Opinion

Foreign interests are corrupting U.S. universities; States must act

Recent revelations of U.S. professors serving as foreign agents for China has raised serious questions about just who is paying for access to the minds of America’s youth and established a renewed focus on how foreign funding is corrupting higher education. Read More.

After prevailing at WHO, will China kill the 'golden goose'?

The World Health Organization (WHO) held its annual Assembly with barely a mention of the member state which brought this UN agency so much political grief — China. Read More.

Back from the brink; UK shift on Huawei could boost U.S. trade

In a welcome shift of policy that affects the “Special Relationship” between the U.S. and its greatest ally, the UK, Britain announced over the weekend that “Boris Johnson has instructed officials to draw up plans that would see China’s involvement in the UK’s infrastructure scaled down to zero by 2023.” Read More.

Sacrifice caused America to happen

About all I can think about on this Memorial Day weekend is Sacrifice. Something very rare these days. A seldom-used term in "Progressive" and "Woke" America. Read More.

Michigan's twin tyrants wage war with sexual politics

As presumptive Democrat presidential nominee Joe Biden vows to have a female running mate, Michigan is giving us all a horrifying look at what electing women merely because they are women and not because of their qualifications leads to: a tyranny of feelings, ballooning senses of moral superiority, out-of-place emotion and, quite frankly, insanity. Read More.

Coronavirus puts South Africa on slippery slope

To witness South Africa’s descent into chaos is like experiencing a powerless, slow-motion dream sequence. Read More.

Shaken global economy looking for West to turn the tide

After years of consistent economic expansion and growth throughout much of the world, the global economy is facing tectonic shocks from the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More.

As U.S. weighs consequences, China eyes all nations in its debt

The destruction China has exported to the U.S. and the world continues to grow. Republican lawmakers and President Donald Trump are exploring ramifications that include an intentional default on Chinese debt. Read More.

Brexit opens window of opportunity for Trump, UK

Brexit is happening. The UK is currently in an official transition period leading up to its complete divorce from the European Union. Read More.

Who are those health 'experts' empowering the new tyrants?

As we continue to explore the background of the so-called health "experts" whom corporate media goliaths and government officials demand Americans cede their individual personal liberties to, we see the same tightly interwoven network time and again. Read More.

Coronavirus lockdowns excesses seen costing Democrats

As state supreme courts step in to halt the lockdown orders of politicians who seemingly believe the U.S. Constitution can be ignored in states of emergency such as the coronavirus, Democrats will be paying a heavy price at the ballot box in November, a columnist said. Read More.

Coronavirus slammed U.S. economy, but China not immune

The U.S. continues to hemorrhage jobs and GDP as the coronavirus places the economy into a forced coma. Unemployment may temporarily approach Great Depression levels, and U.S. GDP may plummet by as much as 34 percent. Read More.

One good thing: Americans got to test drive socialism

Even in the worst of times, and certainly today's pandemic-induced lockdown of America qualifies as one of the worst in our lifetime, there is a "silver lining", if you are an optimist. Read More.

Powerful U.S. economy neutralized by 'invisible enemy'

Can we economically sustain a prolonged lockdown? Read More.

'Enough of Dr. Fauci': His errors speak louder than words

In widely reported remarks, Dr. Anthony Fauci said in an email to The New York Times that he was going to tell senators in his upcoming hearing on the coronavirus that, basically: If America doesn’t listen to me, people will die. Read More.