It’s been five years since the Saint George Floyd incident, and what have we learned?
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The Democrats’ Performative Politics
This is no way to run a country. Instead, it’s a very dangerous distraction from real issues.
For Gen Z, Love is Becoming a Digital Battlefield
Dating in 2025 is a minefield. Everywhere you turn, you're met with unresolved trauma, emotional baggage, or self-destructive behavior.
What you need to know about supporting the Hearing Protection Act (HPA)
The Democrats are going crazy, but this is your chance to assert a very valuable Second Amendment right.
Free Trade has Failed to Reform China
Hopes that insurgent free markets would revolutionize and liberate the largest communist nation in the world have largely failed.
When City Hall Chooses the Mob
An episode in Seattle is a case study of the slow erosion of neutral governance under pressure from progressive ideological extremism. The state is no longer the referee. It is picking sides.
Tariff Shock in Brussels
Trump’s tariff campaign is a strategic gambit designed to force Europe to shed its bloated protectionist apparatus.
The Non-Existent Flu Cases of 2020
In 2020, the United States faced the shock of a new pandemic — but also a baffling medical mystery: the disappearance of the seasonal flu.
On Peace, Commerce, and Trump’s Foreign Policy
The antidote to war is not peace. The antidote to war is commerce.
China’s Covert Pursuit of Global Dominance
With the dragon, and especially with Xi, it’s never about Taiwan, or Pakistan, or Iran, or any other country; it is always about Tianxia.