Criminal Indictment and Timeline of Chinese Activity Around COVID, 2019-2024
A new DOJ indictment suggests more state coordination in the shadow of Wuhan
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Cuban Intelligence Archives Could Change the World
On May 14, CIA Director John Ratcliffe flew to Havana. He met Colonel Raúl Guillermo Rodríguez Castro — head of the Castro family’s personal security detail…
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Trump Wins at Beijing Summit
The Beijing summit wrapped May 14, 2026. Xi Jinping walked away with a fentanyl tariff cut from 20% to 10%, a one-year pause on the rare-earth export…
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Trump Did Not Walk Into Beijing Weak
The consensus was nonsensical, and ignored 16 months of evidence to the contrary.
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Trump Strong in Beijing — Sixteen Months of Receipts
The conventional wisdom heading into the May 14–15 Trump-Xi summit in Beijing is that the President is walking into negotiations from a weakened position.
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Democratic California Mayor Admits to Spying for China
On May 11, 2026, the US Department of Justice announced that Eileen Wang — the Democratic mayor of Arcadia, California — will plead guilty under 18 U.S.C.
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First Conviction for Chinese Espionage in UK History — and Norway, the Same Day
On Thursday, May 7, 2026, a jury at the Central Criminal Court in London returned the first convictions for Chinese espionage in the entire history of the…
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Trump Remakes the Middle East—Despite What Most Analysts Predicted
The strategic order built after 1979 just ended. Analysts betting against Trump had models built on a structural inevitability that simply wasn’t there.
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The U.S. Blockade of Iran Just Expanded From One Ocean to Two
Two days ago the U.S. Navy boarded the TOUSKA in the Gulf of Oman — a ship tied to Iran’s WMD networks and the North Korea ballistic missile corridor.
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The Trump Doctrine of Regime Change — Venezuela, Iran, Cuba, and What Comes Next
Trump just posted “Regime Change!” about Iran — the first time he’s said it explicitly. But if you’ve been watching this channel, you already knew.
