United States Foreign Policy

Chinese chemical companies are playing a significant role in the U.S. fentanyl crisis as the primary producers of ingredients needed to make the drug. Strained relations between Beijing and Washington are undermining efforts to stop the flow of those chemical building blocks, thus impeding the struggle against illicit fentanyl. Among the available products are compounds […]

Colonel Earl Tonjes is no stranger to tough conditions for the American military operating in adverse conditions in foreign countries. Col. Tonjes flew 150 combat missions aboard B-52 bombers over Vietnam. He later became the Base Commander of Barksdale Air Force Base in Bossier City, Lousiana. In that role, he worked in the strategic planning

In the takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban, the Taliban have reported they have a renewed commitment to the rights of women. Of course, that commitment is based on women’s adherence to “Sharia Law.” Sharia is the process of how women can legally live as Muslims. Most Americans don’t know what Sharia Law is. We