Gary Isbell 
Canada’s healthcare system stands at a crossroads that should terrify the civilized world. The nation introduced euthanasia as a compassionate effort to relieve the suffering of the terminally ill. It has metastasized into something far more sinister. Its Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program is now a government-approved conveyor belt to death. … Read more
What is it about major universities in the South that is drawing so many top students to enroll? They are much freer from the effects of toxic DEI and woke programs than their elite Ivy League counterparts. This shift is occurring because elite northeastern universities have invested significantly more in ideological extremism. … Read more
Significant quantities of rare earth elements (REEs) have been discovered in Wyoming, adding to the considerable amount recently found in Alaska. REEs are essential for technology and defense manufacturing, and China currently controls 75 percent of the global market. The Chinese Communist Party is currently leveraging its near monopoly as a bargaining … Read more
China’s recent military parade in Tiananmen Square on September 3 was more than just a $2 billion theater to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Japanese surrender in World War II. Most people think the parade was just an occasion to showcase China’s military strength and weapon development. However, few casual observers … Read more
Artificial intelligence (AI) is turning business job interviews upside down. Applicants are taking advantage of remote off-site interviews to engage in cheating. Many companies end up with incompetent employees who harm their bottom lines. The AI Race in Hiring Indeed, AI has introduced new challenges to the hiring process. Recruiters and employers … Read more
Europe’s unwavering commitment to equality and the green agenda is leading to its economic decline. If current trends persist, projections suggest that by 2035, the European Union’s per capita income will be half that of the United States. The U.S. is poised to surpass $100,000 in per capita income, while much of … Read more
Rare earth elements (REE) are the new commodities that will dominate global trade. Nations that have these elements can control vital parts of the world economy. The bad news is that China now holds this dominant role. The good news is that America, especially Alaska, has significant deposits of rare earths that … Read more
North Korea’s dictator Kim Jong Un’s inauguration of the luxurious Wonsan-Kalma resort feels like a scene from a dark satire. Labeled by state media as a beacon of “national treasure-level tourism,” this seaside resort ironically is located in a country crushed by its failing economy, scarce electricity, food shortages and brutal systemic … Read more
The Cuban Bishops Conference expressed concern about Cuba’s dire economic situation in a June 15 Jubilee Year message titled “Pilgrims of Hope” distributed to all the nation’s parishes. Many have expressed surprise at the “strong” or “blunt” tone of the letter, as it complains bitterly about the nation’s never-ending disastrous state. However, … Read more
Objectivity gives credibility to scientific study. When scientific research is swayed by political agendas, both science and politics are compromised. Nowhere is this conflict of interest more apparent than in the realm of climate science. For decades, climate activists have alternated between alarming scenarios of global cooling and global warming. When the … Read more