Already in the middle class? Trudeau’s reforms look great
But if you’re struggling to join it? Not nearly as appealing
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The U.K. could use a ’bloody difficult woman’ like Theresa May
May is moderate, hard to predict, demands loyalty—and might be British PM until 2020
Oil price smackdown—the case for and against higher oil prices
Depending on who you listen to, oil prices are either about to crash again, or soar much higher. Here’s how all the arguments stack up.
The photographer behind the shot that’s captivating the world
Jonathan Bachman captured a shot of a peaceful Ieshia Evans in the moment before she was arrested by heavily armed officers
What this photo tells us about Clinton’s Trump problem
The flip side of a photo-op: As much as Clinton may try to paint her rival as a con man, he looms as a symbol of change
After Brexit, a political revolution in the U.K.—for women
The job of cleaning up the mess left behind after Brexit will fall on women—including Theresa May
Stephen Harper’s (probably) final speech as MP
Harper uses stage at annual Stampede barbecue to pass the torch to Jason Kenney
Canada steps up with a new NATO commitment
Carleton University’s Stephen Saideman on how Canada is viewed at the 2016 NATO summit held in Warsaw
Could insurance bring an end to police violence?
City treasuries absorb the cost of lawsuits against police. If officers had to carry their own coverage, accountability would go way up — and violence would plummet.
Is gun violence actually a public health issue?
Gun violence is killing 30,000 Americans a year. Why not treat it like smoking? Or heart disease?