House Republicans Move To Block Chinese Nationals From Obtaining U.S. Student Visas

'We’ve literally invited the CCP to spy on our military, steal our intellectual property, and threaten national security,' Moore said.

If The United States Doesn’t Build More Ships, China Will Rule The Waves

To ensure economic and national security, America needs more ships.

CCP Activists Smear Americans As ‘Racists’ For Securing Their Land From Foreign Adversaries

Too many Americans -- lawmakers included -- are falling for Chinese propaganda disguised as 'discrimination' concerns.

BREAKING: China Loses Multi-Billion Dollar COVID Court Case It Didn’t Even Bother Showing Up To

'Actually controlled by Defendants'

The New York Times Compares Trump’s Presidency To The Chinese Cultural Revolution, But Survivors Disagree

'There are lots of Chinese Cultural Revolution survivors in this country, but The New York Times has no courage and no objectivity to talk to us.'

EXCLUSIVE: GOP Lawmakers Aim To Restore Anti-Chinese Communist Party Initiative Gutted Under Biden

'Send a clear message'

Tiananmen Squares: Dozens of Chinese Incels Are Furious at Tom Cotton for Writing a Book That's 'Worse Than Mein Kampf'

Sen. Tom Cotton (R., Ark.) has once again managed to enrage some very annoying people by writing and publishing a collection of words. Almost five years after liberal journalists whined about feeling "unsafe" because the New York Times published Cotton's op-ed about restoring law and order in American cities, the Republican senator has just released a new book about China that has thoroughly aggravated a handful of Chinese communists and other joyless incels, according to a Washington Free Beacon analysis of book reviews on the Barnes & Noble website.

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No, China Won’t Swoop Into The Void USAID Leaves Behind

Fears that China will swiftly assume the role USAID has vacated are greatly overstated.

Weekend Beacon 2/16/25

With Trump's executive orders flying at us like the Eagles defense, the president's opponents are turning to the courts for legal recourse. One judge actually denied the secretary of the Treasury from accessing the payment system of... the Treasury. Some of these cases will wend their way to the High Court. So it's only fitting that we feature David J. Garrow, who reviews The Most Powerful Court in the World: A History of the Supreme Court of the United States by Stuart Banner.

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The Making and Remaking of Xi Jinping

A growing body of evidence has emerged indicating that China is making significant headway in its plans to conquer Taiwan. In early January 2025, the Naval News published satellite photos revealing the construction of D-Day-style landing barges at the Guangzhou Shipyard in southern China. The barges have "unusually long road bridges extending from their bows," naval analyst H.I. Sutton observed, making "them particularly relevant to any future landing ... forces on Taiwanese islands." China’s People’s Liberation Army is already testing the barges.

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