Toronto Mass Shooter Kills Two, Wounds 13
Toronto experiences its second mass murder in three months. Why?
Japan: A New Leader in Global Trade
As America pulls back, Japan is filling a major economic void.
The Philippines Surrenders to China
If you can’t beat them, join them.
China’s Military ‘More Than Just Catching Up’
New Chinese military hardware remarkably more advanced
U.S. Stocks Suffer Worst Day in Six Years
Market jitters are a harbinger of things to come.
U.S. to Borrow Nearly $1 Trillion in 2018
Will additional debt make America great again?
NAFTA on the Brink of Cancellation
Failing North American Free Trade Agreement renegotiations are the latest example of America coming into conflict with its largest trading partners.
Britain’s Largest Warship Ever: Big Asset or Big Embarrassment?
Bigger doesn’t always mean better.
Will God Respond to America’s National Day of Prayer?
He has done so many times in the nation’s history.
China, India End Border Standoff Ahead of BRICS Summit
While the world feared war, the Trumpet told you hostilities would end.
Canada’s Economy on the Verge of Collapse
Don’t believe what most economists say. The economy is not rebounding.
Japan Uses G-20 to Improve Relations With China, Russia
Tokyo is burying the hatchet with old enemies, but it comes at a cost.
Transgenderism Cemented Into Canadian Law
The message is clear: Accept it or else.
Illinois on the Verge of Bankruptcy
‘We’re like a banana republic. We can’t manage our money.’
U.S. Imposes Tariffs on Canadian Lumber
President Trump follows through on trade-related threats against a close trading partner.
