Colin Horgan

Opinion: Even if the Michael Flynn testimony proves a catalyst in the Mueller probe, America’s politics may never return to normal

Opinion: As technology advances, we will need a rigorous knowledge of history more than ever. But that’s now under assault—and things will get worse in 2018

It’s not just about access to the internet in the U.S. It’s about stopping the walls from going up everywhere.

New survey research shows Canadians think the internet interrupts their lives. But that’s not stopping them from going online.

Trump struggling through a ridiculous handshake with world leaders isn’t as important as who he shook hand with

It’s not just about what we’re missing on our social media feeds, but the invisible ways we are being manipulated as we travel across the internet

Many hoped the weight of the White House would shape Trump into a recognizable president. They are still waiting.

Trump’s brief disappearance from Twitter had some thinking he was gone for good. But he’s worth too much to the social media giant for that to happen.

One photo, less than 1,000 words: Learning about Russian-backed Facebook groups could bring about difficult questions about our political reality

In trying to downplay the impact of Russian-planted divisive political posts on its platform, Facebook prompts questions about its business model

Opinion: Our relationship with technology is reaching a tipping point, where the promises it once held feel like lies. What will happen next?

One photo, less than 1,000 words: How hockey’s association with politics changed around the same time Trump’s did