The Trump Administration has proposed to dictate prices to America's pharmaceutical industry, illegally breaking patent law protection and cutting 65% of the price for the 50% of the market controlled by federal and state governments. Is this the right thing to do?

The Trump "America First" agenda has sailed passed its first 100 days, and the changes keep coming! From the treatment of illegal immigrants to foreign trade policies, the administration has been working non-stop. Here is how I grade Trump's dealing with the nation's problems thus far:

The Islamic war against Western civilization began some 1,400 years ago, and is still raging today. In addition to their wars of the past, the Islamic warriors of today have weaponized demographics and threaten to outnumber the Western world. We have some ideas of how to fight back and save Western civilization.

The Intelligence Community's 2025 Annual Threat Assessment (ATA) was just released. It was a "coordinated evaluation of an array of threats to US citizens, the Homeland, and US interests in the world", but it left much to be desired. Here are some of the key issues that they ignored:

An in-depth analysis of the Western failure to understand and address the Iranian threat, comparing it to the historical failure to confront the rise of the Nazis in the 1930s. We examine the geopolitical and strategic dimensions and explore alternative courses of action that could have prevented the strengthening of radical forces in the Middle East.

The Muslim world is notorious for its treatment of its people, particularly women. Their governance has become death cults against their own people, and the accounts of brutality that Muslim governments afflict on their people are legion.

Europe's Christian population is likely to be overwhelmed within the coming decades because of the EU's bad management of its immigrants. What can be done to save European Christians from oblivion?

Negotiating in the international arena is always challenging. But the manner of negotiations take on different character if negotiations are with 'frenemies' or worse.

Many hostile states use trade relations and Western technologies to undermine political stability in democratic nations. A reevaluation of how these relationships are managed is essential. But the real test lies in whether democracies can implement the necessary changes before it's too late.

President Trump has shown a willingness to negotiate a deal with Iran. But Iran is a death cult and negotiations with such a country is bound to fail. We have a better idea: