Article • October 27, 2023
Mike Johnson Elected House Speaker
Article • May 20, 2020
Why Socialists in America Are Excited
Surveying the masses of self-quarantined needy, they don’t see calamity, but phenomenal opportunity.
Article • February 22, 2023
From Feminism to Transsexualism
Why the progressive agenda is not new and not progressive
Article • April 14, 2010
How Russia Outmaneuvered America
The fascinating power politics behind an overlooked coup in Central Asia
Feature • June 27, 2025
Britain’s Out-of-Control Spending, Funding Planned Parenthood, Military Space Race
Feature • May 1, 2010
How Russia Outmaneuvered America
The fascinating power politics behind an overlooked coup in Central Asia
Article • August 22, 2012
The Shockingly Rapid Radicalization of Egypt
Mohammed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood are overseeing a brutal transformation of the Middle East’s most powerful Arab nation.
Article • March 6, 2013
Dow Jones Smashes Record: Now What?
Is this the end of the ‘Lost Decade,’ or a bubble to end all bubbles?
Article • December 25, 2015
Do Not Ignore Saudi Arabia’s Islamic Military Alliance
Saudi Arabia’s latest coalition, however ridiculous and impractical it might appear, foreshadows dramatic developments awaiting the Middle East.
Article • January 23, 2019
Pentagon: ‘Rising Chinese Military Has Taiwan in Its Crosshairs’
China is ‘on the verge of fielding some of the most modern weapon systems in the world. In some areas, it already leads the world.’
Article • August 15, 2018
The End of the United States-Turkey Alliance?
A struggle over an American pastor reveals the new reality of Turkish-American relations.
Article • December 7, 2018
A Future Without Chancellor Merkel
Angela Merkel’s era is coming to an end. But the new party leadership has left Germany’s Christian Democrats terribly divided.
Article • March 12, 2020
Can Italy’s Far Right Exploit the Coronavirus Crisis?
Italy’s fragile government may see its final blow and the rise of a prophesied strong leader.
Feature • September 1, 2002
A Growing Problem
Article • April 5, 2021
Democrats’ Radical Environmentalism Is a Trojan Horse for Totalitarian Government
If you think the Green New Deal is about saving the planet, you have been duped.
Article • May 30, 2024
The Trump Tide Is Rising Again
‘There is a tide in the affairs of men, which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune.’
Article • June 23, 2026
Brexit Plus Ten Years Equals Six PMs
No prime minister can save the United Kingdom.
Feature • February 1, 2015
What Happens When You Take the UK out of the EU?
Britain is closer than ever to cutting ties with the European Union. What will Europe look like once the British are gone?
Feature • February 1, 2001
Death Stands at Attention
Although, since the close of the cold war, it has not been politically correct to draw attention to it, the nuclear doomsday clock continues to tick. Today, while America sleeps, European military aspirations reawaken. Will the U.S. soon face a new nuclear opponent?
Feature • May 1, 2001
At the Crossroads
After the Cold War ended, the world entered a tumultuous decade—one that forged the foundation for the breakup of old alliances and the establishment of a new order. What form will the new order take? What risks will it pose for the U.S. in its perceived role as the world’s policeman?
Feature • January 1, 2014
How Did Family Get So Complicated?
Finally, the solution to our family problems is … childlessness?
Feature • April 1, 2019
WorldWatch
Feature • January 1, 2026
WorldWatch
Article • October 3, 2018
Angela Merkel’s Whirlwind Summer Holidays
Germany is forging new relations with countries across the Middle East. Why?
