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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Brits Defend Armenian Democracy From Russia — TRIPP, Sanctions, and the 49 Names
On May 11, 2026, the British Foreign Office sanctioned 85 Russian individuals and entities.
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25 US Spy Flights Off Cuba: Same Pattern as Venezuela and Iran
Twenty-five US military intelligence-gathering flights off Cuba since February 4, 2026 — P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft, RC-135V Rivet Joint signals…
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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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Russia Laughed at America After 9-11
After 9/11, a Russian intelligence officer laughed in Sean Wiswesser’s face when he asked whether the services would cooperate against al-Qaeda.
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The Hidden Trap in the LA Council Proposal to Let Non-Citizens Vote
Two LA City Council members just introduced a charter amendment to let non-citizens vote in city elections — mayor, City Council, school board.
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Rubio’s Old Roommate Just Went to Jail for Maduro
Marco Rubio’s longtime friend David Rivera was convicted today of secretly lobbying for the Maduro regime.
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Trump Changed the Middle East Permanently—Despite What They Said
The analysts said Trump had no strategy. They were modeling the wrong variable. In January, the Maduro regime in Venezuela was decapitated in a…
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U.S. Attorney Hints SPLC Indictment Could Involve Foreign Intelligence
The morning after a gunman attempted to breach the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, the U.S.
