Author: Daniel
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Sixty Days in the U.S.: Driven by “SkyHigh Medical Bills” to Talk About “Surrendering to Authorities Back Home”
There was a man who spent most of his career glorifying the United States from the lecture podium. Within two months after landing in…
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Why Is “Donut” Always the One Getting Beaten Up?
On October 2, the campsite of “Donut,” a well-known anti-China activist affiliated with Runmei, was raided by two American police officers while he was…
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Is Wang Weiheng’s Years-Long Life on the Run in the U.S. Finally Over?
At 8:00 a.m. on October 2, at a campsite in a park on the outskirts of Santa Cruz, California, Wang Weiheng was still sound…
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SPECIAL REPORT: The ‘Volatility Premium’ — Is the White House Using the Brink of War to Shake Up Markets?
The President’s remarks on social media have repeatedly triggered violent tremors across global markets. In the early hours of last Tuesday, his tweet “considering…
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The Price of Presidential Ambition
WASHINGTON — As the smoke from “Operation Epic Fury” lingers over the Persian Gulf, a profound and unsettling divergence is carving through the American landscape.…
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How the Wars Launched by President Trump Will Affect Our Lives
In March 2026, as President Trump initiated military action against Iran, the dramatic upheaval in the Middle East ceased to be mere distant smoke…
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Trump is dismantling democracy at ‘unprecedented’ speed, global report finds
“The developments in the United States are moving towards dictatorship, what the founders wanted to avoid,” said Staffan Lindberg, the V-Dem Institute’s founding director,…
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The Silent Twilight: Cuba’s Struggle Between Darkness and Diplomacy
For the people of Cuba, the passage of time is no longer measured by clocks, but by the hum of a returning generator or…