Terry Jones is the Editor of Commentary and Editorial Pages at various publications including the Toronto Sun and Edmonton Journal. He covers a broad range of topics such as world affairs, finance, and legal matters, with a focus on conflict, geopolitics, and federal legislation. Terry's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Winnipeg Sun, Montreal Gazette, and Ottawa Citizen, highlighting his extensive contributions to the field of journalism.
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By: Terry Jones
There's little question that the Democratic Socialists of America are more influential than any time in recent history. Indeed, it's perhaps the most influential arm of the Democratic Party today, wielding policy clout and winning local elections. But are DSA policies really so popular? July's I&I/
By: Terry Jones
There’s little question that the Democratic Socialists of America are more influential than any time in recent history. Indeed, it’s perhaps the most influe
By: Terry Jones
Is there a serious crisis of confidence in the Social Security system? It certainly looks that way, based on the latest national online I&I/TIPP Poll, which was taken June 29 through July 2 by 1,473 Americans.
By: Terry Jones
Early this summer, President Donald Trump eked out marginal gains in voters' perceptions of his presidential performance. But in August, those gains weren't repeated.
By: Terry Jones
Early this summer, President Donald Trump eked out marginal gains in voters’ perceptions of his presidential performance. But in August, those gains weren’t
Trump has some pockets of strength when it comes to approval, but not many.
The world has become transfixed by conflict. Gaza dominates the headlines. Ukraine fills the television screens.
President Donald Trump has played tough with Iran, using the U.S. military to punish that nation's Islamist regime when it stops talking, and calling
By: Terry Jones
Despite the many bright promises made by experts that the coming artificial intelligence Golden Age will leave us all better off both financially and personally, Americans aren't buying it.
By: Terry Jones
Americans are clearly torn over artificial intelligence and the electricity-hungry data centers now being built around the country that make it all possible.
