July 5, 2018

The Sino-Mexican Influence in America's Backyard

The progressive encroachment of Chinese interests on the U.S. southern and northern borders represents a core national security threat in America's most immediate sphere of influence.

July 5, 2018

Not all trade is equal

Free-traders, beware: there's a big difference between trade in goods and trade in services.

July 5, 2018

Denmark finally realizes it has a non-Western immigration problem

Too little, too late?

July 3, 2018

China Is Still Involved in Iran's Nuclear Weapons Program

The evidence abounds. President Trump needs to do something about this.

July 3, 2018

Is this obscure Chinese company set to wreck America from the north?

The USA's security is being compromised by Canada's naïve treatment of a Chinese corporate threat.

July 1, 2018

Mexican Cartels Fill the Void in a Post-FARC Colombia

The United States may need to take a greater interest in Colombia to effectively combat the Mexican cartels.

July 1, 2018

Are trade deficits good? Ask 60 years' worth of data

The idea that reducing the U.S. trade deficit would increase economic growth gets people foaming at the mouth. But it may be right.

June 29, 2018

Winters in San Antonio ain't getting warmer

Another suspicious global warming claim goes up in smoke.

June 26, 2018

Cooler Heads Need to Prevail on Texas Climate Predictions

Climate predictions are hard, and the record in Texas has not been promising of late. 

June 26, 2018

EU admits: Jihadist terrorism has cost economy hundreds of billions

A report directly links the increasing costs of terrorism with Muslim immigration.

June 24, 2018

Combined military expenditures of China and Russia now exceed the United States

The time we've been warning has come.

April 13, 2016

China and Russia combined now at military spending parity with US

Comparing military spending among major powers using a common U.S. dollar metric is economic nonsense.  Here is the real story.

April 6, 2016

Time to Get Serious About the F-35 Program

Despite being the most expensive weapons systems ever developed, the F-35 program has neither achieved its ambitious goals nor confronted associated deficiencies

March 21, 2016

Two Nations Suffering the Loss of U.S. Nuclear Deterrence

The two countries have little in common – except that they have relied on the U.S. for protection and are increasingly being disappointed.

March 20, 2016

Japan's security concerns and the need for a revitalized U.S. nuclear deterrent

As long as the U.S. projects weakness, smaller nations will seek out alternate means to defend themselves.

March 10, 2016

Revitalizing U.S. Nuclear Deterrence Strategy

With increasing threats from Russia and elsewhere, experts in the field are arguing that something needs to be done.