Trump claims economic turnaround, after blasting Dems’ affordability focus
By: Ashley Murray WASHINGTON — As Americans continue to face rising prices ahead of year-end holidays, President Donald Trump blamed inflation and health care costs on his predecessor during a prime-time speech Wednesday in which he also claimed to have fixed the issues. Trump “inherited a mess” and has turned the United States into the
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Chile elects most right-wing leader since Pinochet – in line with regional drift, domestic tendency to punish incumbents
By Andra B. Chastain Chileans have elected the most right-wing presidential candidate since the end of the Augusto Pinochet dictatorship over three and a half decades ago. In a runoff held on Dec. 14, 2025, José Antonio Kast, a Republican Party ex-congressman and two-time former presidential candidate, won just over 58% of the vote, while his opponent, Jeannette Jara,
What Canada’s public sector voting divide could mean for future elections
By Matt Polacko, Peter Graefe & Simon Kiss The Liberal government’s recent budget aims to reduce the size of the federal public service by around 40,000 positions, which is roughly 10 per cent of the workforce. The government argues that the size of the public service has swelled to an unsustainable level. Needless to say, federal public sector
As Jewish communities mourn, a Pa. Capitol menorah lighting celebrates Hanukkah
By Ian Karbal Dozens of Pennsylvanians gathered at the Capitol in Harrisburg Monday for a ceremonial menorah lighting to mark the second night of Hanukkah. The event was held less than two days after an antisemitic attack in Sydney, Australia. Shooters targeting a Hanukkah celebration killed 16 people and injured dozens. Gov. Josh Shapiro, the
