The nation that lures developing little guy into debt traps is pointing the finger at the leader of the free world.
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The Great Decoupling: Apple, India, and the Strategic Migration of U.S. Manufacturing
India offers significant advantages: a pliable workforce that is both young and tech-literate, and perhaps most importantly, a government eager to accommodate U.S. corporate interests.
The Battle of the Russo-Ukraine War Narratives
With some wars, the immediate post-war narrative (e.g., WWII) never shifts, but with others, history has, or will have, a great deal to say.
We’ve Been Here Before
Before WWII, America faced the same internal threats, but the law passed to address them is inadequate for the situation in which we find ourselves now.
How China Steals
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.
A Newly Discovered Algorithm in Wisconsin Voter File is Indisputable Evidence of Criminal Election Fraud
It’s time for Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel to step in.
Karma Comes for CAIR
CAIR is facing the unthinkable prospect of a former CAIR leader turning the lawfare tables on them.
Démarche to Europe: The Harder You Push Us, the More We Push Back
Every day, the media in several European nations bring out their "America experts" who routinely characterize the U.S. as an example of everything that is wrong with the world.
Trump Could Put Hillary Clinton in Charge of Immigration
Democrats deported illegals in higher numbers than President Trump, thus far, has been able to do.
Understanding the Age of Assassination
When everything is copacetic, then humans live in the economic world of being useful. But if things go wrong we decide that evil is abroad. And if things really go south then we are talking about enemy action.