Opinion

In a world where every nation deserves the right to defend its people, land, and economic interests, the global tax deal negotiated by the Biden administration is a violation of American sovereignty. The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development’s (OECD) agreement would allow foreign countries, including Communist China, to infringe on American jobs, businesses, and …

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If you’re still denying the reality of climate change or dismissing the costs of taking action to prevent it, it’s time to step outside and take a look around. Residents of New York, as well as several other states, have been grappling with the effects of the vast wildfires that have been raging across Canada, …

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As a self-identified dog person, I often find myself drawn to the traits that I lack. I envy the self-sufficiency, transactional nature, fickleness, and aloofness that are stereotypically associated with cats. Conversely, those who prefer cats tend to be warm, friendly, and open with their love. However, my love for dogs has always been unwavering …

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The orcas are becoming more efficient and organized in their attacks, according to a ship captain who has experienced two separate encounters with the marine mammals. Dan Kriz spoke with Newsweek about his experiences and mentioned that the most recent orca attack was swift, coordinated, and quiet. The orcas destroyed both rudders in record time, …

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It’s not uncommon for senior creditors of a distressed company to push back when a cheque is about to be issued to parties holding junior claims. After all, those claims are usually worthless and the cash is better spent staying within the company’s coffers, reserved for top creditors who eventually take ownership in a restructuring. …

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The thought of Donald Trump campaigning for the presidency from prison is not unimaginable. He would likely have the joint wired like the mob guys in “Goodfellas,” complete with all kinds of privileges such as DJ equipment for playing Elvis and Pavarotti, an unlimited supply of Viagra and cheeseburgers, and conjugal visits (not from Melania, …

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Former senator Leila de Lima’s six-year-long detention has suffered a significant setback with Judge Romeo S. Buenaventura of the Regional Trial Court (RTC) of Muntinlupa (Branch 256) denying her “Motion for Bail Ad Cautelam” and several others. The feisty former senator, who stands accused of an alleged conspiracy with prison officials and inmates under her …

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