- Exposing Beijing’s United Front Work Organizations in the US: China Institute
News Analysis This article examines how the China Institute in New York became part of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s United Front organization. The role of the China Institute, or Huamei in Chinese, in mainstream society is different from that of ordinary Asian institutions in the United States. Founded in 1926, the China Institute is […]
- Inside The Cynical Calculations Companies Use To Generate Their Political Positions
Analysis (Frederick M. Brown/AFP via Getty Images) July 13, 2020 10:05 PM ET Font Size: Nike chief executive John Donahoe denounced the “senseless tragedy” of racial bigotry in a statement released June 5 and said that Americans needed to educate themselves on “systemic racism.” One year prior, Nike announced that it was recalling a pair […]
- Here’s What To Expect In 2021: A Green New Deal
Editor’s note: With President Donald Trump and many Republican senators losing ground in recent polls, the odds of Democrats controlling all three branches of government are increasing. The series “Here’s What To Expect In 2021” will cover policies that have passed in the Democrat run U.S. House of Representatives and which poll well among the […]
- Here’s Why The Debates Probably Won’t Swing The Polls In Trump’s Favor
The polls for the 2020 election have been fluctuating since the end of the Republican National Convention in late August. Some polls show Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden with a commanding lead over President Donald Trump, with some raising the possibility of a double-digit victory in November. Meanwhile, others show Trump squeaking out a narrow […]
- What’s In Biden’s Big Economic Plan? Where He May Find Conservative Support (And Where He Definitely Won’t)
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden unveiled a major plank of his economic agenda Thursday, detailing his plan to revive American manufacturing in a speech near his hometown of Scranton, Pennsylvania. The “Buy American” proposal calls for $400 billion of federal spending over four years on reshoring manufacturing and services back to the United States, and an […]
- Here’s What Doctors Are Using To Treat Coronavirus
Although there are no vaccines currently available, doctors are taking advantage of some treatments that are showing promise in curing coronavirus. From “supportive care” used to keep vital organs functioning in any way possible, to antimalarial drugs and medications designed to treat rheumatoid arthritis, doctors are utilizing an array of treatments to protect patients from […]
- Media Downplays Ongoing Violence In Portland, Claims ‘Right-Wing’ Outlets Are Playing Up The Unrest
PORTLAND, Ore. — The Mark O. Hatfield Courthouse and federal officers continue to be targeted night after night in Portland, but some in the media are downplaying the violence. Protests and riots in Portland are nearing 60 consecutive days. During that time, the courthouse and officers guarding it have repeatedly been subjected to violent acts […]
- Trump Won These Battleground States In 2016. Here’s How The 2020 Polling Stacks Up So Far
Analysis (Brendan Smialowksi/AFP via Getty Images) July 07, 2020 6:51 PM ET Font Size: President Donald Trump is on the defensive after a series of national crises — the coronavirus pandemic, an economic downturn and the ongoing protests against racism and police brutality — have cast doubt upon the president’s reelection prospects. Varun Hukeri
- Where Did All Of This Craziness Come From, And How Can We Fix It?
Analysis (Chandan Khanna/AFP via Getty Images) July 14, 2020 4:51 PM ET Font Size: Authors Neil Howe and William Strauss posited decades ago that there were three great crises of existence in American history: the Revolutionary War, the Civil War and the global crusade against fascism and communism. They predicted in their 1992 book “Generations: […]
- Experts Weigh in on Obamacare as White House Asks Supreme Court for Termination
After the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to terminate Obamacare last week, the House on Monday passed a bill allowing for its expansion. As the political arena heats up heading into the November elections and Republicans and Democrats battle on health care policy, experts weigh in on both sides of the Obamacare debate, highlighting […]
