Using Mexican cartels as proxies, the Chinese Communist Party is carrying out the most devastating foreign attack on the United States in American history, writes Hudson President and CEO John P. Walters.

Paul Sracic argues in the Wall Street Journal that Joe Biden’s protectionism will not be enough to save US Steel—but that an influx of investment from Nippon Steel could make the American steel industry competitive again.

Although Washington has paid less attention to North Korean human rights issues in recent years, the severity of the regime’s abuses has not declined. Olivia Enos gives 10 recommendations for how the US could aid the North Korean people by issuing an atrocity determination.

Russia is one of America’s top geopolitical adversaries, and Moscow has shown no desire for peace talks. Luke Coffey lays out why it’s time for the US and its allies to be bold and supply Ukraine for victory.

Just days after France and the United Kingdom helped down airborne Iranian missiles and munitions, Iran Air flights were soaring through the sky as usual, bound for Paris and London. It is time for Europe to ban the Islamic Republic’s national airline from its airspace, explains Daniel Kochis.

BEFORE YOU GO...

Based on a recommendation by Hudson’s Nina Shea in The Hill, Representatives Chris Smith (R-NJ) and Tom Suozzi (D-NY) recently introduced legislation to rename the street connected to the People’s Republic of China Embassy in Washington as “Jimmy Lai Way.”