Let’s get real. China—the world’s second-largest economy, with a military arsenal second only to ours, and a global infrastructure machine via its Belt and Road Initiative—is still claiming to be a “developing country”? That’s not just outdated. It’s economic comedy—on the world stage, no less. As President Trump famously said,
America’s dangerous dependence on China for rare earth minerals — the essential building blocks for everything from fighter jets to smartphones — is not a coincidence. It is the inevitable result of decades of misguided policy decisions, regulatory paralysis, and a globalist mindset that surrendered critical industries to foreign adversaries.
On this Fantasy Friday, let’s imagine something radical: Harvard University steps down from its ivy-covered perch and embraces a new role—not as a cloistered institution of elite academia, but as a bold, unapologetic engine of American growth. The gates open, the endowment awakens, and instead of funding hedge fund-style plays
Chinese companies are exploiting our open markets and financial infrastructure, raising billions on our exchanges, manipulating our legal system, and flooding
The recent revelations from “The New York Times” investigation into America’s clandestine role in the Ukraine war expose a troubling web of deception spun by the Biden administration and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. What makes these disclosures even more bizarre is their source: for three years, “The New York Times”