It appears Beijing’s ongoing anti-Trump effort will exceed Russian meddling both this year and in 2016.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to co-exist with a regime that President Nixon worried would become a “Frankenstein.”

China has been challenging the United States across the board, and President Trump – with comprehensive comments Friday – signaled the United States would defend itself across the board.

The WHO, President Trump correctly said Tuesday, failed its “basic duty and must be held accountable.”

The World Health Organization bears responsibility for helping China spread the coronavirus far beyond China’s borders. What should have been merely a local outbreak that began in China became a worldwide pandemic as a result of the actions of Beijing and the WHO.

China is falsely accusing the United States of being responsible for the coronavirus pandemic, an effort to ignite hatred against the U.S. and deflect blame from Chinese leaders.

Trump shouldn’t minimize North Korea's provocative acts. Yet there is one powerful reason he is right to show nonchalance and not react immediately.

It is wrong for businesses to undercut President Trump at a crucial moment for their country.

Xi Jinping may appear strong now but demonstrators in Hong Kong are forcing their leader to capitulate and China’s leader has to be concerned what happens next.

America needs to have a frank conversation about how Communist Party racism plays into its competition with the United States.