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Washington Post Editor Resigns

Karen Attiah, an opinion columnist for the Washington Post, was fired on September 11 after posting comments on social media about the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a right-wing influencer, in Utah. Attiah had expressed her opinions on…

Protest Against Voting Rights Rollback

Thousands of people marched in Washington on August 28 as part of the "March on Washington 2026: Defend the Vote" event, organized by civil rights groups including Al Sharpton's National Action Network and Martin Luther King III's Drum…

Palestinian Demilitarization Efforts

Moumen Al-Natour, who grew up in Gaza, argues that rebuilding the territory requires not just demilitarization but also deradicalization. The US has stated that it will only support Gaza's reconstruction if it is first demilitarized, with…

UK Welfare Reforms Delayed

Andy Burnham, the Labour leader in Manchester, has delayed addressing the UK's £1 billion a day welfare bill until next year's Budget. This decision comes despite calls for welfare spending to be tightened and the money diverted to the…

US Foreign Policy Controversy Origins

The current divisions in American foreign policy have their roots in the Korean War, which took place over 75 years ago. Historian and author Dane J. Cash argues that the lessons of this war continue to shape the discourse around modern…

Michael Cohen Strategy Revealed

Michael Cohen, a former lawyer for Donald Trump, is being considered by Team Trump to use as a way to go after their enemies. In recent years, Cohen has switched sides and become a key witness in cases against Trump, including a civil…

North Korean Power Struggle

Edward Goldring, a political scientist at the University of Melbourne in Australia, has written a book called "Purges" that examines why authoritarian leaders get rid of members of their inner circle. According to Goldring, dictators purge…

Politics Chat

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Ticket-Splitting Makes a Comeback

In Maine and Georgia, two important Senate and governor's races are underway that could test a shift in voter behavior. In Maine, Democratic gubernatorial nominee Hannah Pingree is doing well ahead of Republican nominee Bobby Charles, but…

Military Drills Scheduled

The United States, South Korea, and Japan will hold their annual Freedom Edge trilateral military exercise from September 7 to 11 in international waters east and south of South Korea's Jeju Island. This exercise is a defensive measure…

Home and Emotional Attachment

The article mentions two separate issues related to Toronto politics and residents' opinions. 41 children from the Riverdale and Riverside neighborhoods wrote a letter expressing their preference for keeping bike lanes on Danforth Avenue…

Canada Israel Settlements Dispute

Global Affairs Canada published a document on Friday last week, warning Canadian businesses of "significant legal, financial and reputational risks" associated with investments in Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem…