Article • December 8, 2020

Senior Trump administration officials are starting to realize that China poses one of the most significant threats to the United States.


From the book: Australia—Where to Now?


From the book: Australia—Where to Now?


Article • December 25, 2008

Following in the footsteps of the U.S.


Article • October 25, 2013

The phony outrage from Europe’s leaders is the least of America’s problems.


Feature • January 1, 2019

How you can be protected from the impending nuclear nightmare


Article • December 19, 2016

A look at the optimism of Britain’s vindicated euroskeptics


Feature • October 1, 2020


Article • July 22, 2021

An orchestrated assault to overwhelm America’s political system


Just the Best Literature Radio Episode • November 8, 2021

Host Dennis Leap with special guest Grant Turgeon discuss chapters 5 through 9 of Melville’s timeless classic Moby Dick, which give the history of America’s once great whaling capitals, New Bedford and Nantucket.


Music for Life Radio Episode • November 16, 2015

In this episode, we discuss the Mozart Orchestra of New York, conductor Gerard Schwarz and their program of the last three Mozart Symphonies that they will perform at Armstrong Auditorium in Edmond, Oklahoma — Thursday, Nov. 19.


Article • February 12, 2008

Incompetence justifies concealment, the lie is part of business strategy, cowardice is celebrated over courage, common sense is sacrificed on the altar of political correctness. What is the world coming to?


Feature • March 1, 2013

It’s a booming business, and it is bringing our nation down—one click at a time.


Article • September 17, 2014

Scottish independence could very well mean the end of the Union Jack—a symbol that tells an amazing story. What is that story, and is it important?


Article • December 20, 2018

Communist Black First Land First President Mngxitama to cheering crowd: ‘We’ll kill anything.’


Just the Best Literature Radio Episode • July 15, 2024

In this special hourlong episode, Dennis Leap discusses the significance of Chapter 4 in Candice Millard’s Hero of the Empire. After licking his wounds from losing the election in Oldham, Winston Churchill renews his desire to become a great politician by finding a new war to build his reputation. This chapter is a great introduction to the Boer War.



Trumpet Bookshelf Radio Episode • December 31, 2021

New Year’s is a time of wild celebration. But what is the point?


Live by Every Word Radio Episode • May 20, 2019

Christ has promised a new marriage covenant with His people. Now is the time to prepare.


Article • December 28, 2018

China is rising to conquer the world through technology, and an American arrest warrant has gotten in its way.


Article • September 29, 2021

The fundamentally different legacies of two empires that ruled the world


Feature • January 1, 2010


Article • May 17, 2011

The world’s biggest banks are sobering up to an inescapable reality. Should you?


Article • July 2, 2020

The only evidence of collusion found in General Flynn’s phone calls was between the Obama administration and anti-Israel forces at the United Nations.


Feature • June 1, 2004

How YOU can be protected from the impending nuclear nightmare