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Repeated infections are “a fact of life” at this point, experts say. But they warn…
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Transphobia Isn’t Winning Votes. But It Is Making Our Lives Much Worse.
Gillian Branstetter Trans people must now live out another election cycle knowing our friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors are being flooded with agitprop designed to dehumanize us. The post Transphobia Isn’t Winning Votes. But It Is Making Our Lives Much Worse. appeared first on The Nation. Source link
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A Premature Farewell to the Ignominious Speaker Mike Johnson
Joan Walsh If Democrats win the House in the midterms, as expected, Mike Johnson won’t hold the gavel in any meaningful way again. The post A Premature Farewell to the Ignominious Speaker Mike Johnson appeared first on The Nation. Source link
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Will Alberta’s dual-practice model reduce surgery waits — or only for those who can pay?
As provinces grapple with how to decrease wait times for surgeries, Alberta is introducing a system in which doctors can simultaneously work in public hospitals and do private care on the side — a model that increases public wait times, according to data from within Canada and international jurisdictions. Source link
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Will Eby's early election gamble pay off or backfire in B.C.? Here's what history tells us
On the whole, premiers and prime ministers have benefited from similar gambles in the past. But for others a decision to test the electorate ahead of schedule massively backfired. Here are some examples of both. Source link
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As Canada deepens ties with Europe, could it leave U.S. banks and dollars behind?
Prime Minister Mark Carney last week pointed to international payments as a system that “can be used as leverage against you” before telling the EU that he sees this as an area for “deep co-operation.” Why are countries increasingly worried about the leverage the U.S. has over their financial systems, and what would Canada have […]
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U.S.-China summit highlights the 'hypocrisy' of American trade policy, experts say
American officials have scolded Canada for making a deal with China. But the numbers show the U.S. does vastly more business with China than Canada would possibly dream of. Source link
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Why Canada's rolling out the red carpet for Vietnamese President Tô Lâm
Vietnam and Canada can deepen their relationships on trade, energy and academia, say experts — but some say the Southeast Asian country’s track record on human rights shouldn’t be ignored. Source link
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The truth about oily fish and your brain
What’s the evidence that oily fish is good for your brain health? And what if you don’t actually like eating it? Mykyta Osadchyi dives in. Source link
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Albanese couldn't have timed his Medicare hack bombshell better
Anthony Albanese couldn’t have picked a better time to drop the metaphorical bomb that a rogue artificial intelligence agent breached an Australian government system. Source link
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What you need to know about the OpenAI Australian government hack
The BBC’s North America technology correspondent Lily Jamali explains how the Medicare breach happened, and why it matters. Source link