InternationalCommentary
How to Speak the Truth About Castro’s Bloody Legacy
Ding dong! The witch is dead! Or at least that’s how the families of the 78,000 murdered victims of Fidel Castro, those who fled his… Read More
InternationalNews
After Castro’s Death, Trump Seeks ‘Concessions’ From Cuba
Under the Castro regime in Cuba, Sebastian Arcos spent a year of his life in prison for trying to escape the grip of communism. But… Read More
InternationalCommentary
The Left’s Appalling Whitewashing of Castro’s Legacy
You will hear some people today excuse Fidel Castro’s crimes by begging that he accomplished social goals. Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and British Labour… Read More
InternationalCommentary
Fidel Castro May Be Dead, but Tyranny Remains in Cuba
Late Friday evening, Cuban state media reported the death of their former leader, Fidel Castro, at age 90. Some will mourn his passing or even… Read More
InternationalCommentary
Central America Should Not Worry About Trump’s Election
Recently, the governments of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras agreed as a bloc to seek support from Mexico in response to the election of President-elect… Read More
InternationalCommentary
Together With Coco: Cuban Dissident Leader Hits Day 50 of Hunger Strike
An internationally known Cuban dissident leader and former political prisoner has been on a hunger strike for seven weeks. Attempting to raise awareness of his… Read More
InternationalCommentary
‘Socialism of the 21st Century’ Collapses in Brazil. Here’s Why It Failed.
With the Senate impeachment vote to remove from office former President Dilma Rousseff, Brazilians joined a lengthening line of Latin Americans who have soured on… Read More
SecurityCommentary
Facing the Terror Threat at the Olympic Games in Rio
The Olympic Games are supposed to be a celebration of sport, international good will, and man’s ability to transcend conflict. They are what Gen. Douglas… Read More
InternationalFeature
One Woman’s Struggle for Freedom in Castro’s Cuba
A slim Cuban woman speaks from a wheelchair at the front of the room. The woman speaks softly for 10 minutes in Spanish, pausing at… Read More
InternationalCommentary
What Americans Can Learn From the Failure of Centralized Education in Brazil
Despite the geographic differences, Brazil and the United States have much in common: both are continental, diverse countries organized in federations with relatively autonomous states…. Read More
