TLDR: A U.S. invasion of Canada remains unlikely, but what could the country do if it happened? Political scientists Aisha Ahmad and Jeremy Wildeman...
HBO Max’s enormously popular television series “The Pitt” is receiving plaudits for its realistic depiction of the trials and tribulations of health care in...
TLDR: AI is reshaping entry-level jobs and internships, leaving Gen Z facing fewer opportunities and a more competitive path into the workforce. For years,...
TLDR: Political tensions, boycott calls and FIFA controversies are raising questions about whether the 2026 World Cup can still promote global unity. The FIFA...
TLDR: The Epstein files expose how powerful ‘Boy’s Club’ networks protect wealth and status. The Epstein revelations highlight how influence, co-optation and institutional protection...
In April 1912, a young Black woman named Clementine Barnabet confessed to murdering four families in and around Lafayette, Louisiana. The widespread news coverage...
TLDR: Carleton University’s Liam Cole Young looks at how sports betting ads are transforming how fans watch games, from Super Bowl broadcasts to Olympic...
TLDR: What the NBA’s all-time shortest player Muggsy Bogues teaches about self-belief and interests, and why confidence often matters more than biology in shaping...