America faces many national security problems: From China, Iran, and a revanchist Russia to the race for AI and quantum supremacy, the list is extensive. But one threat that is often overlooked is Cuba. Surely this tiny island state can’t… Read More
Marxist-Leninist doctrine claimed to abolish ethnic prejudice altogether. Proletarian internationalism promised a classless solidarity that made “nationality” irrelevant; communist states routinely accused capitalism of manufacturing racial division to keep workers divided. The myth that communist regimes were somehow immune to… Read More
Citizens across the country are discussing the rise of socialist candidates and their impact on elections in November. Take a look at what socialist activists said at a recent three-day conference in Chicago. One might expect that the Socialism 2026 gathering,… Read More
November 7th is the United States’ National Day for the Victims of Communism; a day that is framed around the remembrance of those who suffered under the consequences of totalitarian regimes that sought to snuff out human dignity, freedom, and… Read More
Last week a group of AI workers and leaders published an open letter warning the public and Western governments about the growing dangers of AI. Familiar names such as Dell, Adobe, and General Motors, and Shopify have joined Oracle, Cisco, Anthropic, and… Read More
For more than a quarter-century, Venezuela was not merely poorly governed. It was captured by Cuban communist intelligence services. Russian arms entrenched it. Chinese loans stripped the country of sovereignty while the Chávez–Maduro regime looted Venezuela, wrecked the currency and filled the… Read More
El acuerdo petrolero es un cimiento, no la meta final, pero es un momento esperanzador de progreso Durante más de un cuarto de siglo, Venezuela no estuvo meramente mal gobernada. Fue colonizada por los servicios de inteligencia comunistas de Cuba…. Read More
At 3:26 a.m. on September 1, 1983, a Soviet Su-15 fighter fired a missile into the side of a civilian Boeing 747. Korean Air Lines Flight 007 had strayed into Soviet airspace over Sakhalin Island, carrying 269 people – including… Read More
My grandmother was born in Chernivtsi in 1935, when it was still part of Romania. She never chose to become Soviet. That decision was made for her in a Moscow office, on a piece of paper neither she nor anyone in… Read More
A democratic socialist in Oklahoma? Apparently so. In this week’s Democratic Party primary, a self-proclaimed democratic socialist beat her mainstream rival. The candidate pledged her affinity for socialism, telling an interviewer: “Most countries that have socialism, they are thriving.” Socialists of all types assert that… Read More
