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Killed To Order: Organ Harvesting in China
The following is an excerpt from “Killed to Order: China's Organ Harvesting Industry and the True Nature of America's Biggest Adversary” by Jan Jekielek, published March 17, 2026, by Skyhorse Publishing, debuting at #8 on the NYT Best Sellers List.
The Last Lesson My Mother Taught Me
In the end, we cannot stop the circle of life. But we can decide how we meet its final turn. With fear or with clarity. With chaos or with dignity. With denial or with truth.
Could Ilhan Omar Be Next?
People who committed crimes while in the immigration process are having their citizenships revoked.
Trump Didn’t Blink
To long for a peaceful world without violence is fitting for humans, but barbarians do not crave peace like we do. They can only be defeated with overwhelming violence.
This Is Another Academic Freedom Case
How exactly I was supposed to incorporate ‘Māori and Pasifika perspectives’ into my courses on ancient Greece is still something of a mystery to me. But the important thing about these expectations is that they seem to fly in the face of academic freedom.
Talk About Underperforming and Underwhelming
Childish and churlish: that’s the calibre of the man who wants to resume the prime ministership come November.
The Last Post
The Post, which is already only a ghostly echo of what it used to be, will fade away. Moving to Christchurch won’t save it and anyone who says it will is either in denial or dishonest.
He Knew: The Paper Trail Chris Hipkins Can’t Explain
Either there was a massive conspiracy to deceive the minister in charge or that minister is lying.
Energy Lockdown: The Drumbeat Begins
This is also six years later. We know the game. Millions do.
Blaming America Lets China off the Hook
For several years before the pandemic, the Wuhan team had been successfully genetically engineering sarbecoviruses and experimenting with these in the lab.
Forty Years of Empathy Gains Albanese Nothing
Naturally there have been no protests about this on universities across the West, nor in the streets, from all the usual suspects.
Energy Lockdowns Down Under Like Covid?
Australia imports 90 per cent of its fuel, leaving it vulnerable to energy shocks.