Article • September 21, 2008
The Weekend Web
How close the U.S. came to economic Armageddon, and its impact on Europe. Plus, did wartime Pope Pius XII really attempt to save Jews?
Feature • October 1, 2007
The Cities of the Future
Prepare to be inspired by these imminent advancements in urban living!
Feature • March 6, 2019
Forging a Superpower
German industry is building the machinery for world war—again.
Feature • October 1, 2013
A Secret Tunnel
Article • March 5, 2008
Violent Outbursts Plague Jerusalem
Palestinian protests have plagued the City of Peace this week; the underlying animosity could explode in the near future.
Article • October 31, 2012
The Aftermath of a History-Making Storm
Has America learned the biggest lesson from superstorm Sandy?
Feature • October 1, 2013
The City’s Earliest Inscriptions
From the book: The King of the South
Chapter 1: The King of the South
Trumpet Daily Program • August 11, 2012
God’s Family in Caesarea
When you walk through the ruins of what used to be the Roman city of Caesarea, you can sense that during the days of Jesus Christ and the first century Church, this city must have been one of the most splendid and modern harbor towns in all the world. In this program Stephen Flurry recounts the history of the first century Church in Caesarea.
Feature • June 1, 2008
The Rise of China and America’s Day of Reckoning
Current headlines confirm the pinpoint accuracy of a 40-year-old prophecy.
Article • May 3, 2009
The Weekend Web
“Tanks, but no tanks,” says Britain. Plus, as California goes, so goes the nation.
From the book: He Was Right
Our Financial 9/11 Was Prophesied!
Article • July 7, 2011
Monster Monsoon Dust Storm Sweeps Phoenix
Article • September 4, 2016
Meet Iran’s United Shia Liberation Army
The Persian foreign legion set to bring ‘freedom’ to the Middle East
Article • May 28, 2018
What Went Wrong With North Korea Peace Efforts?
China poses ‘a threat many times greater’ than North Korea—and benefits from North Korea’s unpredictability.
Article • January 26, 2006
Why Iran Can Afford to Be So Bold
Is Iran crazy, or canny? Before you answer, consider the ace it has up its sleeve.
Article • April 28, 2020
U.S. Adds Trillions to Debt
In a matter of weeks, the U.S. has passed trillions of dollars’ worth of stimulus packages—and more are on the way.
Article • January 8, 2018
Germany Quietly Working to Unite European Militaries
The Germans have already begun training their officers to lead a European military.
Article • January 17, 2019
You’re on File: China Building Huge Espionage Database on Americans
‘They’re building an organized database of stolen information that they can use to beat us economically and militarily in the long term.’
Article • June 22, 2020
China and India: Two Nuclear Powers Clash—With Sticks and Stones
Recent bloodshed has stained Sino-Indian relations—but for how long?
Article • March 12, 2021
To Snuff Out the Fourth Reich, Berlin Is Helping Create It
In defense of democracy, the German government is taking anti-democratic measures.
Article • January 26, 2011
An Advance Peek at Two Fulfilled Prophecies
Europe is troubled by Asia’s surge—even as it broadens their economic relationship.
Article • February 22, 2011
New Zealand: Struck by Worst National Disaster Ever?
Feature • September 1, 2005
Can People of All Religions Be Saved?
“God is going to save Christians, Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus, Catholics, Protestants, Jews—all religious people. But God is going to do it His way and according to His time frame.” Is that true?
Article • October 5, 2021
A Tale of Two Cities and COVID-19
How trips to Capitol Hill and New York City taught me a lot about God and America
