Opinion

Big power military balance has little to do with budgets

Conventional analysis of the world’s militaries always places the U.S. at the top, and by a wide margin. Read More.

Antifa and BLM are more like ISIS than the Bolsheviks

Antifa and BLM cannot stand comparison with Lenin and Trotsky. No! There is only one relevant analogy — the Islamic State. Read More.

Michael Flynn's advice on how to prevail against 'dark forces'

The silent majority must rise up to beat back the "dark forces" threatening the United States, Michael Flynn said. Read More.

Columnist: Mob forces globalism on once-free Americans

In America's "new normal," the leftist mob is being allowed to decide what's best for individuals, a columnist said. Read More.

Feminist group's massive network drives U.S. propaganda

Our ruling elites would like you to believe that the explosion of cultural Marxist agitprop that has dominated mainstream media in the wake of the death of a black man in police custody in Minneapolis reflects a spontaneous grassroots response to "oppression" occurring in America today. Read More.

Mao's Red Guards erased 'old' culture; Sound familiar?

If you think the tactics and rhetoric of Antifa and Black Lives Matter demonstrators in America’s streets are new, think again. They’re old. Read More.

Why can’t these points of view be debated?

On June 19, also known as Juneteenth, the celebration of the end of slavery in the United States, we released our film, “Uncle Tom.” It follows a young, black, Christian contractor, Chad Johnson, who was a long-time Democrat until challenged by a fellow Christian to read the platforms of the Democratic and Republican parties. Read More.

China's 5G global threat: Only Trump administration gets it

America is essentially the only major power standing up to China’s 5G expansion. Read More.

Musical chairs at the UN with a little help from Celine and Bono

It’s one of those rites of late Spring when members of the UN’s General Assembly come together to choose five new non-permanent members of the fifteen-member Security Council. But what’s usually a spirited but pro-forma election of candidates, this year was carried out in the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic and in the awkward spirit of social distancing. Read More.

T-Mobile CEO mocks Tucker Carlson and his large audience

On June 9, telecommunications giant T-Mobile's CEO Mike Sievert haughtily revealed via social media that the company was dropping all advertising for populist nationalist Tucker Carlson's highly rated Fox News program. Read More.

President at West Point: 'We are ending the era of endless wars'

In a surprisingly understated but inspirational address to the cadets on the historic Parade Field, President Donald Trump spoke to the graduating class of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. Read More.

Hanson: The fear that haunts white progressives

The Left and the Democratic Party fear and hate the Trump movement because of "its emphasis on class rather than race, a more fluid and potentially more dynamic appeal, and one with the potential to unite rather than divide those of different tribes," historian and columnist Victor Davis Hanson wrote for American Greatness on June 14. Read More.

Booming Zoom is latest tech company kowtowing to China

Zoom is coming under fire for deactivating U.S. accounts after China demanded they be censored for discussing the Tiananmen Square massacre with Chinese-based users. Read More.

Seoul's bewildering assault on Samsung could benefit China

The Samsung empire’s de facto leader, Jay Y. Lee, is a free man despite the best efforts of Korean government prosecutors to lock him up while he faces yet another trial to keep him from taking over the group as the only son of Lee Kun-Hee, still hospitalized and unable to communicate six years after suffering a severe heart attack. Read More.

Retail chain hell: Bad food with cultural Maxist sauce

Make no mistake. Globalist capitalism is every bit as anti-nation state as Cultural Leftism. Read More.