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China is eyeing America’s deadliest Caribbean blind spot. Trump can close it today

In 1534, Spanish officials urged the Crown to garrison Mona Island as La llave de las Indias — the key to the Indies. Madrid...

Trump drama exposes the media’s dark secret: You’re paying their West Wing rent

Recent high-profile battles between the White House and corporate media outlets have resulted in historic bans, courtroom fights over press credentials, and the sudden...

Romania’s liberals dug up a dead Kremlin conspiracy theory — then aimed it at America

For Romania’s progressives, meeting an American ambassador now warrants a treason referral. Last weekend, a lawmaker from USR, a party that governed alongside former...

Washington’s latest power grab isn’t targeting Wall Street. It’s coming for your 401(k)

The federal government has every right to ensure taxpayer dollars are spent responsibly. It does not have the right to decide how private companies...

Stop panicking about China. It’s digging its own grave

China is jostling for No. 1 world superpower status and intends to achieve that goal by 2049, the 100th anniversary of Mao’s Long March...

Trump shut the back door. Now open the front door wide

On Sept. 9 in Dallas, President Donald Trump unveiled the No Invasion of Our Country Act, meant to lock his border crackdown into permanent...

Forget the Red Sea: Trump’s next shadow war is happening on a lake

The Caspian Sea, the world’s largest lake, is fast becoming one of the most important trade arteries on the planet. Covering 143,000 square miles,...

New York’s $10 billion legalized fraud machine is coming for your tax dollars

The Trump administration has correctly identified fraud in government programs as a critical issue. Given the federal deficit, it is incumbent on the government...

Congress is hiding Trump’s $45 billion Iran war bill until after you vote

On Nov. 3, voters will decide who controls Congress while the war with Iran is still underway. What they will not decide is how...

Norway’s Vidkun Quisling again defines the country’s character

Following Nazi Germany’s 1940 invasion of Norway, former Norwegian Defense Minister Vidkun Quisling agreed to serve as Norway’s minister-president under German tutelage. He was...
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