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KPop Demon Hunters didn’t just break records — it rewrote the rules of global entertainment, turning a neon-drenched, demon-slaying K-pop musical into Netflix’s most-watched title ever and an accidental box office champion, all while proving that catchy songs, cross-cultural swagger, and fandom-fueled virality can outmuscle billion-dollar franchises. What began as a risky Sony-Pictures-turned-Netflix gamble — a $125 million animated fever dream blending Korean idol culture with shamanic fantasy — exploded far beyond algorithms and streaming stats: its soundtrack dominated Billboard with four Top 10 hits (including a #1 anthem, “Golden”), its characters sparked global cosplay and TikTok dance riots, and its surprise sing-along theatrical run outgrossed Hollywood’s latest releases despite being “already on Netflix.”… Read more

“Overcapacity” has become a geopolitical buzzword, particularly when Western nations, led by the United States, accuse China of flooding the global market with excess industrial production. But beneath the headlines lies a deeper question: Is this term applied fairly, or is it selectively used as a tool for economic leverage? 1. Setting the Scene: What Is “Overcapacity”? “Overcapacity” typically refers to a country or company’s production abilities that exceed its domestic demand—forcing excess supply onto global markets, often at subsidized prices.… Read more

America’s national debt is no longer a distant concern debated solely in the halls of Congress or among ivory-tower economists. It is an immediate and mounting crisis with far-reaching effects already rippling through households, job markets, and investment portfolios across the country. Once considered a long-term theoretical issue, the consequences of unchecked borrowing have begun to materialize in the daily lives of ordinary Americans—affecting everything from mortgage rates to retirement security.As… Read more

On May 28, 2025, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that the United States will begin revoking visas of select Chinese students, particularly those studying in “critical fields” or with connections to the Chinese Communist Party. This move, under President Donald Trump’s administration, is part of a broader effort to scrutinize U.S.-China academic ties due to national security concerns. The crackdown comes amid increasing Republican criticism of Chinese access to U.S.… Read more