Steve Hanke on Rare-Earth Minerals and China
How China is dominating rare-earth minerals.
‘I’ve Never Felt This Sense of Discrimination’
An interview with a gay, Christian conservative on the ‘nonstop trip’ of victimhood.
The Right Is Still Divided on Big Tech
These digital giants can cast a long shadow, erect high barriers to entry, and achieve essentially private ecosystems.
Trustbusting Comes to Washington
The president of a small-business advocacy nonprofit makes the case against Big Tech antitrust laws.
Scott Walker Makes the Case for Free Speech
The YAF president and former Wisconsin governor explains his efforts to combat speech restrictions on college campuses, as with the new House Free Speech Caucus.
What Congress Is Doing to Push Back against Chinese Influence
House Republicans are finding ways to fight the Chinese Communist Party. House Democrats aren’t interested.
Wanted by Beijing: An American Citizen Is Charged under Hong Kong National-Security Law
Samuel Chu on what the new law means for Hong Kong, China, and the world
The Anarchist Storm over Portland
A retired assistant U.S. attorney explains how far-left anarchists have invaded the Pacific Northwest.
A Stay-at-Home Mom on Her Reasons for Leaving Portland
Why one family is planning to leave Oregon to find a healthier home.
