In April 2016 nearly 200 countries including the US and China signed the Paris Climate Accord. But that was then. Trump came to office and backed out of the deal. Now other countries are starting to follow his lead. Ian will break it all down and sit down New York Times reporter Andrew Ross Sorkin, who knows a thing or two about the business community's approach to climate change. +Puppet Regime.
Senators are already plotting changes to the tax-policy bill that the House passed on Thursday morning.
This Sunday, Venezuelans will go to the polls in the first nationwide elections since the contested presidential election last July.
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Questions lurk over how Mark Carney plans to engage with China, as the United States warns allies against dealing with Beijing.
Donald Trump wants to protect the United States from ballistic and hypersonic missiles with a “Golden Dome,” and Canada, officially, wants in.
Mark Carney won the Canadian election largely by adopting a pugnacious “elbows up” posture against the Trump administration. Now that he’s in office, he’s adopted a more diplomatic posture.
Five years ago this Sunday, a white police officer was filmed killing George Floyd, a Black man, in Minneapolis during an arrest. Hopes for addressing racial inequalities, though, have only dropped lower since.