North Korea’s Cyber Threat

Washington has issued an advisory warning about North Korea’s (DPRK) ongoing cyber threat.

According to the statement,

“The DPRK’s malicious cyber activities threaten the United States and the broader international community and, in particular, pose a significant threat to … Read More

Congress, Don’t Bail Out Cuomo In The Name Of Pandemic Relief!

Congress returns next week. Expect sparks to fly in the debate over whether Washington should provide direct aid to state governments.

Democrats are advocating direct aid to state and local governments in the potential fifth coronavirus bill, which will be … Read More

Don’t Let Russia Collusion Mongers In Government Off The Hook

The American Republic is facing an unprecedented moment that will define how its citizens relate to each other, and to the nation itself. It will reveal whether its people have more loyalty to party than to country, and whether partisanship … Read More

The 1619 Fraud

The origins of the American Revolution are not mysterious. Since the first English settlement in North America in 1607, the vast distance between the New World and England meant that the colonists were essentially on their own when it came … Read More

China Concealed COVID-19, Just Like It Did SARS

The toll taken by the COVID-19 virus is staggering, resembling that of a considerable war.

The losses have been needlessly caused. Through negligence or malfeasance, the Chinese government’s failure to issue a timely warning of the outbreak to the world … Read More

Factions Can’t Work Together Because We Have Different Goals

There is a substantial reason why America’s political factions cannot find sufficient areas of compromise, except for extreme emergencies such as the COVID-19 crisis, to work together for the common good. Quite bluntly, their goals are quite different.

Those in … Read More

Who Is Stopping Needed Road And Bridge Repairs?

One of the few areas of bipartisan agreement is the need to update America’s infrastructure.

The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) notes that the condition of the nation’s dams, drinking water equipment, waste systems, levees, transportation, bridges, waterways, ports, rail, … Read More

Hysteria vs. Facts In The Green Movement

After arriving at the recent Golden Globes Awards ceremony aboard their private jets and stretch limousines, the show business glitterati presumed to lecture the world on climate change.

Even Vogue, a fashion magazine that has political pretensions, noted,

“That for all the … Read More

Why The Media Willfully Ignores This Human Rights Crisis

The joy of Christians celebrating Christmas is tempered by the growing indications that their faith is suffering under intense persecution throughout the globe. There has been a 14% rise in the number of Christians who experience high levels of … Read More

Why The Media Aren’t Giving Hong Kong Repression The Apartheid Treatment

The plight of the over seven million inhabitants of Hong Kong, who are being deprived of their freedom by the authoritarian and increasingly militaristic government of China, should receive the same level of sympathy and support exhibited worldwide for other … Read More

Another South American Country Rejects Leftist Dictatorship

Bolivians have rejected attempts to destroy democracy. Clearly, they did not want to become another Venezuela.

The situation, according to the U.S. State Department, unfolded over the course of several years.

The 2009 constitution limits a president to two consecutive terms … Read More

Ignoring The Threat To The First Amendment

To Americans, engaging in free speech is as basic a concept as breathing. That is why the dire and unprecedented threats to the First Amendment are not taken with any significant level of seriousness.

The concepts enshrined in the … Read More

Venezuela Elected To The Human Rights Council – You Read That Right

Any doubt that the United Nations has failed to live up to its supposed commitment to human rights has been authoritatively dissolved, as Venezuela has won a contested seat on its Human rights Council. Nations such as Cuba and China, … Read More

Reversing Regulations

One of the most significant differences in domestic policy between the Trump Administration and the former Obama White House is the attitude towards regulations.

According to a Forbes study by Clyde Wayne Crews Jr., by the end of the last year of … Read More

San Francisco vs. First Amendment

The unanimous decision of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors to brand the National Rifle Association (NRA) a “Domestic Terrorist Organization” has profound implications.

According to the American Civil Liberties Union,

“Section 802 of the USA PATRIOT Act (Pub. L. No. … Read More

Shocker: Only Six House Democrats Voted Against Illegal Immigrants Voting

The startling proposals and legislation pushed by Democrat presidential candidates, elected officials, and the legislative bodies and jurisdictions they dominate need to be listened to far more carefully. They are a road map to the diminution of the United States.

… Read More

China Soft Power In Hollywood, Academia, And Democratic Party

President Trump has had a tough and realistic set of foreign policies towards Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea. Those nations, more accustomed to administrations that sacrifice U.S. national security in return for the ability to portray a rosy but … Read More

Extremism At Fringe Of The GOP, But At The Core Of The Democrats

Extremism, with its absolutism, penchant for violence, and intolerance of differing views, is not desirable, whether from the left or right. There are, however, profound differences in the dangers posed by the two opposing sides, and in the manner in … Read More

Media Outlets Seem To Want A Recession

There is an intense drive on the part of the U.S. media to convince the public that a recession is in the near future. While there are always indications both positive and negative for the economic forecast, there are political … Read More

Biden Says Don’t Worry About China; He’s Wrong

A number of leading political figures have consistently downplayed both the economic and military threat from China. Democrat presidential front-runner Joe Biden stated earlier this year, referring to China, “What are we worried about?” It was a follow-up to a comment he … Read More

Antifa Violence Is Not An Outlier For The Left

Those searching for the reasons that American politics has become so discordant need look no further than the events of July. The Progressive Left’s actions — in assaulting journalists, slandering and threatening the political opposition, and attempting to dismantle constitutional … Read More

All Spending Is Not Equal

As every family knows, all spending is not equal. Repairing a busted roof, for example, has priority over taking a luxury vacation.  Families also understand that timely budgeting and planning are the most efficient ways to use income. It’s a … Read More

Why Dem Candidates Are Going Easy On China

It is going to be difficult for Washington to overcome China’s unfair trade practices, espionage, and intellectual property theft when portions of the private sector and the Democratic Party refuse to acknowledge that the problem even exists.

In Thursday Democratic … Read More

Non-Voting Citizens Violates One Man, One Vote

The concept of citizenship is being questioned in the debates over whether the census should include a question on citizenship status, whether the border should be enforced, and who should have the right to vote.

Citizenship status was periodically included … Read More