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A deeply troubling political trend is unfolding in America as many people in that country, and indeed globally, are pondering how a powerful nation that is meant to be seen as the leader of the free world is spiralling out of control. Directionless. ...

Equity markets were staging a comeback from early February’s plunge, but then came news of President Trump’s intention to impose tariffs of 25 per cent on imported steel and 10 per cent on imported aluminium. The surprise announcement tumbled global ...

“Great-power politics is back,” is a mantra civilian and military officials have repeated with increasing frequency over the past half-decade. The diagnosis has now been formally enshrined in the Trump administration’s National Defence Strategy, a su...

“If you saw your body on someone else you’d think they were amazing, but because it’s your body you see only flaws and hate it.” Hey Fitfam, happiest Wednesday to you all. Today isn’t so much about teaching you anything, nor outlining a six-step pro...

On the face of it, the idea that Google is discriminating against white men is laugh-out-loud funny. In 2016, according to the company’s most recent diversity report, Google was 69 per cent male and 56 per cent white. Some 53 per cent of the engineer...

A Bill to provide greater supervision of the corporations of Hamilton and St George was debated in the House of Assembly on July 10, 2015. You may recall I brought forward that legislation as Minister of Home Affairs during my tenure as steward of t...

Whichever teams found their names on March Madness men’s basketball brackets across the United States yesterday, two things are certain: the overwhelming majority of the players will be black, and most of the handsomely compensated head coaches will ...

The miracle and the menace of the digital revolution stem from the same root: wired communication empowers the individual. Because the internet and social networks give each person previously unimagined power — over communication, information, commer...

There is no doubt that Bermuda is as free a country as can be found anywhere, but we should be aware that there are Bermudian busybodies on our case, and if successful, they will make us a little less free. All with the noble objective of telling us ...

Donald Trump announced tariffs on steel and aluminium last week. Although the US president feels “trade wars are good, and easy to win” I would suggest they are neither good nor easy. Although small targeted tariffs may be insignificant in the broad ...