes, 2 debates, 1 ugly truth about America
Scott Gilmore on a night that may have changed few minds in America, but left the rest of the world shaking its head
Why Hillary Clinton is losing the war
Hillary Clinton’s ground game might have worked in 2012. But Trump is playing by all-new rules.
An absurd week in America’s two-tier election
Pundits claim Clinton had a bad week. Next to Donald Trump’s seven days of gaffes and scandal, that is insane.
The North and the great Canadian lie
Canada is not a proud northern nation. Its Arctic is undefended, undeveloped and socially fraught.
How Ottawa abandoned our only Arctic port
Canada’s only Arctic deep-water port is now closed, leaving workers in Churchill puzzled and any talk of Arctic sovereignty feeling like empty rhetoric