Rick Salutin

The most retrograde and perilous form of identity politics is surely MAGA (Make America Great Again). Its heart is the rejection of change and the retroactive elimination of changes it

The U.S. president is always lying — and letting you know who he really is.

Paul Anka was preoccupied with sheer survival, just like Margaret Atwood says Canadian writers have always been. He doesn’t want to flash across the night sky and supernova, as Americans

This week Argentinians celebrated, with a mix of emotions, the 50th anniversary of a bloody military coup.

As a leadership candidate I don’t think Avi Lewis has found a comfortable niche, writes Rick Salutin

If you’re really smart and confident in it, you don’t proclaim it endlessly, especially if you have myriad flunkies who’ll do it for you.

Two months on, I’m dallying over what may look like nuances of etiquette or performance since I’d say Iran has surprisingly handled this with cool aplomb, compared to the U.S.

Over many years of teaching, I've seen students become more willing to consider all sides of an issue.

Hoser TV shows take themselves, beneath the surface, quite seriously — and often hit notes of the sublime.

Iran, I say as a reasonable person, would be crazy not to try to develop nukes. Ukraine surrendered its nukes and Russia invaded. Iraq and Libya dismantled programs and were