Tick-tock, TikTok September 26, 2025Brooke Taylor
Why is President Trump brokering a deal to get U.S. control of a Chinese data-gathering application? Let TikTok die instead, and replace it with something better.
TikTok, the CCP, and the perils of rented land September 22, 2025Greg Richter
While the CCP risk is national, the pain of a ban would be personal. Millions of U.S. creators, especially younger ones, have built businesses, communities, and personal brands on TikTok.
Trump’s Great Game September 5, 2025Jacob Fraden
Trump is playing a delicate game, simultaneously trying to weaken the threat from Islam and China, while dealing with Russian machinations and the Ukraine war.
Is change coming to China? August 17, 2025Andrea Widburg
Rod D. Martin has put together a lot of pieces of information and thinks that Xi is on his way out, while a new, less aggressive government is moving in.
Dealing with China July 23, 2025Craig Shirley
Throughout the Cold War until the present, China has been an economic and military threat to free people everywhere.
Is Xi Jinping at the end of the road? June 29, 2025Andrea Widburg
One analyst thinks so, and he makes a compelling argument—although Xi’s passing from the scene doesn’t necessarily make China less of a threat.
The Doomsday-Plot-Dots Congress Refuses to Connect June 6, 2025James Zumwalt
In 2003, a Chinese defense minister spoke about using “non-destructive” weapons to kill Americans; with the rising presence of biological agents capable of widespread destruction, is the plan in motion?
Solar Panels And The Chinese Threat June 1, 2025Allan J. Feifer
It’s not just that “renewable” energy is unreliable. There are even more significant threats than the sun not shining or the wind not blowing.
The Real Shen Yun May 14, 2025Hubert Qu
If an American company like Shen Yun can be attacked and smeared with lies by our mainstream media, so can anyone else.
How China Steals April 28, 2025Spencer P. Morrison
The main vectors of technological theft are not conventional theft. Instead, China focuses on acquiring ownership stakes in strategic American corporate assets, and strongarms American companies doing business in China.
Trump Means to Reduce China April 23, 2025J. Robert Smith
Whittling down China, Trump’s principal weapons are trade policy and tariffs. If the president wins, the U.S. emerges as the shaper of the rest of the 21st Century.
Behind Beijing’s Blackmail April 14, 2025Leeshai Lemish
The time has come to expose the CCP’s campaign against Shen Yun for what it truly is: a war on truth, beauty, and freedom.
Smart Cities: Are They Worth It? April 9, 2025Wendi Strauch Mahoney
Smart systems which begin as eco-friendly, efficiency-driven programs could eventually evolve into tools for monitoring and control,
Taming the Ravenous Dragon April 10, 2025Fletch Daniels
The tariffs are about the Art of the Deal versus the Art of War, with Trump choosing a battlefield on which he can win.
The China Connection? March 9, 2025Molly Slag
It’s not racist to be concerned that Chinese spies are targeting vulnerable Chinese-American troops.
Trump must take on China’s vape smugglers March 6, 2025William George
Enabling public oversight of China-originating shipments, and ensuring access to American-made FDA approved vaping devices are not just matters of trade policy—they’re vital steps to safeguarding our nation’s health and security.
Jaw, jaw, not war, war December 5, 2024Fritz Pettyjohn
The 21st century will be an American century, and President Donald J. Trump will be able to take a major share of credit.
Tales from the knucklehead October 2, 2024Silvio Canto, Jr.
Tim Walz has been running from the press and avoiding questions; the problem with that approach is that you are not ready to debate, even when the moderators are desperately trying to help you.
China's Olympic Medals August 21, 2024Daniel Jia
Whether a country is a superpower in sports is not determined solely by the number of Olympic medals it has earned, but by the overall physical fitness of its population.
National Capitalism, National Security August 20, 2024William R. Hawkins
China's ability to act was largely created by “transnational” corporations which transferred massive amounts of capital, technology, and management skills.
The Coming Coup July 4, 2024Craig Oknin
Whatever the motives of our leaders, a power-grab by people who do not believe in freedom and democracy is becoming an increasing possibility.
China is in deep trouble December 26, 2021Uldis Sprogis
Xi Jinping’s crackdown on almost everything in China may be a sign of insecurity or tremendous fear of the monied business sector.
China is seeking an Atlantic port for major naval base May 7, 2021Thomas Lifson
The day is coming when China's navy, already the largest in the world by number of ships, will be patrolling the Atlantic Ocean, its missile-carrying submarines able to be offshore of any power it wishes to target.
Was Wuhan Covid-19 a Chinese plot? July 28, 2020Dennis Sevakis
Considering the unusual structure of Covid-19 for a bat virus and the fact that the Chinese dispatched a veritable army of carriers from Wuhan to the rest of the planet, this view seems not at all unreasonable
China: The nature of the beast June 19, 2020David Archibald
Russia and all areas in territorial disputes are going to be looking at China's skirmish with India with close attention.
Bloomberg's China Conflict of Interest February 18, 2020Steve McCann
Would a President Bloomberg with so many ties to a potentially desperate and belligerent China, and subject to potential extortion, act in the best interest of the United States?
Lebron James has done us a favor October 16, 2019M. Catharine Evans
Instead of criticizing NBA superstar LeBron James, we should be congratulating him for educating his 50 million Instagram followers on the historical difference between communism and capitalism.
Now Kenya gets to pay the China piper December 28, 2018Monica Showalter
China is coming to collect its debts, this time from Kenya - which quite possibly may lose its key port of Mombasa. So much for the wisdom of embracing the smiling dragon...
Pope Francis betrays China's Christians September 23, 2018Monica Showalter
What the heck has gotten into Pope Francis? When he's not letting a leftist pervert like Cardinal McCarrick pick out the archbishops, he's letting the communists of Beijing.
China's Further Vulnerabilities February 13, 2018David Archibald
China may still have problems with poverty, childhood malnutrtion, sanitation, pollution, and water quality, but the country's number-one goal remains conquering the rest of the world. Thankfully, there are probably fewer than 300 million who could make a contribution to that effort.
So why's China setting up shop in the Caribbean? December 20, 2017Monica Showalter
China has a secretive new "development plan" for Grenada, placing a big footprint in the Caribbean. It's probably retaliation for the U.S.'s stepped up presence in the South China Sea.
Bad China, Good China October 6, 2015Don Feder
Though they have a common culture, the two Chinas -- The People's Republic and Taiwan -- couldn’t be more different.
Obama dismissing the real reality September 6, 2015James Longstreet
As the President opted to be schooled in a reality survival television show in Alaska, hard realities appeared in the waters off our coasts that he blithely ignored.
How China Was Lost May 24, 2014Bruce Walker
The question “Who lost China?” has been asked since 1949. The answer is obvious.
China's 'Mobile National Territory' May 19, 2014David Archibald
Miscalculation might not lead to war because there is nothing miscalculated about what China is doing. China intends to start a war.
An Epiphany of a Different Sort January 7, 2014James G. Wiles
As 2014 begins, what we're seeing are the resumption of old nationalist, ethnic, and religious conflicts -- some of the very old.
The Decline and Fall of American Deterrence December 12, 2013Richard Winchester
All too soon, the United States will have the fewest naval vessels at sea since before World War I, the smallest Air Force ever, and an Army and Marine Corps with severely diminished capacity, while strategic flash points proliferate.
China Sea Crisis Deteriorates December 5, 2013Bill Schanefelt and Gary Crowder
President Obama's greatest failures have been in foreign policy, and those failures pose immense danger to our nation.
War, Peace, and a Nuclear Iran November 25, 2013Edward Bernard Glick
The just-concluded agreement between Iran and the United States, Rus-sia, China, Britain, France, and Germany raises the question of nuclear war
The Progressive Degradation of Freedom November 10, 2013Daren Jonescu
Socialized medicine teaches that you must not value your life above that of other men. Not only should no doctor care about your personal survival, but you yourself should stop thinking your survival is any kind of priority.
China Questions Climate Consensus July 11, 2013S. Fred Singer
The world's most populous nation is officially openly debating whether fears of anthropogenic global warming are justified by science.
China and U.S. Debt March 22, 2013Alex VanNess
Our financial liabilities regarding China are bad enough as they stand. But what if there is a plan behind it?
A Worm in the Apple September 13, 2012Ken Blackwell
Twenty-four of Apple's Chinese factories, it is reported, have helped the Communist government's brutal efforts to prevent so-called unauthorized births to Chinese mothers.
Falling Yuan Latest Failure of Obama's Trade Policy March 24, 2012Howard Richman and Raymond Richman
The Chinese government's recent behavior marks the complete and utter failure of President Obama's trade policy, which has already been reeling from one mistake after another.
How China Transformed Its Economy January 29, 2012James E. Miller
The real story behind the monumental land reforms which transformed the communist dystopia of China into a productive powerhouse has been revealed.
China's economy showing signs of trouble November 11, 2011Steve McCann
China, often portrayed as an unstoppable force in the media and among those who have given up on the United States, is on the verge of a major growth reversal bordering on a potential collapse
