Death by a Thousand Cuts
From a simple cost-benefit perspective, even failed terrorist attacks are spectacularly successful at draining America economically.
A One-Way Trip to Mars
The catch to the Mars One project
China to Dig a Canal Through Nicaragua?
It’s either the biggest megaproject Latin America has seen in over a century, or the largest political ploy in the continent’s history.
John Paul II Months From Sainthood
One of history’s most influential and pivotal popes may be accomplishing his greatest works from the grave—but not in the way the Vatican claims.
Time to Learn Mandarin?
As the U.S. decline accelerates, Chinese firms are gobbling up the country’s real estate, farming, energy resources and more.
What Happens When You Give In to the Kremlin?
Answer: Nuclear saber-rattling
Will the Taiwan-Philippines Dispute Unite Taiwan With China?
The skirmish between Taiwan and the Philippines could push Taipei away from the U.S. and into Beijing’s eager arms—fulfilling a long-awaited geopolitical prediction.
Mission to Mars Becomes Most Desired Job in History
What’s behind mankind’s deep-rooted urge to explore and push beyond what is known?
Beijing Says Okinawa May Belong to China
Will the claim persuade Japan to cede less important territory to China?
Russia Builds Up, U.S. Tears Down
Are the nuclear scales tipping in Moscow’s favor?
Is Berlin Ready to Rearm?
Langley Intelligence Group says yes, and Bible prophecy agrees.
Moscow Fuming Over U.S.-Georgia Military Drill
What will come of the rising tensions in the Black Sea region?
Is the Korean War Back On?
During the last week, North Korea’s behavior veered into unprecedented territories of outlandishness. What’s next?
Number of Americans Receiving Food Stamps Hits New High
The government says the more people are on the program, the stronger the the nation becomes. Is that true?
Germany to Boost Support for Syrian Rebels
Berlin wants Assad out, and also aims to establish some control over the rebel groups that oppose him.
Venezuela: What’s Ahead After the Death of Hugo Chávez
The death of the president leaves the door open for Venezuela to draw much closer to the Europe-based Holy Roman Empire.
Profits Over Patriotism
The quiet response by American victims of Chinese cyberattacks is a frighteningly short-sighted strategy.
The ‘Someday’ of Solar Power
Economic constraints and national rivalries discourage our world from using clean energy. But that’s about to change.
Rise of the Hawks
China’s ascendency is making the neighbors nervous—and spawning a resurgence of nationalism throughout Northeast Asia.
Investigation Proves China’s Army Is Hacking the U.S.
In light of this staggering evidence, will the United States finally stand up against these acts of war?
China Eclipses U.S. in World Trade
Does this mean the yuan will soon depose the dollar?
