U.S. Leadership on AI Requires Strategic Interdependence
China is tapping America’s AI knowledge pipeline. The answer is managed precision openness.
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The Absurdity of the CCP’s Attempts to Decide the Next Dalai Lama
The Absurdity of the CCP’s Attempts to Decide the Next Dalai Lama
We Must Not Let China Plead the Fifth on Covid’s Origin
Domestic political squabbles are getting in the way of figuring out the answer to a fundamentally geopolitical question.
Speculation that Builds and Shatters
reading Andrew Ross Sorkin’s new book: 1929: The Greatest Crash in Wall Street History — and How it Shattered a Nation
Global Stakes: Religious Unfreedom in the Age of AI
Remarks at the Conference “America 250: Building on the Presence and the Promise of Religious Freedom”
America at 250: Reflections of a Patriot by Choice
Only those who have lived under dictatorship can fully appreciate freedom.
How Regulation Can Be America’s Competitive AI Advantage
As Washington debates AI regulation, the future of AI leadership may depend as much on trust as technological capability.
Backstory. It takes nimbleness and resolve to know when to start a war. But it takes even greater wisdom and vision to know when to stop.
It takes nimbleness and resolve to know when to start a war.
Decades After Tiananmen, General Xu Qinxian’s Quiet Defiance Still Echoes
What gives a soldier the courage to refuse an order that endangers the very people his uniform is meant to protect?
WHY IS THE CCP SO OBSESSED WITH “CONTROLLING” THE NEXT DALAI LAMA?
The answer is not merely religion — it is the ultimate contest over power, legitimacy, and national identity