Opinion

Over the past couple of years, Beijing promised that artificial intelligence was the road to great personal wealth—but for whom, exactly?

Huafa’s $61 billion debt burden exposes the cost of the Chinese regime's guarantees.

The underlying malaise causing the downward trend in the Chinese equity market is secular, institutional, and rooted in three structural contradictions.

Congress should automate punishment of the CCP for breaking its promises.

Canada’s health-care failures—long waits, exhausted doctors, and patients losing trust—are putting patient safety at risk.

Singapore has virtually no natural resources, while Israel faces substantial defence costs, yet both highly productive economies.

Commentary I moved from California to Texas to get away from regulations. After 27 years in California, I was tired of the government telling me what I could and couldn’t do with my land, my business, my food, and my ...

Nvidia’s CEO has resigned. Now the company faces the real test: is its moat the organization, or the man who led it for 33 years?

Commentary The results of the November U.S. midterms suggest that a disturbing number of Americans no longer value the economic and social principles associated with the founding of their nation. Socialists won unanticipated victories, and MAGA candidates suffered defeats from ...

Commentary Much of the world lives with the outdated stereotype of a China that is a rising economic power, with the military might to attack not only neighboring Taiwan but the United States and other countries. The reality, which is ...

For 40 years, China could rely on hundreds of millions of workers willing to grind out factory work for minimal pay—but no longer.

New book argues that woke ideology is weakening academic standards, reshaping curriculum, and pushing traditional education aside.

Thomas Fitzpatrick helped shape the American West but history forgot him.

Climate mandates collide with economic reality in Britain.