close Video Top US general sounds alarm on China's supersonic missile capabilities Joint Chiefs vice chairman warns China's latest missile test shows their technology could be a game-changer. Former NSC official Michael Allen reacts. NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! China’s recent test of a nuclear-capable hypersonic missile was largely condemned, but few stopped to question exactly how China got its hands on this technology. For years, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has sought to undermine American intellectual property by targeting our academic institutions, conducting cyber espionage, and forcing the transfer of technology. In a clear escalation of this malign behavior, the hypersonic weapon tested recently by the PRC appears to have been created in part with American technology obtained through a variety of shady business deals and technology transfer schemes. The capabilities gap between China and the United States … [Read more...]

close Video Leo Terrell: AG Garland's missive targeting parents 'pure intimidation' Los Angeles civil rights attorney Leo Terrell and Fox News contributor Lisa Boothe offer analysis on 'Hannity'. NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! You may know John Swett as California ’s fourth superintendent of public instruction, the man who, at the height of the Civil War, made public schools tuition-free in California. What’s less well known is Swett’s weird contempt for families. Swett saw public schools as factories for the creation of people who, having "arrived at the age of maturity belong, not to the parents , but to the State, to society, to the country." Understand that – the idea that Americans belong not to themselves but to "the State" – and you begin to understand why Swett believed the family had to be kept out of any serious discussions about education . REPS. STEFANIK & FOXX DEMS WANT TO CONTROL YOUR KID'S … [Read more...]

0 Politics & Government New report released by Truth in Accounting Truth in Accounting , News Partner Posted Reply Truth in Accounting, a government finance watchdog organization, released their 2021 Financial Transparency Score report for the 50 states. This report focuses on important-but-obscure annual financial reports on file in statehouses across the country and measures their contents against widely accepted best practices from the private sector. This report is based on fiscal year (FY) 2020, which includes the onset of the pandemic and the most recent reports available for all 50 states. The Financial Transparency Score Report measures the states on an easily understandable 0-100 scoring scale, with a perfect score of 100 signifying an ideal timely, truthful, and transparent performance. While no state earned a perfect score in this year's analysis, TIA regards a score of 80 or above as noteworthy. Wyoming scored an … [Read more...]

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The passing of former Sen. Bob Dole (R-Kansas) is a reminder of why we need to honor our soldiers. Dole was a lieutenant in the Army’s 10th Mountain Division and was wounded so severely on a battlefield that he lived the rest of his life with limited use of his right arm. He devoted himself to raising money for the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C., and sometimes spent weekends there welcoming visiting veterans. He had enlisted in the Army Reserves during college and was called to active duty in 1943. Dole’s death is also a reminder of the need for bipartisan efforts to honor the men and women of our nation who fought for the freedom and democracy many of us now fear losing. After much debate, efforts to honor our U.S. veterans who fought global terrorism in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria are finally taking shape. ADVERTISEMENT A Global War on Terrorism Memorial would, potentially, take its place near the iconic memorial honoring soldiers from Vietnam, Korea and … [Read more...]

The approaching Beijing Winter Olympics – the most divisive games since the 1936 Berlin Olympics – face several challenges: Boycott calls in the West; a Muslim gulag with more than one million detainees in Xinjiang; the new omicron variant of COVID-19; and a silenced #MeToo accuser, Peng Shuai, who is China’s top tennis player. No wonder Beijing is lobbying U.S. businesses, warning that they cannot expect to make money in China if they stay silent. The calls for a coordinated boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics (labeled by critics the “Genocide Games”) raise the question of whether such action can help influence China’s behavior under a president whose record in power is increasingly drawing comparisons to the past century’s most brutal rulers. Robert O’Brien, national security adviser to then- President Trump Donald Trump Biden heading to Kansas City to promote infrastructure package Trump calls Milley a 'f---ing idiot' over Afghanistan withdrawal First rally … [Read more...]