An Ohio political ad reopened Amy Acton’s childhood trauma. America’s own marriage records reveal the gap between child-protection promises and reality. Continue reading America Condemns Child Marriage Abroad. What About the Children It Fails at Home?
A Canadian reader replaced a car whose engine still worked. Winter road salt had damaged its body. As Americans keep vehicles longer, corrosion can force an expensive replacement. Continue reading Your Car’s Engine Still Works. Road Salt May Decide When You Replace It.
New cars cost Americans close to $50,000 on average. Yet vehicle sales produce only a fraction of some dealerships’ gross profit. Financial filings reveal the business behind the showroom. Continue reading America’s Car Dealers Make Money Beyond the Sticker Price. Buyers Still Face the Bill.
A Chinese maritime quarantine could pressure Taiwan without a conventional war. Yet the same operation might expose China’s manufacturers, shipping companies and banks to serious commercial risks. Continue reading China Could Strangle Taiwan Without Invading. But Who Pays the Price?
Canada’s established immigrants built substantial housing wealth, but newcomers face higher entry costs. Statistics Canada data explain the generational divide. Continue reading The Canada That Made Older Immigrants Wealthy Is Getting Harder for Newcomers
Four members of a family were murdered in Skardu. Police suspect an honour-related motive. Why do some families place custom above Islamic teachings and human life? Continue reading A Family of Four Was Murdered in Skardu. What Kind of Honour Demands the Death of Children?
Flying from Pakistan to Canada? Check rules for desi ghee, milk powder, meat and mithai after a Toronto airport seizure. Continue reading Taking Food From Pakistan to Canada? Check These Customs Rules Before You Fly
The average American vehicle is nearly 13 years old. A $2,000 repair bill can look reasonable when replacing the car means years of monthly payments. Continue reading Why Americans Are Keeping Their Old Cars Instead of Buying New Ones
Gallup estimates that 23 million Americans feel stuck in jobs they want to leave because of health insurance. Here’s how insurance can change the real value of a higher-paying job. Continue reading Why 23 Million Americans Feel They Cannot Leave Their Jobs
What happens after job loss in America versus Germany? Compare dismissal notice, unemployment benefits, health insurance and the real cost of security. Continue reading You Lose Your Job in America. What Would Happen Differently in Germany?