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Why was Israel caught unaware, what’s likely to happen next, and how far could the conflict spill?

Bidets have become more of a regular bathroom fixture across the United States. The recent rise of the bidet followed the pandemic and the shortage of toilet paper that went along with it. The World's host Marco Werman speaks with Michael Coren, a climate advice columnist with the Washington Post, about the international history of the bidet and the environmental advantages of

The more Donald Trump is condemned or prosecuted, the more obvious it is to zealots that he’s a victim of a great persecution

RICO laws, alluding to the protagonist of a 1931 gangster movie, are a powerful tool in the hands of prosecutors. Rudy Giuliani used the federal law to help make his national reputation and its Georgia version now is being wielded by Fulton County district attorney Fani Willis to indict Giuliani, former President Donald Trump and 17 others

Here’s what readers are saying in Sunday’s letters to the editor.

RICO laws, alluding to the protagonist of a 1931 gangster movie, are a powerful tool in the hands of prosecutors. Rudy Giuliani used the federal law to help make his national reputation and its Georgia version now is being wielded by Fulton County district attorney Fani Willis to indict Giuliani, former President Donald Trump and 17 others

The Bible can be as gentle as a watercolor and as powerful as a thunderstorm. It can be taken literally or taken seriously but not always both.

“I don’t think I was ever a homophobe, but I certainly came close,” writes Anglican priest Father Michael Coren about his journey from Catholicism to supporting LGBTQ rights.

 

In today’s letters to the editor: Donald Trump; Justin Trudeau; BCE; legal representation; medical literacy; Ontario Place and Therme; the religious right