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President Trump’s State of the Union address was a masterclass in strategic omission, glaringly skipping any substantive mention of China—the elephant in the room that’s
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s touchdown in Beijing isn’t just another diplomatic jaunt—it’s a stark reminder of how Europe’s economic desperation is propelling its leaders straight
China’s Commerce Ministry just dropped a bombshell demand, urging the U.S. to scrap all tariffs following the Supreme Court’s smackdown of Trump-era emergency tariffs on
Eileen Gu, the freestyle skiing phenom born and raised in California, just snagged Olympic gold for China in the halfpipe—singing the Chinese Communist Party’s anthem
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s fiery parliamentary debut isn’t just another politician’s stump speech—it’s a seismic shift in Asia’s powder keg, where China’s saber-rattling meets
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, the tech wunderkind behind ChatGPT, just dropped a bombshell on CNBC: China’s AI surge is remarkable and amazingly fast. While Western
U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Mike Waltz dropped a bombshell on Fox Business’s “Mornings with Maria” this Tuesday, warning that China is aggressively angling for
Eileen Gu, the freestyle skiing prodigy born and raised in California, has once again thrust herself into the spotlight—not for her Olympic gold medals, but
JD Vance just dropped a truth bomb on Fox News’ The Story, calling out freestyle skier Eileen Gu—the San Francisco native who ditched Team USA
Genocidal Chinese dictator Xi Jinping kicked off the Lunar New Year—ushering in the Year of the Horse—with a message dripping in irony, urging his oppressed
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) found herself fumbling for words during a recent interview when pressed on whether the U.S. would and should defend Taiwan against
Japanese coast guard vessels swooped in like hawks on Thursday, seizing a Chinese fishing boat caught red-handed trawling illegally in Japan’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)—that
Sen. Tim Sheehy, the combat-veteran Republican Senator from Montana, dropped a bombshell at a Breitbart News policy event: the U.S. defense acquisition system is a
President Trump’s bold move to host an anti-China summit with Latin American leaders like Argentina’s Javier Milei on March 7 signals a seismic shift in
China’s brazen defense of slapping a virtual life sentence on Jimmy Lai—labeling the Hong Kong media tycoon a shameless pawn of Western forces—lays bare the
Chinese regulators are quietly telling their biggest banks to dial back on U.S. Treasuries, with Bloomberg dropping the bombshell on Monday. The official line? Concentration
Peter Schweizer drops a bombshell in his latest book, *The Invisible Coup*, exposing how China is weaponizing birthright citizenship laws worldwide to burrow into nations’
Secretary of State Marco Rubio just dropped a bombshell essay that’s music to the ears of anyone who gets why America’s nuclear arsenal isn’t just
Imagine a scenario where Communist Chinese officials, including CCP bigwigs, jet into the U.S. under Barack Obama’s watch, pop out anchor babies in luxury birth
President Trump’s announcement of a $12 billion critical mineral stockpile is a masterstroke in economic nationalism, directly targeting America’s Achilles’ heel: our overreliance on China
While the headlines scream about China’s aggressive moves in the South China Sea or economic sabotage through TikTok, a quieter but deadlier threat lurks right
President Trump’s stark warning to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer—that cozying up to China for business is very dangerous—isn’t just diplomatic saber-rattling; it’s a geopolitical
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s cozy chat with Chinese dictator Xi Jinping this week, where he pitched a more sophisticated relationship between the UK and
Imagine waking up to the news that a hostile foreign power has been rifling through the private messages of your nation’s top leaders for years—unimpeded,
Imagine waking up in a Britain where clandestine influence outposts aren’t spy novel fodder but a documented reality—75 of them, courtesy of Communist China, embedded
