Mao’s ‘magic weapon’: Hegseth just exposed 80 rebranded Chinese cells on campus

The Pentagon recently designated China’s Confucius Institutes as national security threats. The Department of War’s decision is the right one, but more work remains to combat the Chinese Communist Party’s extensive influence on American…
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