13 stories Latest Oct. 19, 2026 2025–2026
On October 19, 1765, nine colonies declared only their own legislatures could tax them. Also: Yorktown, John Jay's oath, Watergate tapes and Black Monday.
Opinion: the September 11 attacks were foreseeable blowback from U.S. policy in the Middle East, and the wars that followed cost trillions.
Explore how global editorial pages critically describe America in 2026, revealing perspectives from countries like Canada, Japan, and the UK.
Explore how America’s global reputation shifted from ally to liability in just a year through extensive polling and analysis.
An April 2026 Granite State Report account of the U.S. naval blockade at the Strait of Hormuz and what it meant for New Hampshire fuel and heating-oil prices.
Explore how the post-Cold War global order is shifting as emerging powers challenge U.S. dominance in an increasingly multipolar world.
Russian aircraft violating Estonian airspace read less like a prelude to war than a bid to provoke sanctions. An argument about deterrence and dedollarization.
Opinion: the TikTok divest-or-ban deadline, the app's economic footprint, and what algorithmic influence means for democracy and digital sovereignty.
