Stephanie Wells, Westminster's vice president of strategic communications and institutional marketing, said the 80th anniversary of Winston Churchill's Iron Curtain speech will be celebrated from ...

First of two parts AT Davos’ World Economic Forum on Jan. 20, Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney gave more than a great ...

Columnist Leslie Kouba reflects on Canadian Prime Minister Mike Carney’s call for a new world order rooted in democracy and ...

The communications gurus of the “algorithm age” tell us that attention spans are limited, complex argumentation is antiquated and formal speeches are anachronistic, best written by artificial ...

Meanwhile, Speaker Mike Johnson of the United States House of Representatives delivered a virtuoso speech to Britain’s ...

Over the span of my lifetime, I have been privileged to witness moments that didn’t merely punctuate Canadian history — they ...

From the powerful words of Martin Luther King Jr., Winston Churchill, and Pierre Trudeau, to rallying calls during war, civil ...

Mr. Jefferson warned of the American Presidency: “bad men will sometime get in”. Now that we can plainly see; that we plainly ...

Perhaps the president and his team realized that the Cold War-era 1950 Defense of Greenland agreement with Denmark gave ...

Tekke Panman (Netherlands, EPP/CD) opened a current affairs debate today on "Safeguarding the system of international justice ...

Two widely publicised speeches were given last week at the World Economic Forum at Davos; one by Canada’s Prime Minister, Mark Carney, the other by US President Donald Trump.

Facial Recognition Technology, or “FRT,” is a form of artificial intelligence.  Maryland has cases,  statutes, and procedural ...