The hysteria has no firm foundation.

U.S. taxpayers to pay the price for countering China’s Belt and Road Initiative.

More accountability is needed in the federal workforce.

The only way to win a trade war is not to fight one.

The nation-based “balance of international payments” accounting system is misleading and nonsensical.

Health apps use smartphone technology to provide medical assistance or access to medical professionals.

When I studied in London last year as part of my university’s exchange program, I experienced first-hand the inefficiencies of monopolies propped up by central authorities. The “central authority” I speak of is not, perhaps, what you are thinking of: the UK government, or worse, the ‘notorious’ European Union. Rather, I use the term...
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An interior monologue by North Korea’s dictator might go something like this: I can see myself as if I were back at the Liebefeld-Steinholzi school in Bern, Switzerland, with everyone convinced I was crazy because I talked little and was fixated on my PlayStation, keeping quiet for hours on end, observing others. What is...
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Two new films, one a documentary and one a drama based on the same facts, expose one of the most horrific markets operating today: Communist China’s selling of organs harvested from prisoners of conscience. Ten thousand “transplant tourists” travel annually to communist China, where they pay top dollar to get organs transplanted on demand....
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We seem to be panicking about China’s economy. Let’s pause and look at some of the facts. First, consider the short-term concerns that sent shock waves across the world. Unlike the United States, where very developed capital markets are connected to the economy at large, in China the linkage is less strong. Even so,...
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