
Ben Weingarten is a Federalist Senior Contributor, senior fellow at the London Center for Policy Research and fellow at the Claremont Institute. He was selected as a 2019 Robert Novak Journalism Fellow of the Fund for American Studies, under which he is currently working on a book on U.S.-China policy. Ben writes on national security and foreign policy, economics, and politics for publications including City Journal, Conservative Review and PJ Media. He is the founder and CEO of ChangeUp Media, a media consulting and production company dedicated to advancing conservative principles. Ben is also a 2015 Publius Fellow of the Claremont Institute. You can find his work at benweingarten.com, and follow him on Twitter @bhweingarten.
The Biden administration is stocking up with the same Democrat establishment cast that supported the project of China’s rise to global dominance.
Especially in such polarized times, there’s cause to be wary of threats to our liberties from a national security regime with expanded domestic powers.
America must acknowledge that every transaction with any Chinese entity may well be a deal with a genocidal regime hellbent on becoming the dominant world power.
The Biden administration must take serious steps to ensure China ceases its exploitation of the COVID-19 crisis in ways that threaten our national security.
America’s Cold Civil War will only heat up as those with all the power take precisely the wrong lessons from the Capitol Hill riot.
It’s gross that the Times and other outlets effectively carry out Chinese information operations. But maybe we should appreciate the inadvertent candor.
Communist China’s nefarious activities directly intersect with a number of areas over which governors can effect change, so what are our leaders doing?
The only inadvertent benefit of Brennan’s airtime is that it exposes how unmoored our ruling class is from the public it is supposed to serve.
Social media does not get to determine the veracity of a sworn affidavit any more than corporate media gets to determine who won an election.
The Post gives the distinct impression that the Chinese Communist Party’s claims, some of which reinforce the progressive predilections of the Post and its readers, are legitimate.
Many policies outlined on the Biden-Harris platform are eerily close to the dangerous proposals put forth by ‘How To Be An Antiracist’ author Ibram X. Kendi.
Disturbing questions emerge from a joint Senate report on the Biden family’s dealings with America’s greatest adversary.
Should Trump’s memorandum hold, the U.S. will now exclude illegal aliens from the population counts used to apportion House seats. This is right as a matter of law, fairness, and common sense.
Impassioned Americans don’t understand that Black Lives Matter is a rhetorical facade masking Marxist ideas that would destroy the lives of vulnerable Americans.
The Chinese Communist Party ‘fears sunlight. It fears the truth. … Tyranny thrives in darkness,’ said Sen. Ted Cruz in an interview.
I sat down with Florida Sen. Rick Scott for a wide-ranging discussion on the Chinese Communist Party’s ambitions, partisanship on China, and a host of other topics.
Hannah-Jones’ words matter. They are the same words that may well emanate from our children’s lips if we do not take our schools back.
If we are to regroup and figure out a way to turn the tide, we have to first acknowledge the precariousness of the situation, and ask ourselves about the root causes.
Short-sighted negotiations between Major League Baseball owners and players are sabotaging the chance for a renaissance that the game desperately needs.
Proudly labeling Camden’s transformation as the result of disbanding its police force isn’t the whole story. Camden reorganized and grew its police force.