Commentaries

In a shocking turn of events, Vladimir Putin’s authoritarian promise of security has been shattered as the Kremlin faces both Islamist terrorism at home and a costly war abroad that they cannot win against a border country one-quarter its size.

Does Our Judicial System Have the Obligation to Follow Divine Law? Saint Thomas of Aquinas defines law as “a certain rule and measure of acts that guides or limits human behavior.” Accordingly, law is closely tied to reason, precisely divine reason first, and then human reason when it aligns with God’s purpose.

A Paradigm Shift Toward Socialism - Imagine a utopia where you work 32 hours but get paid for 40! Now, the four-day workweek has been proposed and is gaining momentum in the Senate.

In the early seventies, Cuba and Taiwan shared similar economic conditions that should have led them to be prosperous nations. However, the two islands took opposite paths. As a free nation today, Taiwan’s GDP is eight times that of communist Cuba.

In an attempt to replace the U.S. dominance in technology, Beijing has issued a mandate known as Document 79, intensifying efforts to substitute U.S. technology with homegrown alternatives.

Supply chain nightmares and soaring prices expected - Over the last three decades, China has ridden a wave of growth that expanded its manufacturing capacity, consumption appetite and global economic influence.

China's rapid demographic decline is fast becoming a severe population crisis. This unexpected shift can be traced back to misjudgments made over 40 years ago.

In 1989, the West was jubilant with the idea that communism was dead after the fall of the Berlin Wall. A cursory glance at events since then indicates it is anything but dead.

In China, a vast network of informants serves as the regime’s most tyrannical tool for repression and control. It is widely known that the communist Chinese government closely monitors individuals deemed “potential threats.”