China is preparing for war, but an invasion would carry grave risks to the Chinese economy. Both China and the U.S. rely heavily on Taiwan for semiconductor manufacturing. Deterrence is key.
Archives: Mindszenty Reports
SCHOOL CHOICE ON THE MARCH
The Covid-19 school lockdowns gave school choice a major boost, with seven U.S. states enacting near-universal programs in the past year.
EVIDENCE PILES UP OF CHINA’S ONGOING KILL-ON-DEMAND SYSTEM OF HUMAN ORGAN HARVESTING
Numerous credible investigations have amassed persuasive evidence of the CCP’s heinous crimes against humanity.
THE URBAN HOMELESS CRISIS
Wrongheaded policies and court decisions exacerbate the problem.
FROM LIZARD-LIKE ALIENS TO DAVOS: GLOBAL GOVERNMENT, REAL AND FAKE
Global government conspiracies, real and fake.
WHY SO MANY AMERICANS AREN’T WORKING
What we can do about it. Government benefits are a big piece of the puzzle.
MIDTERMS 2022: WHAT ELSE DO THEY TELL US?
No single issue explains the surprisingly meager GOP gains in the U.S. Congress, but high youth turnout tilted overwhelmingly Democratic, and many of Trump’s endorsements for Senate failed to carry the day.
2022 MIDTERMS: DID DEMOCRATS WIN ON ABORTION?
The November U.S. election results suggest a more complicated picture, with lessons for the future.
SINGING THE JOYS OF CHRISTMAS
Learn the interesting backstories of seven popular carols.
WOKE CORPORATIONS: THE BACKLASH
Big companies pushing “environmental, social and governance” standards are facing blowback from state officials in the U.S., while populist movements are shaking up anti-fossil-fuel governments in other countries.
