POLITICS

Taiwan Vice President William Lai hosts a banquet for diasporas in New York City at 12:00 p.m. ET on Aug. 13 at his transit stop in New York on his way to and from Paraguay for the swearing-in of its president. People of different backgrounds, including lean China or supporting CCP, will protest outside, according … Read more

NEW YORK—Taiwan Vice President William Lai arrived in New York on Saturday at the start of a sensitive U.S. stopover. Mr. Lai, the front-runner to become Taiwan’s president in elections in January, is officially making only transit stops in the United States on his way to and from Paraguay for the swearing in of its … Read more

“There is a discrepancy between the desires of voters in a democracy and a republic, and the ideology of the bureaucracies that are supposed to serve the public interest.” In this episode, I sit down with Christopher Rufo, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute. He has played a key role in bringing the fight against … Read more

“There is a discrepancy between the desires of voters in a democracy and a republic, and the ideology of the bureaucracies that are supposed to serve the public interest.” In this episode, I sit down with Christopher Rufo, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute. He has played a key role in bringing the fight against … Read more

President Joe Biden is confident in the success of his economic strategy, Bidenomics, and the benefits it would offer middle-class Americans, yet the majority of voters are still unfamiliar with or skeptical of his economic vision. While unemployment hovers around historically low levels, there has been a significant drop in inflation compared to last year, … Read more

Illinois’s Governor vetoed a bill that would make nuclear energy production possible again, even though the bill garnered bipartisan and bicameral support in the state. The first reason given by Illinois Governor Jay Robert Pritzker (D) was that nuclear reactors would be costly to build. “The bill is vetoed because the vague definitions in the … Read more

Nursing home operators accused by the New York State’s Attorney General’s office of neglect also happened to be donors for New York’s Governor Kathy Hochul, according to campaign filings. About two dozen executives at twenty-two health care facilities currently under investigation by Attorney General Letitia James for mistreating residents, also happen to have donated to … Read more