Donald Trump, Tiberius Gracchus, And America’s Imminent End

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american thinker By Vince Coyner Donald Trump’s indictment makes one wonder if the members of the Democrat party have ever picked up a history book, walked by one in a library, or accidentally heard →

America Needs a New Normal

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american thinker By Greg Andree Casting aside the "norms" that the Left loudly pined for just a few short years ago, far-Left Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg compelled the former president to appear in a →

Intel Is Reeling: Why Should the Government Save It?

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national interest by Kevin Klyman Gordon Moore, one of the founding fathers of Silicon Valley, died on March 24 at the age of ninety-four. He co-founded Intel in 1968 and grew it into one of the most →

Congress as the Achilles’ Heel of America’s China policy

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national interest by Junyang Hu “Your platform should be banned … TikTok surveils us all and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is able to use this as a tool to manipulate America as a whole,” →

China-France-EU trilateral talks set right course for ties

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global times ​global times​​​ During talks with visiting French President Emmanuel Macron and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday, Chinese President Xi Jinping stressed →

Why the United States Should Leave Syria

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​national interest​​​ by Ali Demirdas The Iranian drone strike against the American military base in northern Syria that killed one American contractor and wounded six servicemen has once again →

France, EU leaders begin China visit with China-France, China-EU ties in focus

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global times By Chen Qingqing French President Emmanuel Macron arrived in Beijing on Wednesday, embarking on a three-day visit of "restarting exchanges and advancing cooperation," officials and →

Surprise reply letter from Xi to US high school Chinese learners deepens students’ resolve to be cultural bridge

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global times By Hu Yuwei In April 2019, a reply letter from Chinese President Xi Jinping sent to a group of Chinese language learners at the Niles North High School in Illinois state, the US, had the →

China back in global growth driver’s seat

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asia times by William Pesek In the Xi Jinping era, China has struggled to balance how its economic ambitions play beyond its borders. What may look like savvy reform plans in Beijing can easily get →

The great re-shoring charade

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asia times by David P. Goldman Moving factories from China to Mexico is one of the few hot topics in an otherwise listless market, US investment bankers say. As American hostility to China rises, US →

Ready Yourself for the 2024 Storms

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american thinker By J. Robert Smith The end of the Marxist-infiltrated Progressive Era isn’t happening with a whimper, but with bangs. In 2024, it’ll happen with convulsions, likely violent. What →

America's Broken Windows

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american thinker By J.B. Shurk In criminology, the "broken windows" theory posits that visible signs of crime and civil disorder encourage only more serious crimes and antisocial behaviors. A →

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