Gavin McInnes is a British-born Canadian writer, entrepreneur, media personality, and political commentator. From co-founding VICE and helping shape its early counterculture identity to founding the Proud Boys and building independent media platforms, his career traces a controversial path through alternative culture, digital media, politics, free speech debates, and the changing media landscape.

From Julius Caesar and Abraham Lincoln to JFK, MLK, Gandhi, and Shinzo Abe, assassinations have altered governments, movements, wars, and entire eras. Explore history’s most consequential political killings, the investigations that followed, the controversies that remain, and how a single act of violence can reshape the course of history for generations.

Foundations and charities evolved from ancient religious giving and community aid into powerful institutions capable of shaping society for generations. From Carnegie and Rockefeller to modern global philanthropy, private wealth has funded education, medicine, research, and humanitarian causes, transforming charity into an enduring system of institutional influence and social power.