Helen Raleigh is a senior contributor to The Federalist. An immigrant from China, she is the owner of Red Meadow Advisors, LLC, a Colorado Registered Investment Advisory Firm, and an immigration policy fellow at the Centennial Institute in Colorado.
She is the author of several books, including “Confucius Never Said” and “The Broken Welcome Mat.” Her writings have also appeared in the Wall Street Journal, The Denver Post, and Townhall.com. Follow Helen on Twitter @HRaleighspeaks, or check out her website: helenraleighspeaks.com.
As Elizabeth Reiter was carried on to the ambulance, she waved to her husband and her two boys. They never imagined that it would be for the last time.
On the 70-year anniversary of the Korean War, neither the United States nor South Korea has identified a viable solution for the constant threat North Korea poses to the rest of the world.
A Chinese woman’s online diary of the struggle to survive in the epicenter of a global pandemic reveals the horror and dishonesty of communist Chinese authorities.
If statues of our Founding heroes can be destroyed and what they stood for can be rejected with no resistance, no one else in this country is safe.
A number of red flags have emerged regarding Zoom’s security, but none of them are as threatening as Red China.
While it may be too costly for Beijing to attack the United States directly, Beijing is getting its message out at relatively minimal cost through attacking U.S. allies like Australia.
Woke students are using meaningless language, having a meltdown over facts, and ‘canceling’ people whose ideas they don’t like — all in the name of equality.
When it comes to human rights and race relations, Beijing has no moral authority to criticize and condemn the United States.
Hong Kong was once considered a ‘golden goose’ to the CCP, helping propel China’s economic development and transformation. By trying to impose absolute control on Hong Kong, the CCP killed the golden goose.
The SpaceX launch should inspire us to be risk-takers, trying new things and starting new ventures. We can only achieve great things if we don’t let fear dictate how we live our lives.
If the United States doesn’t follow through to revoke Hong Kong’s special treatment, Beijing may be emboldened to take aggressive actions against Taiwan.
Besides Australia’s call for an independent inquiry into the Wuhan virus outbreak, another issue at the center of this week’s WHO meeting is Taiwan’s membership.
By caving in to Elon Musk’s demand to reopen, government officials showed their health orders have been arbitrary and ineffective all along.
Higher risks often come with bigger rewards. But there’s a tradeoff: Risk aversion yields lower rewards. The women’s national soccer team learned this lesson the hard way.
On this Mother’s Day, let’s remember not every pregnancy has a happy ending, and not every mother gets to go home with her newborn.
If these first-wave states can succeed in reopening, they will provide the rest of the country’s blue and red states with a roadmap forward, making America’s economy grow again.
The Chinese government should ban the sale of wild animals and refrain from using traditional Chinese medicine to advance Beijing’s political objectives. But that’s not all wet markets are.
While nations worldwide deal with the Wuhan virus pandemic, Beijing is exploiting the confusion to tighten its grip on Hong Kong and the South China Sea.
In a record-setting day this week, the price of a barrel of crude dropped to -$37.63. Unless the price goes back above $35 quickly, our oil industry will totally collapse, and many will lose their jobs.
Chinese nationalists trolls are going to great lengths online to silence dissent and defend the reputation of the tyrannical Chinese Communist Party.
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