Why Otto Warmbier’s Murder Is The Biggest Challenge To Trump’s Presidency Yet
North Korea’s human rights atrocities signal an only greater risk for military and humanitarian crises in the future. The U.S. must act now.
China Isn’t The Only Country To Blame For The World’s North Korea Problem
Conspicuously missing is significant attention to the country that bears a large share of the blame for the current crisis and could play a crucial role in the future: Pakistan.
When Communists Redistributed Private Property, My Grandfather Lost Everything
Chinese farmers like my grandfather had a rude awakening when they realized that what government gives, the government can take it away.
China’s ‘Project Of The Century’ Aims To Unseat U.S. As World’s Dominant Power
China is not putting so much economic and political capital behind the One Belt and One Road initiative as an altruistic act.
Remember When The Media Used To Love Russia And Ignored Foreign Election Interference?
American media did not just circle the wagons during the Cold War, they glorified the Soviet Union. Here are two striking examples illustrating the mindset of progressive America.
Why Are Global Warming Alarmists Afraid Of Nuclear Power?
Environmentalists scream about fossil fuels and carbon dioxide, yet they’re afraid to even mention the two best alternatives.
Documentary Pulls Back The Curtain On Communist China’s Global Soft Power Outposts
The riveting new documentary ‘In the Name of Confucius’ examines China’s controversial practice of planting outposts at more than 1,100 universities and K-12 schools across the world.
3 Lessons From The Korean War For Handling Today’s North Korean Aggression
As North Korea saber-rattles and the Trump administration talks tough, it’s a good time to remember some history lessons from the first Korean War that are still applicable today.
For The Left, Socialism Denial Is Holocaust Denial
We’re supposed to remember the horrors of the Holocaust so we’ll never let it happen again. But we haven’t done the same for the horrors of socialism.
Radio: Talking South China Sea Tensions And Hollywood’s Chinese Box Office Problem
Alice Ekman is a research fellow at Center for Asian Studies of the French Institute for International Relations. Ekman joins Read Full Article >
What The United States Can Do To Address North Korea’s Human Rights Crisis
The security threat North Korea poses is undeniable, but what is less recognized is the link between human rights abuse and the Kim regime’s survival.
Hong Kong’s New China-Chosen Chief Bodes Poorly For The Island’s Freedom
The first female chief of Hong Kong, Carrie Lam faces a tough road ahead. It has nothing to do with her experiences and ability, but everything to do with how she was selected.
Trump Is Right. Our Enemies Don’t Need Forecasts Of U.S. Troop Movements
During the Obama era, our military maneuvers were transparent to a fault. We need the element of surprise when conducting operations overseas.
Coffee And Markets: Verizon Looks To Rebrand Yahoo After Acquisition
On today’s edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson is joined by Francis Cianfrocca to discuss the AOL, Yahoo, Verizon merger, the importance of leadership in companies, and Warren Buffett Coke Cans in China.
The Trump Administration Is Not A Bunch Of Toadies For Russia
If President Trump were a Manchurian candidate bent on making Russia ‘great again,’ then the place to look is not his speeches, but his administration’s policies regarding Russia.
What Americans Want To Know About The U.S. Navy And Sea Power
Over the past several months I’ve met Americans worried about the state of Navy, surprised at the degree to which sea power impacts U.S. prosperity, and nervous about foreign aggression.
How Personalizing Machines Can Lead To Depersonalizing Humans
We should guard against a day when people who don’t provide practical use to society are deemed less important than our useful machines.
Deposed President Heightens South Korea’s Instability As China Maneuvers For Power
South Korea now finds itself stuck between a rock and a hard place and is forced to choose between its security and its economic interests. This is dangerous for U.S. interests.
How South Korea’s New Leadership Vacuum Endangers America
South Korea’s Constitutional Court just voted to oust the conservative, pro-America president Park Geun-hye, disgraced by a devastating corruption scandal.
There Are No Good Options For Handling North Korea’s Belligerence
With each test, the hermit nation gets closer to subjecting the rest of world to apocalyptic danger. What can the United States do about it?
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