Editors' Picks

Sisi’s attempt to stabilize a volatile region is failing.

Political trends in Europe right now are tracking remarkably close to the Bible’s prophecies.

Fuel shipments into the rogue nation show that Moscow and Beijing are still keeping the Kim regime afloat.

Wildfires have scorched Southern California this week, and they aren’t letting up.

Almost half of UK children are born to unmarried parents.

As united Jerusalem turns 50, we ask: Will it make it to 51?

Europe has a history of authoritarian leadership. The crises plaguing the Continent today will result in the strongest strongman of all.

Preschool children in the United Kingdom spend eight hours a week online.

‘It’s called Islamism. They will invade Europe. I saw the hordes coming from the West to the East.’

The Islamic Republic of Iran is beginning to target Europe with the same aggressive rhetoric that it typically reserves for the United States.

Accomplishment without humility quickly ends in ruin

Why thousands ran from nothing, in the heart of London

Proper parental discipline of children, including spanking, is not child abuse.

Sex scandals highlight a massive problem—but we can’t solve it unless we correctly define it.

Germany is helping its Middle Eastern partner become one of the world’s largest weapons manufacturers.

Germany has a new solution for its election problems, while major news outlets say there’s nothing to worry about. Is everything fine in Germany?

It’s a dramatic shift in world affairs. And it won’t end well.

‘Iran is targeting all of us.’

Britain is planning to present the Islamic Republic with a ‘goodwill offering.’

Pax Americana is coming to an end—and not because the Pentagon’s budget is too small.

‘Tis the season … to get into more credit card debt.

Every autumn, American families gather to celebrate Thanksgiving Day. Yet, it seems most have forgotten its true meaning. What should Thanksgiving mean to us?

A newly developing axis of two Asian giants is changing the world order. We have been forecasting the development of this unlikely partnership for over half a century.