David Solway

I recently published a two part essay on the unfathomable origins of the universe proposed by the Big Bang thesis of the creative moment.

In The Art of the Deal , President Donald Trump reveals what he called the “Trump Cards” that enabled him to win the large majority of his contractual ventures.

I have been dipping into a fascinating, closely printed 2000-page volume (a talismanic name for Earth). It is a manual for living and thinking with strong theological ramifications.

The Politicization of Everything

At the far edge of the Shi'ite timeframe is the Hidden Imam who will destroy the kingdom of evil and establish a reign of justice on earth

In a previous article, I commented on Donald Trump's and the way in which the book explained his success in managing negotiations, often with bitter or determined rivals.

In a recent article for PJ Media, I detailed my reasons for taking exception to Donald Trump's management of the Iranian crisis.

The unutterably boring game goes on. When Iran launched another missile attack on Israel, President Donald Trump urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to respond, since “we are very close to a final deal with Iran, I don't want to blow it up because of what's happening now.” My Lord, one wanted to exclaim, is he serious? This is not the man who cried “Fight! Fight! Fight!” after being nearly assassinated. This is a man who seems willing to come to a settlement with a vile enemy that will never relent in its demonic campaign to dominate the Middle East, destroy Israel, and conceivably nuke the United States.

President Trump is trying to make a deal with a tribe of people who do not make deals.

Canada's relatively fine performance to date in FIFA 2026 is a cultural anomaly. Historian Gerry Bowler, in an article for the Winnipeg Sun, deplores