Eight people were killed and hundreds injured at rapper Travis Scott’s Astroworld Festival in Houston last Friday. His stage looked like a portal to the netherworld at the base of a mountain, an image that evokes Mount Hermon and the Grotto of Pan.Continue Reading
The Pentagon’s annual report to Congress on China was buried by news of the election in Virginia last week, but we need to pay attention. LTC Robert Maginnis (US Army, Ret.), author of Alliance of Evil, explains why China’s growing military capability and global ambitions should be a wakeup call for Congress.
Financial Times reported this week that China tested a Fractional Orbital Bombardment System (FOBS) in August, a nuclear-capable glide vehicle against which there is currently no defense.Continue Reading
The backlog of about half a million containers at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach is a consequence of new emissions standards that prevent about half of the nation’s tractor-trailer rigs from entering the state of California.Continue Reading
A defense contractor has mounted a sniper rifle onto a quadrupedal dog-like robot. Robotics experts are alarmed, to say the least.Continue Reading
China announced that it conducted marine landing drills directly across the strait from Taiwan, while Turkey’s President Erdogan has declared that he intends to eliminate US-backed Kurdish forces in northern Syria.Continue Reading
The media declared a Facebook whistleblower a hero this week, but make no mistake—progressives don’t want to weaken Facebook, they want to harness its power to silence conservatives.Continue Reading
US Climate envoy John Kerry told interviewers in France that President Biden “literally had not been aware” of the diplomatic spat that prompted French President Macron to recall his ambassador to the US. So, who’s calling the shots inside the White House?Continue Reading
Several events in China bear watching: Overt threats to Taiwan; a new blockbuster film about the “War to Resist American Aggression” (the Korean War); and economic trouble might push China’s government to find a distraction—like war to recover Taiwan.Continue Reading
From Friday through Monday, China flew nearly 150 military aircraft into Taiwan’s air defense zone. Is this leading to a distraction from what looks like the imminent collapse of China’s biggest real estate development company?Continue Reading