“A great place to be from”: From the outside Google may look like an invulnerable tech giant but Daniel M. Ryan argues that signs are showing that the company could be this generation's version of Merrill Lynch -- a great place to leave and go elsewhere

My Pilgrimage, Chapter Twenty-Six: Fishing Themes: Michael Moriarty argues that political commentary like much like fishing; ideas for essays, like fish, don't just jump into the boat for you to claim, you have to work for them

Shades of quickly fading blue – the decline of the Tory tradition in Canada since the 1980s (Part Eleven): Mark Wegierski calls for a truly transformational politics

Republicrats impeachment and the silent coup: Dr. Robert Owens charges that three powerful groups are actively working against the Trump administration and are willing to harm the country in order to bring down the president

Tax reduction and simplification — How to defeat the Demos: The drive for tax reform has started and Mark Alexander has objectives and a game plan for Republicans if they actually wish to win this battle

Without principles, there can be no health care policy: Why did congressional Republicans fail to get rid of Obamacare? Richard E. Ralston says its because they never really wanted to

Life in fossil-fuel-free utopia: Paul Driessen argues that life on Earth without oil, natural gas and coal would most likely be nasty, brutish and very short

Recognizing a Palestinian state before a peace agreement with Israel undermines the international rule of law: Peter Wertheim states that recognizing formally a Palestinian state is not only an attack on previously negotiated agreements between the Palestinians and Israel, but against international law itself

Who are the Palestinians?: Who exactly are the people everybody today refers to Palestinians? Pinhas Inbari says the question is a complicated one to answer without looking at the history of both the people and the Middle East

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