Antonio Graceffo
THE GATEWAY PUNDIT EXCLUSIVE: The War in Burma — At The Battle Front
Since the Burma coup in 2021, the resistance has been fighting to rid the country of the State Administrative Council (SAC), the military junta that overturned a democratic election and seized power.
Under Trump Pressure Mexico Extradites Cartel Bosses, Investigates Politicians’ Cartel Ties
Recognizing the deep corruption and cartel influence inside Mexico’s government, President Trump has pressured Mexico not only to extradite cartel prisoners for sentencing in the U.S., but also to investigate politicians with cartel ties, and extradite them as well.
President Trump’s Executive Order on Unleashing American Energy: US Department of Energy Crucial in National Defense
The CIA and FBI are often depicted in movies for their roles in defending the nation against espionage and attacks by adversaries like China.
Mexico Government Weak on Cartels, U.S. Military Deployed to Caribbean for Drug Interdiction
President Trump accurately identified the threats to the U.S.
Opponents Say Trump’s Proposed Federal Takeover of NYC Would Be Unconstitutional – But That’s Not Necessarily True
President Trump’s recent federalization of Washington, D.C.’s police force and deployment of the National Guard is being presented as a model for other cities.
Secretary Hegseth Drives U.S. Military Drone Dominance
Biden, with outdated thinking, no military experience or training, and little commitment to strengthening the U.S., allowed the nation to fall behind in the military technology race.
Economics Not the Reason for Low Births – Social Liberalism and Loss of Religion Are
America is facing an aging population and a birth crisis among U.S.
Protesters Tell ICE to “Read the Constitution,” But Their Actions Are Constitutional
Federal and local authorities set up a checkpoint Wednesday night in Washington, D.C., stopping cars for seat belt violations and broken taillights.
Waiting for the Battle to Begin in Burma
Government forces have intensified their attempts to recapture territory held by the resistance ahead of the elections, so they can claim control over a larger share of the population.
Trump Unveils Multiple Policies to Stop India from Taking U.S. Tech Jobs and Suppressing Wages
India has been taking U.S.
Chinese Ships Collide: Karmic Payback for Years of Bullying the Philippine Coast Guard
On an ongoing basis, the Chinese Coast Guard has harassed and intimidated Philippine Coast Guard and fishing vessels in the South China Sea.
China, India, and the US: A Complex Relationship with Long-Term Implications for Washington
China and India, both members of BRICS, align on some issues but maintain a deeply complex relationship.
President Trump Activates DC National Guard to Fight Crime: Democrats Angry, Criminals Scared, and Citizens Safer
President Trump has invoked Section 740 of the District of Columbia Home Rule Act, placing the D.C.
China’s Global Momentum Slows as Support Wanes for Its World Domination Projects
China’s global standing is weakening in 2025, with its high-profile international initiatives delivering little beyond headlines.
Trump Anti-“Debanking” Legislation: Investigating Bank Discrimination Against Conservatives
President Trump has signed an executive order, “Guaranteeing Fair Banking for All Americans,” directing federal regulators to investigate alleged discrimination against conservatives and certain industries, such as gun manufacturers and cryptocurrency firms.
President Trump Orders Military to Take on Drug Cartels – The Flow of Illegal Drugs and Gangs Stops Now!
President Trump has signed a directive authorizing the Pentagon to deploy U.S.
Trump: Government May Sell Fannie/Freddie Shares, Raise $30B, Cut $8T in Liabilities, Avert 2008-Style Financial Crisis
The Trump administration is weighing the sale of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac shares in an offering that could begin as early as this year.
Burma War: Rainy Season Leaves Resistance Soldiers Battling Mud and Separation from Families
During rainy season, the world’s oldest conflict generally takes a bit of a break.
How Trump’s Armenia–Azerbaijan Peace Deal Benefits America: A Strategic Win
On August 8, 2025, President Donald Trump presided over a historic peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan, marking the end of a 35-year conflict and securing significant strategic and economic benefits for the United States.
Media Downplays Trump’s Six Peace Deals Despite Warring Nations’ Confirmation
During his second administration, President Donald Trump has not only focused on securing the U.S.
War Gaming a Chinese Blockade of Taiwan: The Most Likely Scenario for Conflict
A conflict over Taiwan has long been viewed as the most likely trigger for war between the United States and China, prompting both sides to study and simulate potential outcomes for decades.
China Calls for Global AI Governance While Integrating AI into Nuclear Weapons Systems
On July 26, 2025, China announced its Action Plan for Global Artificial Intelligence (AI) Governance.
Trump’s Census Plan: When Doing the Right Thing Is a Constitutional Challenge
President Trump is calling for a new census that would exclude illegal aliens from the population count.
Xi Jinping: The Man Who Stopped China’s Rise
As China approaches the end of summer 2025, mounting economic data suggests that Xi Jinping’s leadership may represent a decisive break in the country’s four-decade-long economic rise.
The Truth About Crime, Demographics, and Illegal Immigration
Mainstream narratives about crime and immigration have increasingly divorced themselves from empirical reality.
How Obama Dismantled America’s Drug, Crime, and Gang Intelligence Infrastructure
The Obama administration dismantled several key intelligence programs that once played a vital role in the fight against drug trafficking, gang violence, and organized crime.
Crime Skyrocketing in Israel’s Arab Community, Now Has Third-Highest Murder Rate in Developed World
Since the start of the Gaza war, Arab communities in Israel have been hit by an unprecedented wave of violent crime and gang activity.
Trade Dispute Unresolved as Mexican Government Fails to Control Cartels, Blames U.S.
President Trump has imposed 25% tariffs on Mexican imports, citing Mexico’s “intolerable alliance” with drug cartels and failure to curb fentanyl trafficking.
Runaway Texas Democrat Lawmakers and the Law That Could Theoretically Remove Them from Office
Texas Democratic lawmakers have fled to Democratic states in order to prevent a quorum necessary to pass legislation they oppose.
Objective Truth about Extremism: An Economist’s Analysis of Jihadist Impact on Technological Regression
By applying post-doctoral-level economic analysis, I aim to mathematically and objectively demonstrate that jihadist activity drives countries into technological regression, potentially devolving entire societies to a level of development comparable to the year 1890, given a long enough time horizon.
US Military in Immigration Enforcement: Legal Framework and Congressional Response
Democrats and mainstream media have challenged the legality of President Trump’s expanded use of the military in immigration enforcement.
Trump’s Decision Could Break China’s Rare Earth Leverage in Myanmar’s Civil War
The Trump administration is reportedly weighing two proposals to remove China from critical U.S.
Trump’s Border Wall: Major Progress and Massive Funding in 2025
Since President Trump’s return to office on January 20, 2025, border wall construction has resumed with unprecedented momentum and funding.
Most Illegals Have Some Connection to Gangs, Cartels, or Human Traffickers
Democrat lawmakers and the mainstream media often claim that less than half of the illegal immigrants currently in detention have criminal records, with some reports stating that 74% have no prior convictions.
“You’re Fired!” Trump Was Right: BLS Commissioner Inflated Job Numbers to Benefit Biden and Harris
President Trump dismissed Erika McEntarfer, the now-former Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), after rightfully accusing her of deliberately inflating employment numbers ahead of the election to boost Kamala Harris’s campaign.
New York City’s Ranked Choice Voting System Favors Socialist Mamdani
New York City’s mayoral race uses a unique system called ranked choice voting, which fundamentally alters how winners are determined.
Pentagon Expands Role in Immigration Enforcement
The Trump administration’s Department of Homeland Security is requesting extensive military support for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations, citing an overwhelming surge in immigration enforcement demands that has stretched civilian law enforcement capacity beyond its limits.
New “Cancel the Debt” Movement for Developing Countries Argues Debt Is a Driver of Climate Change: Your Tax Dollars Loaned—and Not Coming Back
“Debt justice is key to addressing the climate crisis,” claimed an organization posting on recently.
China, Fentanyl, and the Biden Administration’s Failure, Covered by Misleading Data
One of the many reasons for the U.S.-China trade war is President Trump holding Xi Jinping accountable for the fentanyl precursor chemicals that are flowing from China to Mexican drug cartels.
Comparing U.S. and Russian Nuclear Postures as U.S. Submarines Approach Russia
On August 1, 2025, President Donald Trump announced he had ordered two U.S.
Cloward-Piven Strategy: How Mamdani and Other Socialists Could Overload the Welfare System Until the Country Collapses
During her failed bid for the U.S.
Trump Refuses to Fund Anti-American or Failed Globalist Programs
The United States was criticized when it cut funding to the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) after the agency was found to have ties to Hamas.
China’s False Crusade for a Multipolar World Is Really a Bid for Beijing’s Dominance
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) runs a global propaganda campaign portraying China as a benevolent power challenging U.S.
As U.S. and EU Strike Deal, Canada Is Left Behind
After President Trump imposed steep tariffs on Canada over trade imbalances, subsidies, and national security concerns, Ottawa refused to negotiate.
Climate Alarmists Wrong: Increased Economic Damage Doesn’t Prove Storms Are Getting Worse
One of the indicators that climate alarmists use to push the climate crisis narrative is the increasing cost of storms.
“The Biggest Deal Ever Made”: Trump’s Second Victory in Europe in Just Over a Month
President Trump has just secured a decisive victory in trade negotiations with the European Union, his second major win following the landmark NATO agreement.
Terrorists Protecting Illegals: Coordinated Violence Against ICE
Recent attacks on ICE agents and facilities, marked by encrypted communications, military-style tactics, and organized community defense networks, signal a dangerous escalation in anti-enforcement activity that increasingly resembles domestic insurgency.
The Left’s Blind Spot: Jihadist War on Education and Technology
It probably comes as no surprise to conservatives, but liberals protesting in favor, need to be reminded that the damage jihadist extremists do to education can return a country to the Stone Age.
Federal Judges Undermine National Security in Trump Administration Battle with Harvard University
The Trump administration has launched a sweeping investigation into Harvard University, citing a range of national security and compliance concerns related to its foreign visa holders.
Dueling Military Drills: China Launches Back-to-Back Exercises During Taiwan’s Annual Han Kuang War Games
As Taiwan concluded its largest-ever Han Kuang military exercise, annual war games designed to test the island’s ability to repel a Chinese invasion, China simultaneously launched a series of back-to-back drills, overtly simulating an attack and applying strategic pressure.
Glacier Retreat Hijacked: How Funding Bias and Normative Science Fuel the Manufactured ‘Climate Crisis’ Narrative
Glacier retreat is one of the concepts often used to support the climate crisis narrative.
Trump’s Tariff War Is Working: Record Revenues and New Trade Deals
President Trump’s tariff policy is delivering measurable results, generating $113 billion in revenue and pushing key trading partners to the negotiating table.
Russia’s Taliban Recognition Is More Symbol Than Substance
On July 3, 2025, Russia became the first country to formally recognize the Taliban-led government of Afghanistan, referring to it as the “Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.” The Russian Foreign Ministry accepted the credentials of Taliban-appointed ambassador Mawlawi Gul Hassan, while a white flag bearing the Shahada, the Islamic declaration of faith, was raised over the Afghan embassy in Moscow.
Japan’s Defense White Paper Echoes U.S. View: China the Greatest Threat
Japan’s latest defense white paper warns that China poses the greatest strategic threat in the Asia-Pacific, citing Beijing’s rapidly expanding military capabilities and increasingly assertive behavior.
China’s Xi Jinping Purges Could be Weakening His Position
Since coming to power in 2012, Xi Jinping has prosecuted approximately 2.3 million government officials in his anti-corruption campaign, which has also served to remove opposition.
Syrian Government Massacres Druze Minority – Israel Responds, Violence Continues
From July 11-16, 2025, systematic violence erupted against the Druze minority in Suwayda province, southern Syria.
Syrian Massacre of Druze Marks Third Major Attack on Minorities in Just Seven Months
Nearly 1,000 people, most of them from Syria’s Druze minority, were slaughtered in July 2025 by regime forces loyal to Ahmad al-Sharaa, also known as Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, leader of the HTS-led government.
Antiglobalism Didn’t Start with Trump: The U.S. Has Always Defended Its Sovereignty
The Trump administration’s refusal to sign recent amendments to the World Health Organization’s pandemic treaty drew criticism from the political left, but this decision fits into a long-standing American tradition of rejecting international agreements that could undermine U.S.
