Our European Allies Have Abandoned Themselves
Cries on the Left and among liberals and neoconservatives in the Republican Party bemoan President Trump and his administration for challenging our traditional “allies” on […]
Why Artificial Intelligence Will End the Need for Immigration
When you think of a “developing country,” what type of nation comes to mind? Any number of Latin American, African, Middle Eastern, or Southeast Asian […]
The Democratic Party Is Killing Itself
What does America’s political climate bode for us in the next 25-50 years? What if I told you the Democratic Party will fracture into multiple […]
Build the Wall: It’s the Humane Thing to Do
Ask Americans what they think are some of the most violent conflicts in the world, and the usual responses will be Iraq, Afghanistan, or Syria. […]
A Tale of Three Syrias: What Lies Ahead for President Trump
With the Syrian Civil war now in its seventh year—thanks to the confluence of ongoing bloodshed, sectarian tension, and foreign intervention—we now have one of […]
China’s Dream of Global Economic Dominance
With the implementation of President Trump’s tariffs last month, China is all the talk in the world of trade. The tariffs in question place $50 […]
From ‘Fire and Fury’ to Peace on the Peninsula—It Could Happen
In the coming weeks, barring an unforeseen calamity, President Trump will meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. Six decades after fighting stopped on the […]
What America Can Learn from Japan’s Immigration System
While the guilt-ridden West takes in refugees from all over the Third World and is wrestling with problems of assimilation, internal conflict, and hardened cultural […]