The collapse was predictable and could have been prevented—for a price.
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Congress Keeps Trying to Overturn State Agriculture Laws
Do we really want to give China an internal mechanism to also invalidate state laws they don’t like? Because that’s what Congress is trying to do.
What This Congenital Catholic Thinks About Pope Francis and the Papacy
To say he 'destroyed' the Church is nonsense, as no one can destroy the Church.
President Trump, Rock On!
The first hundred days of the MAGA reunion tour have been legendary.
Day of Infamy
If there is a “lesson of Vietnam,” it is that there can be no half-waging of war, for it guarantees “prolonged indecision.”
Time to End the Tyranny of the California Coastal Commission
It’s high time this body of unelected bureaucrats, who put politics and junk science above property rights and citizens’ welfare, and even extract bribes, is disbanded.
How to Build a Fake Narrative Using the Literal Truth
If you are old enough to remember the Vietnam War or to have studied it in school, this will sound familiar.
Fentanyl and Slavery Kingpin China calls the U.S. a ‘Bully’
The nation that lures developing little guy into debt traps is pointing the finger at the leader of the free world.
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.