Economy
The Strategic Pivot: Trump’s Tariff Policy and the First Break with China The Trump administration’s 2017 decision to impose sweeping tariffs on Chinese imports was far more than a headline-grabbing trade war—it marked the first serious challenge to the United States’ decades-long economic entanglement with China. For
Economy
The economic tremors shaking Wall Street today are not caused by tariffs, culture wars, or even political gridlock. They are the product of five decades of financialization—a dangerous decoupling of capital markets from the real economy. The current freefall in equity prices, especially across the Nasdaq and Dow Jones,
Economy
The American economy thrives when driven by innovation, ambition, and self-reliance. In President Trump's first term, these principles flourished—unleashing record job growth, rising wages, and a resurgent private sector. In his second term, Trump now has the mandate to break free from economic stagnation and reclaim America’
Economy
In the early 2020s, the United States confronted a paradox that revealed the fragility of its economic model: record-high stock market valuations and record-low national confidence. Americans were told they lived in the most dynamic economy on Earth, even as entire towns hollowed out, strategic supply chains faltered, and the
Academia
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian Arab graduate student at Columbia University, was recently arrested by federal authorities for his overt support of Hamas—a U.S.-designated terrorist organization. Khalil was more than a protester; he was an ideological operative using the American university system as a staging ground for anti-Semitic
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During President Trump’s tenure, U.S. foreign policy underwent a dramatic and unprecedented shift that, despite its controversies, has proven to be in the best long-term interest of both the United States and its allies. Now, as president again, Trump continues to reshape global politics with a vision rooted
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The United States maintains an overwhelmingly dominant military budget, outspending its global competitors by a wide margin—more than the next several nations combined. Yet, despite this financial superiority, a pressing question remains: can America’s military defeat China in a protracted conflict? Christian Brose, Chief Strategy Officer at Anduril
Bureaucracy
Eccentricity has long been a quintessential American trait—and a positive one at that. What sets the United States apart is its willingness to overlook human quirks in favor of raw talent, ingenuity, and intelligence. Historically, America has embraced iconoclastic innovation, from the bipartisan Truman Committee to the Manhattan Project,
Crypto
The Biden administration displayed an unmistakable hostility toward America’s technology sector, treating it not as a strategic asset vital to national security, but as a liability to that needed to be restrained. Through relentless regulation, speech censorship, and the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) aggressive anti-crypto stance, the
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During his recent inaugural address, the newly-reelected President Trump touched upon profound and historically resonant themes, such as Manifest Destiny, while setting his sights on the conquest of Mars. By invoking these themes, he signaled a renewed commitment to American expansionism—both terrestrial and extraterrestrial—that challenges the stagnation of