Article • May 21, 2018
Barack Obama’s Spy Ring
Just the Best Literature Radio Episode • December 4, 2023
There Is Always Time For Polo
Host Dennis Leap finishes his discussion of Chapter 9 “Education at Bangalore” with Winston’s treatise on polo’s popularity with the British troops and the Indian populace. Polo games in India were high cultural events with parades of elephants and British royal regalia. Of course, Winston was most excited about his polo team defeating the highest-ranking Indian team. The ultimate takeaway from this chapter is true education involves books, classes, quality social occasions and challenging athletic events.
Article • May 20, 2015
Canadian Police Arrest 10 Youths for Trying to Join the Islamic State
Article • December 4, 2025
Colossal Chinese consulate in London?
Article • October 15, 2015
Cutting Off East Jerusalem, Britain’s Shrinking Military, the Elijah Prophecy, and More
From the book: Ezekiel—The End-Time Prophet
Chapter 11: Ezekiel’s Call for Urgency
Article • April 2, 2009
Protesters Descend on London
Feature • May 1, 2000
Welcoming the Queen
Article • May 7, 2009
Redefining ‘Family Time’
Want to get to know your family better? Shun selfishness, embrace selflessness.
From the book: The Former Prophets: How to Become a King
Chapter 6: David: A King After God’s Own Heart
From the book: The Epistle of James
Chapter 1: A Message to the Exiles
From the book: How God Values Music
Chapter 4: Music of the First and Second Temple Periods
Article • December 29, 2021
A Canadian Nightmare at the Museum
Canada cannibalizes its own history to the extreme.
Feature • October 1, 2010
Biblical Family—Our Most Noble Institution
Homosexuality destroys that vision, which is man’s only hope.
Article • May 4, 2013
Some of Berlin’s Finest Grace Armstrong Auditorium
One of the world’s premiere quintets from one of the world’s premiere cultural cities caps off Armstrong Auditorium’s concert season.
Feature • September 1, 2004
Black Gold
It’s true: Oil does make the world go round. Worldwide petroleum demand is growing. Trouble is, supplies are maxed out, and disruptions to the supply are likelier than ever.
Feature • April 28, 2026
Saluting and Safeguarding Family
Article • December 30, 2016
Is the European Family Breaking Apart?
With the euro crisis, the Russian threat, the refugee crisis and Brexit, many leading European politicians are expressing doubt in the continuity of the EU. Did the dream of the United States of Europe fail?
Article • March 4, 2026
European militaries move to Cyprus
Feature • August 1, 2012
London: Look Beyond the Olympic Lights
England’s majestic capital isn’t what it seems.
Article • June 23, 2020
Be Not Afraid
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • April 5, 2017
The Sacrifice Made for Freedom
Britain’s Royal Navy is “being cut to the bone,” Con Coughlin wrote this week. Now 73 years on from D-Day, the greatest amphibious landing in history, many experts question if Britain’s Navy will ever again be capable of even making an amphibious landing. The great defenders of the free world, chiefly Britain and America, are no longer able or willing to pay the price to defend freedom. On today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show, we look back at the enormous sacrifice thousands of young men paid on D-Day, and then examine how the freedoms they fought for are in jeopardy today.
Article • March 26, 2026
Germany fills in for British NATO command
