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The stark contrast between a freedom fighter's persecution and an athlete's sellout to Beijing exposes the moral bankruptcy of celebrity China apologists.
French globalist Emmanuel Macron is pushing for even harsher crackdowns on social media platforms, warning that Europe hasn't gone far enough in silencing dissenting voices online.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is now casting doubt on holding elections in 2024, demanding impossible security guarantees while continuing to drain American resources.
President Trump is showing Iran what real leadership looks like by positioning the USS Gerald R. Ford and a second carrier strike group within striking distance of the terror regime.
As freedom fighter Jimmy Lai faces life behind bars for defending democracy, American-born Olympic skier Eileen Gu continues raking in millions from the same Chinese Communist regime crushing Hong Kong.
President Trump's historic trade agreement with Taiwan is triggering massive investment surges and tariff reductions that could permanently reshape global manufacturing away from Communist China.
President Trump's crackdown on black market Venezuelan oil has brought Cuba's failing communist system to its knees, while supposed allies Russia and China think twice before defying American economic might.
Two Israelis become the first people charged with exploiting classified information to manipulate bets on Polymarket, raising serious questions about foreign interference in American prediction markets.
Bipartisan lawmakers are sounding the alarm as Taiwan's politicians play games with defense spending while Communist China stages massive invasion-style military exercises just miles away.
While China stages terrifying invasion-style military drills, Taiwan's politicians are playing politics with defense spending—and putting American interests at serious risk.
Venezuela's interim leader calls imprisoned dictator Nicolás Maduro 'innocent' and 'legitimate' despite his capture by American forces and drug trafficking charges.
Acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez refuses to condemn imprisoned dictator Nicolás Maduro, calling him 'innocent' despite his capture by U.S. forces on drug trafficking charges.