Category News and Opinion

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Human Rights Activist Wen Chen Exposes CCP Influence in Los Angeles on California Insider

In a revealing interview on California Insider, human rights activist Dr. Wen Chen brought to light a disturbing case of alleged Chinese Communist Party (CCP) espionage in Los Angeles, involving the recent arrest of individuals attempting to manipulate U.S.…

Chris Kenedy
January 10, 2025

Events, News and Opinion

TASO’s Special Dinner: A Celebration of Culture and Collaboration

On December 4, 2024, The Turkish American Society of Ohio (TASO) hosted Settlement Project leaders and friends at the community center of TASO in West Dublin, Columbus, OH. This special dinner was not only a celebration of Turkish culture but also served as a landmark event in establishing a bond of cooperation between the two organizations. With around 40 attendees, the night was filled with warmth, culture, and the promise of future efforts together.

Atsuko Mochizuki
December 25, 2024

Education, Events, media, News and Opinion

Countering Woke Ideology: Columbus, Ohio Conference, 2024

Countering Woke Ideology: Columbus, Ohio Conference, 2024 By Marquis Van De Mark On Saturday, November 23rd, The Settlement Project Midwest Region, in collaboration with Turning Point USA, hosted a one-day seminar titled “Woke Ideology Critique and Counter Proposal” at the…

Chris Kenedy
December 4, 2024

Events, media, News and Opinion, Political Science, Technology

Soul-Searching vs. Finger-Pointing: The Aftermath of the Democrats’ ‘Crushing Defeat’

The gentlest way to describe the outcome of the 2024 presidential election is that the Right secured a “decisive victory”—winning control not only of the White House, but both chambers of Congress as well. That means the Left has experienced a “crushing defeat.”

Atsuko Mochizuki
November 23, 2024

Events, media, News and Opinion, Political Science

The True Intentions Behind President Trump’s Vision for America

In the wake of a turbulent political era, President Donald J. Trump’s reelection signifies more than just a victory for his supporters; it marks a pivotal moment for America’s moral and ethical recalibration.

Atsuko Mochizuki
November 23, 2024

Events, media, News and Opinion, Political Science

The Settlement Project Statement on the November 5, 2024 Presidential and Down-Ballot Election

The Settlement Project celebrates the outcome of the 2024 United States presidential and congressional elections. We call it good for both America and the world that Donald J. Trump was duly elected as the 47th President of the United States, and that his tenure will benefit from supportive gains in Congress.

Albano Beqollari
November 9, 2024

Events, media, News and Opinion, Political Science

After the Debate: Time to Steel Ourselves. Hard Work Still Lies Ahead

We’ve all had hard days. We often wake up and wish we were farther along than we find ourselves to be, wish the road ahead looked smoother, wish for even a few moments to relax.

Albano Beqollari
September 13, 2024

media, News and Opinion, Political Science

The Sudden Real Danger to the Trump Campaign

The ouster of incumbent President Joe Biden from the Democratic Party ticket by the party’s overlords — the Obamas, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and others — may not have seemed kind, but power is power. Winning is winning. And what must be done, must be done.

Atsuko Mochizuki
August 23, 2024

News and Opinion, Political Science, Religion and Spirituality

Your God-Given Right to Have Your Vote Count

Human history is full of stories about people stealing from others. Cain stole Abel’s life, slavery steals people’s freedoms, and unjust taxation steals your hard-earned property. And, in today’s America, we have a new form of theft: that of your God-given right to have your vote count.