Ben Solis

National Security

Is Your “Smart” Refrigerator a Digital Chinese Sleeper Cell?

Chinese technology embedded in cars, appliances, and smart devices may give Beijing the power to spy on, disrupt, or shut down American life from within.

Jan 26, 2026

National Security

Is China Falling Behind in the Chip Wars?

Despite bold claims, China is falling behind the U.S. in the critical microchip arms race, with widening gaps in AI, space, and green tech.

Jan 24, 2026

National Security

Will Trump’s Trade Pressure Bring South Africa to Heel?

Tensions rise as Trump challenges South Africa over Iran ties, corruption, and the ANC’s betrayal of Mandela’s legacy.

Jan 21, 2026

National Security

The Young Princess of the Hermit Kingdom on the Path to Power

Kim Ju Ae, daughter of Kim Jong Un, is stepping into North Korea’s spotlight. Her growing presence sparks speculation of succession and a shift in power.

Jan 16, 2026

National Security

Could Trump End Yet Another Conflict in Sudan?

President Trump’s bold military actions in Nigeria and Venezuela have sparked new hope for peace in war-ravaged Sudan, where Christian communities face genocide.

Jan 10, 2026

Trump’s Nigeria Strikes Protect Christians and Put Terrorists on Notice

Trump’s Christmas Day strikes in Nigeria brought renewed hope to persecuted Christians after years of ignored violence and terror.

Jan 3, 2026

Faith

The Star of Bethlehem and the Magi: The Symbol of Humble Scientists and Honest Truth-Seekers

The Star of Bethlehem continues to shine through history, faith, and science—reminding us of the mystery and meaning behind the Christmas story.

Dec 25, 2025

National Security

Jimmy Lai Verdict Further Exposes Beijing’s Corruption and Moral Bankruptcy

Jimmy Lai’s conviction underscores Xi’s crackdown on dissent and press freedom, as Hong Kong’s autonomy and rule of law erode.

Dec 23, 2025

National Security

Beijing Isolated as U.S. & Japan Stand Firm Against Chinese Aggression

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s bold warning over Taiwan has drawn China’s ire, but earned strong U.S. backing and support from the Japanese public.

Dec 20, 2025

Politics

Global Rightward Shift Continues as Chile Chooses “Trumpian” President

José Antonio Kast wins Chile’s presidency 58–42, promising tougher crime and border enforcement in a sweeping national mandate.

Dec 16, 2025

Economy

America Is Still the Cradle of Creators, Innovators, and Entrepreneurs

Despite economic uncertainty, American innovation is surging as young entrepreneurs build breakthrough companies in defense, housing, energy, and health care—proving the nation remains the global leader in invention.

Dec 13, 2025

National Security

Trump’s Prosperity Diplomacy Counters China’s Malign Influence in Central Asia

Kazakhstan’s entry into the Abraham Accords reshapes Central Asia’s geopolitical future, signaling a major U.S. diplomatic win and a serious challenge to China’s influence.

Dec 6, 2025