On Easter, we recall that the hope of lasting peace lies not in human institutions, but in the risen Christ.

President Trump’s successful efforts to bring home the Israeli hostages taken on 10/7 should be replicated to free Pastor Ezra Jin, who has been unjustly detained by the CCP for weeks

The American people understand that Beijing is the problem, not Taiwan, and that alienating allies empowers America’s enemies

The Trump administration must finalize the agreement to fully transfer ownership of TikTok to an American company

Republicans are right to be critical of some USAID and State Dept. programs, but a sledgehammer approach could cripple efforts to blunt the Chinese Communist Party’s influence.

The New Right cannot be bothered with foreign threats because they are rationing political capital for an ideological fight at home. That’s bad enough. Even worse, they seem less interested in transcending tyranny and more interested in learning from it.

That is my hope for this Christmas: in the midst of indifference to a genocide, Jesus’ word speaks judgment, comfort, and rest. God is not indifferent, cold, or distant. He entered the world amidst bloodshed, and he sits sovereign over it now. So, the weary world rejoices.

Even now, months past, our nation remains in peril. While America banded together in unity after September 11, we are today in the throes of disunion.

Michael Sobolik, a fellow in Indo-Pacific Studies at the American Foreign Policy Council in Washington, DC, speaks with Mark Melton…

The United States must make it abundantly clear that the Chinese Communist Party can no longer enjoy the benefits of American policy without fulfilling its obligations.