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Communist China's threats to Americans: Transnational repression and state-level responses
Before we begin, I want to mark a solemn anniversary. Today marks the 37th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre.
The Free World must defeat a Leninist China
When Taiwan's Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim sat down recently with the Epoch Times' "American Thought Leaders" podcast, she boldly declared: "We will not let the Communist Party of China (CCP) define who we are."
4 reasons why Taiwan's survival is key to global flourishing
The world today is increasingly volatile, as fires rage across hotspots involving the United States, Iran, Israel, Lebanon, Russia, Ukraine and elsewhere.
Shifting loyalties in Taiwan's KMT: A cause for concern
The Taiwanese have always been among the most warmly pro-American people in the world, as most visitors can roundly attest.
Reflections from my year as president of Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce of North America
As president of the Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce of North America, I have had a unique vantage point to observe how important Taiwan and its relationship with the U.S. are to the American people.
'Strengthening the bonds of our partnership'
On June 12, 2026, the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office (TECRO) and the Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce of North America (TCCNA) held a reception at the John F. Kennedy Center.
Taiwanese Association of America: A grassroots bridge between Taiwan and US
When Taiwanese immigrants arrived in the United States in the mid-1900s, they left an island under martial law.
Securing the technologies of tomorrow for the Free World
Beijing is determined to dominate the strategic technologies that will define the 21st century. Fortunately, Taiwan's economic partnership with the United States ensures they remain in the hands of the free world.
Trump-Xi meeting changed nothing
The recent meeting between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping generated intense speculation about the future of U.S.-China relations and Taiwan's strategic position.
Taiwan's National Health Insurance: A model for the world
I have been visiting Taiwan annually as an adjunct clinical professor in pharmacy schools and teaching hospitals for over 20 years.
Understanding the Chinese Communist Party's 'political warfare'
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) seeks to build China into the world's preeminent economic and military power and replace the U.S.-led liberal world order.
Winning the peace against Beijing
For decades, American policymakers have sought stability with China by managing symptoms rather than addressing causes. The result has been a cycle of engagement, disappointment and growing tension.
The long shadow of delay
President Trump's recent suggestion that he could use arms sales to Taiwan as a bargaining chip with China is a stark reminder of what a political issue arms sales to Taiwan can be.
PRC's devious 'cognitive warfare': Promote China rule while undermining Taiwan
Late last March, the intelligence community's Annual Threat Assessment startled observers of Taiwan Strait tensions by declaring that the People's Republic of China (PRC) is not planning to invade Taiwan in 2027.
Communist China's reform tied to revival of 'virtue-based ethics' and 'natural rights'
The recent Trump-Xi summit has heightened curiosity over the United States' commitment to human rights in China and to confronting the Chinese Communist Party over abuses from organ harvesting to Uyghur genocide.
Is Beijing winning the Taiwan narrative war?
The Chinese Communist Party recently achieved a series of propaganda and narrative victories in its relations with Taiwan, the United States and the rest of the free world.
Ten China falsehoods exposed by the Trump-Xi summit
The May 2026 Trump-Xi summit revealed a dangerous temptation in American foreign policy: the desire to substitute comforting illusions for strategic clarity.
Are we willing to lose rural America?
The question may sound dramatic, but it deserves serious consideration: Are we willing to accept a future in which rural America becomes increasingly unaffordable for the families who built it?
A way out of the rural healthcare crisis
Across America, rural healthcare is in crisis. Since 2010, 206 rural hospitals have ended inpatient care or shuttered altogether, while another 417 are at risk of doing the same.
The forgotten smoker lives in rural America
For years, the United States' relationship with smoking has been framed as a story of decline. Fewer people smoke than they once did. Rates have fallen significantly over the past two decades.