The Near Enemy: China’s Subnational Reach Into the United States
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Iowa
What’s Driving MSCI’s Anti-Israel ESG Ratings
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Memos
Hezbollah’s Escalation on Israel’s Northern Border
Media Calls
Russia Is Not the Champion of Christian and Traditional Values
For years, Putin has sought to present Russia as the champion of Christian and traditional values. He portrays the West as a dystopia of decadence, where elites push “strange and trendy ideas like...
Op-eds
America’s Food Supplies Face Growing Cyber Threats
Produce giant Dole disclosed to federal and state regulators earlier this month the impact of a February 2023 ransomware attack that cost the company $10.5 million. As the food and agriculture sector increasingly...
Policy Briefs
China’s Global Influence and Interference Activities
Congressional Testimonies
Now Is Not the Time to Negotiate with Putin
Pushing for negotiations could undermine the morale of the Ukrainians fighting in the field.
Op-eds
The Middle Kingdom Meets Higher Education
How U.S. Universities Support China’s Military-Industrial Complex
Monographs
All Over the Map
The Chinese Communist Party’s Subnational Interests in the United States
Monographs
Biden Revives the Truman Doctrine
His call to wage a global war for freedom echoes the dawn of the Cold War.
Op-eds
Joe Biden Will Be America’s Most Pro-Kurdish President
The real test of Biden’s pro-Kurdish sentiments will be whether the need to maintain pragmatic cooperation with Ankara and Baghdad will ultimately force him to temper his commitment to the Kurds that the mountains are not their only friends.
Op-eds
Marxist-Leninist Party Sues German Banks Over BDS Account Closures
The Marxist-Leninist Party in Germany filed a lawsuit against the Deutsche Bank and the Postbank on Wednesday in the West German city of Essen, claiming the closure of the party's bank accou...
Op-eds
There’s No Such Thing as the ‘Arab Street’
Washington has stopped trying to figure out the “Arab Street.” From what I can tell it happened somewhere around Nov. 9, 2016. America is probably better off for it. I’...
Op-eds
IRS, Energy and Homeland Security head to the Hill
DOJ: AUTO INDUSTRY CYBER THREAT OF FUTURE — John Carlin, assistant attorney general for national security, was in Detroit on Tuesday to talk to auto industry offici...
Op-eds
The Ron Paul Institute: Be Afraid, Very Afraid
In December 2011, when Ron Paul was leading the Republican presidential-primary pack in the Iowa caucuses, the former Texas congressman’s notorious newsletters resurfaced in the national de...
Op-eds
Lobbying Through the Silver Screen
Hollywood movies, the bête noire of conservative Muslim culture, are an unusual investment for Middle Eastern oil magnates. But the United Arab Emirates, the fourth-largest energy producer...
Op-eds
What Are Ron Paul’s Liberal Fans Thinking?
For anyone moderately familiar with Ron Paul’s record, it shouldn't come as a surprise that a litany of racists, anti-Semites, conspiracy-theorists, and militia members...
Op-eds
While You Were Watching Iowa, Obama Was Springing Taliban Terrorists from Gitmo
The Guardian reports that the Obama administration has “agreed in principle to release high-ran...
Op-eds
Ron Paul’s World
Earlier this week, Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, said that he would not vote for his fellow presidential candidate Ron Paul should Paul become the Republican nominee. The immediate cau...
Op-eds
The Company Ron Paul Keeps
The Republican Jewish Coalition announced this month that congressman Ron Paul would not be among the six guests invited to participate in its Republican Presidential Candidates Forum. “He&...