The Great Fall of Communist China

China’s economy is on edge of disaster. Macro forces are deconstructing its economic development faster than most realize or understand.

Trade Negotiations Aren’t Chess, Poker, or Go. They’re Bridge.

Trade negotiations are often mischaracterized as adversarial contests akin to warfare or chess. (The latter is increasingly invoked in varying degrees: 3d, 4d, and...
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Victor Davis Hanson: How Trump Is Upending the Status Quo, From Beijing to Gaza to Kyiv

This Victor Davis Hanson interview dives into multifaceted dimensions of Trump’s “counterrevolution” in the foreign policy space.

Conrad Black: As an American, Pope Leo’s Election Augurs Well for the World

There is some significance in the fact that the new leader of one of the world’s largest religious denominations, and the head of the state and government of the world‘s most powerful and influential country, are both Americans.

Harmeet Dhillon: Inside Trump Admin’s Shake-Up of the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division

Asst. AG Harmeet Dhillon, of the civil rights division, talks about how the Trump administration is transforming the DOJ’s civil rights priorities.

The Consumer Power of MAHA

The power of the consumer over his own life and choices has gained cultural appeal. We can spend or decline to spend in ways that make a difference.

Epoch Times Journalists Win Top Awards for Work on Religion

Two Epoch Times journalists accepted awards for work exposing human rights abuses by the CCP and efforts to support Jews in war-ravaged Israel.

Remembering the ‘Infant Industry’ Argument in Favor of Tariffs as US Re-industrializes

In the discussion of tariffs, one seldom hears mention of the “infant industry” argument, yet for 200 years, this was the main argument in favor of tariffs.