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Victor Davis Hanson writes about the early reaction to a new Trump presidential administration. President Trump recently gave a video talk to the World Economic Forum (WEF) assemblage in Davos.…
Editors at National Review Online explain why President-elect Donald Trump should avoid government involvement in a high-profile free-market transaction. About a year ago, we wrote an editorial about the acquisition…
Editors at the Washington Examiner highlight two states’ very different approaches toward Nov. 5 election results. The secretaries of state for Georgia and Michigan appeared on CBS News’s Face the…
Michael Goldstein writes for the American Thinker about the pressure from U.S. bureaucrats against Israel’s war on Hamas. No matter its stated reasons, no matter how misguided its policy, the…
Chris Miller of the American Enterprise Institute explains why China’s increased focus on chips deserves American policymakers’ attention. Toys and tractors; planes and pacemakers; coffeemakers and construction equipment; microwaves and…
Derek Scissors highlights an important element of the American relationship with communist China. The US-China competition is often described as a race. A crucial element of the economic competition is…
Jack Butler writes for National Review Online about a significant problem plaguing elements of the American leadership class. Too many of the nation’s would-be leaders look to the east and…
Michael Strain writes for the Financial Times about problems linked to economic protectionism. Nippon Steel and US Steel reached a deal in December for the Japanese steelmaker to acquire its…
In A Theory of Justice, John Rawls proposed a thought experiment in which the subject chooses a system of political economy from behind a “veil of ignorance.” There are several…
Hal Brands and Michael Beckley offer a warning about the prospects of war with communist China. How likely is China to start a war? This may be the single-most important…
James Rogan writes for the Washington Examiner about one point of agreement among political groups that often seem dissimilar. Progressive Democrats and populists are political siblings. Both political movements want…
Zack Cooper of the American Enterprise Institute examines the changing nature of world power. There is a growing risk that American policymakers will view competition with China through the lens…