Article • August 24, 2013
Herbert W. Armstrong’s History With King Saud
Early foundation laid for gospel message delivery to Saudi Arabia
Feature • January 26, 2023
Jeremiah Builds a Kingdom
An inspiring glimpse at a godly system built by one man
Feature • July 2, 2021
It’s a Woman’s World
Many believe more women in power will solve society’s problems. But let’s look at the facts.
Article • June 1, 2009
Britain: No Time for Family
Article • January 20, 2026
Last British warship leaves the Middle East
Let the Stones Speak Radio Episode • December 22, 2025
Revealed: A 2,700-Year-Old Depiction of Jerusalem and King Hezekiah (Exclusive Interview)
Around 170 years ago, British archaeologist Sir Austin Henry Layard excavated much of Assyrian King Sennacherib’s palace in ancient Nineveh. In the royal throne room, there stood a stunning 3-meter-high carving of a majestic city that was utterly unique in all of Sennacherib’s reliefs. Atop the tallest tower in the city was one individual holding up a royal standard. Could this be a depiction of ancient Jerusalem and could the lone figure be Judah’s King Hezekiah, of whom Sennacherib boasted that he besieged as a “bird in a cage.”
Article • July 9, 2017
This Week: Five Events You Need to Know (July 9)
The rise of Hezbollah, leftist violence, alpha females and more
Article • December 26, 2007
Blair Goes Catholic
Britain’s response, or lack thereof, to its former prime minister’s conversion shows just how much Britons have lost touch with history.
Article • April 4, 2018
Family Distress Correlates to Overdose Epidemic
Americans in counties with more broken homes are more likely to die from drug use.
Feature • February 1, 2007
Behind the Work
Feature • May 1, 2026
Where Are the Mommies?
Article • July 8, 2010
Canada’s Housing Bubble About to Pop?
With sales volume drying up, which way will prices go?
Article • June 17, 2014
India Dedicates New Russian-Made Aircraft Carrier
Another sign of India tilting away from the West and toward Eastern powers
Article • February 23, 2010
Could Britain Beat Argentina?
The Falklands row highlights the shocking state of Britain’s armed forces.
Article • September 5, 2015
Where the Breakdown in Family Is Leading Us
No society can survive the destruction of the God-ordained institution of family.
Article • May 12, 2021
Society Has Become Effeminate
Many believe more women in power will solve society’s problems. But let’s look at the facts.
Article • August 11, 2005
Family Dinner: The Most Important Meal of the Day
Once a widespread tradition, eating dinner together as a family is becoming more and more rare. Studies now show what a loss this is.
Feature • March 1, 2017
Who Was Antiochus Epiphanes?
Barack Obama’s treatment of Israel hearkens back to one of Jewish history’s most ruthless anti-Semites.
Feature • January 1, 2007
Family Breakdown in Britain
Article • September 20, 2009
British don’t know Churchill and want to forget Thatcher
Feature • August 29, 2025
Europe Threatens Iran—Iran Claps Back
Article • August 13, 2019
Iconic British Shipyard Goes Insolvent
The troubles of Harland and Wolff are deeply symbolic of a navy in decline.
Article • February 12, 2026
The Dark Side of Canada’s Transgender Embrace
The nation’s worst mass shooting in 30 years
Article • August 26, 2012
Personnel Shortage Places Britain’s Nuclear Deterrent at Risk
