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Ben Solis, Staff Writer at AMAC

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Ben Solis

Staff Writer

AMAC Staff Writing since 2022

327

Articles published

4

Years with AMAC

5

Topics covered

Oct 6, 2026

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327 articles

Politics

Taxpayers Foot Billion-Dollar Bill for Smithsonian’s Anti-American Rewrite

Federal funding for the Smithsonian rose from $960 million in 2019 to $1.24 billion in 2024, even as its director calls history "a prime tool of social justice."

Aug 15, 2026

National Security

Trump Moves to Stop China’s Robot Invasion

The Trump administration is taking action to stop the import of potentially dangerous new Chinese robots and robotic devices.

Aug 11, 2026

Politics

Trump’s Border Victory Is an Affordability Victory

Trump's border enforcement hit 15 months of zero releases, easing pressure on housing, jobs, and services—delivering real affordability gains for Americans.

Aug 8, 2026

National Security

Al-Qaeda Finds Safe Haven as the Taliban Escapes Isolation

Nearly five years after the last American troops left Afghanistan, al-Qaeda is again finding both sanctuary in the country and an audience far beyond it.

Jul 30, 2026

National Security

Trump Sanctions Strike at Heart of Cuba’s Communist Regime

A new State Department report says a military-run conglomerate called GAESA controls 40 percent or more of Cuba's economy, and Trump's sanctions now target it directly.

Jul 29, 2026

National Security

China Moves to Exploit America’s Data Center Backlash

As debate over AI data centers grows, concerns are mounting that China is exploiting legitimate local opposition to slow America's technological progress and strategic advantage.

Jul 24, 2026

National Security

Colombia Joins Latin America’s Conservative Revival

Colombia’s presidential election signals a broader conservative shift across Latin America, with voters embracing security, economic reform, and traditional values after years of leftist leadership.

Jul 22, 2026

Economy

Trump’s Steel Renaissance Powers America’s Manufacturing Comeback

The American steel industry is rebounding, but long-term growth depends on reliable, affordable energy to power manufacturing and strengthen U.S.

Jul 21, 2026

Politics

Xi Jinping Edges China Toward North Korea-Style Rule

Xi Jinping is steadily dismantling long-standing Communist Party norms, consolidating personal authority through ideological control, loyalist appointments, and institutional reforms that increasingly center power around one leader.

Jul 16, 2026

Economy

How Trump’s Fracking Bet Is Paying Off in Iran

The article argues that America’s fracking boom strengthened U.S. energy independence, lowered energy costs, and gave the Trump administration greater geopolitical flexibility during tensions with Iran.

Jul 15, 2026

National Security

Biggest Threat to China’s Growing Power? No One Wants to Get Married

China’s marriage and birth rates continue to fall despite government incentives, highlighting a deepening demographic crisis with major economic, cultural, and political consequences.

Jun 27, 2026

National Security

Why Beijing Is Sweating the Farm Bill

As Congress debates the 2026 Farm Bill, a little-known national security issue has emerged: preventing China and other foreign adversaries from purchasing American farmland and strategically located agricultural assets.

Jun 26, 2026