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
Gasoline prices have soared to their highest levels since 2022's pandemic inflation sent prices to record highs across the nation. Why are prices so high now? If you ask average Americans, they overwhelmingly choose one answer: The U.S. war with Iran, which has sent crude oil prices soaring above
By: Terry Jones
Some headlines, issues and news that caught our eye. Is U.S.-Iran War Ending, Or Just Beginning? America's Sick Assassination Culture Just Gets Sicker
My political career began with the fall of the Shah. I watched the Iranian revolution of 1979 from close enough to see what most American policymakers
By: Terry Jones
Both Republicans and Democrats are focused on winning control of both Congress and the presidency over the next two years. But with only months to go before the congressional midterms, Democrats have a marginal lead in the race to control Congress, and no big presidential favorite has emerged for either
By: Terry Jones
Some headlines, issues and news that caught our eye. Are Iran Talks A Success Or A Failure? Immigration: Win Some, Lose Some
By: Terry Jones
President Donald Trump's favorability ratings have suffered this year as higher oil prices and a persistent armed conflict with Iran have upset many voters. But with energy prices down in recent weeks, and ongoing talks with Iran, Trump may be turning a corner in public opinion, the latest I&
By: Terry Jones
With the sudden popularity of openly socialist candidates in recent local elections, is the U.S. turning into a socialist state? As the latest I&I/TIPP Poll shows, Americans mostly believe the country is indeed moving toward socialism, but don't want to foot the bill for the big
By: Terry Jones
With the sudden popularity of openly socialist candidates in recent local elections, is the U.S. turning into a socialist state?
Even 45% of Republicans back government control or ownership of key industries.
Amazon's low Earth orbit satellite internet network, Amazon Leo, appears soon ready for launch, good timing for the company as the federal Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program rolls out this year with its funding now including satellite broadband. The future satellite broadband provider continues to pick up more projects, as Oregon just awarded Leo more than 5,000 locations to service through BEAD.
