Google’s ad business is twice as big as Facebook’s. But executives at Google and other big tech companies have avoided intense scrutiny. For now.

A madman’s manic certainties can overwhelm reason and outrage turn to a shrug. Then comes the fall.

The recent tragic bus crash that took the lives of 16 travelling with the Humboldt Broncos has rightfully shaken many people across Canada. Popular folklore would present us as a “hockey nation”, one where our national sport forges bonds that transcend provincial and territorial borders, race, or even class.

And how you can avoid it.

A history of the steps the company took to become an advertising giant.

A new orthodoxy, led by Steven Pinker, holds that war and violence in the developed world are declining. The stats are misleading, argues John Gray – and the idea of moral progress is wishful thinking and plain wrong

Fascism poses a more serious threat now than at any time since the end of World War II.

A group of philosophers is trying to persuade the courts to rule on this question.

QAnon reveals unspoken anxieties about this presidency.

Trade wars are bad, but stocks seem to be overshooting their likely cost. Why?