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Out of Many, One: My Journey from Mao’s China to Becoming American
Happy 250th Birthday, America. Thank you for embracing me.
Jun 28
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Helen Raleigh
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Why Musk’s Trillionaire Success Triggers the Left — And Proves Churchill Right
The system that has generated a trillionaire and the opportunity for ordinary people to rise with them deserves our celebration.
Jun 18
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Helen Raleigh
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The "Three Ts" Test: Spotting CCP Influence After the Eileen Wang Case
A practical tool for voters in the age of United Front influence, without racial profiling.
Jun 12
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Helen Raleigh
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When Life Imitates Art
Sometimes the first act of resistance is simply to say the villain’s name — loud and clear.
Jun 5
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Helen Raleigh
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May 2026
The Highest Exam — But Not the Fairest
No single exam, regardless of its claims to fairness, should define a young person’s entire future.
May 29
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Helen Raleigh
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Pomp Without Substance? Debunking 3 Myths from the Trump-Xi Summit in Beijing
Flattering words and red-carpet pomp — but actions told a different story.
May 22
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Helen Raleigh
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We Are All the Same, Yet Different
A book review of "The Young Will Remember"
May 15
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Helen Raleigh
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April 2026
The Democrats’ “Big Tent” Has No Room For Some Asian Americans
True diversity and tolerance require more than skin color or identity checkboxes.
Apr 30
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Helen Raleigh
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Hidden in Plain Sight
Democratic nations can no longer afford to treat influence operations disguised as cultural exchanges, community groups, or business networking as…
Apr 24
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Helen Raleigh
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Some People Never Learn
The historical pattern is clear: the KMT has never emerged stronger from its partnerships with the CCP.
Apr 16
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Helen Raleigh
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Cognitive Surrender
Why the Media Got It Wrong on China, the Iran War, and “Green Energy Wins”
Apr 10
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Helen Raleigh
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A Few Thoughts About Suffering on Good Friday
In the shadow of the cross we discover that the path through suffering is not the path away from God—it is the path into His arms.
Apr 3
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Helen Raleigh
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