Article • November 3, 2022
Welcoming Fascists Into Italy’s New Government?
Feature • May 1, 2008
The World’s First Oil-Free Economy!
An overlooked nook on our planet that may offer some smart lessons on how to cultivate the energy we need.
Article • June 19, 2016
Canada Votes to Make National Anthem Gender Neutral
Changing ideals are leading to the destruction of national symbols.
From the book: Australia—Where to Now?
Chapter 3: Trailing Behind the Trend
Article • August 12, 2014
Russian Military to Acquire 200 New Aircraft, 50 New Naval Vessels by Year’s End
Article • October 2, 2018
How Secure Are the World’s Food Supplies?
The next wave of mass famines will be the most destructive of all time.
Article • March 20, 2019
Utrecht Tram Shooting: Netherlands Unable to Escape the Violence
Violent murders are spreading through nations around the world. The Netherlands is the latest victim.
Article • May 26, 2025
President Trump Confronts South African President About White Genocide
Is the rainbow nation entering phase two of a two-phase revolution?
Feature • April 1, 2007
A New Dictator
Feature • June 1, 2008
Are You Watching the Food Riots?
Global civil unrest over skyrocketing food prices gives us an unpleasant glimpse at what human nature can do.
Article • September 7, 2020
The British Museum Bows to Black Lives Matter
The museum pushes its founder off his pedestal—literally.
Article • November 30, 2021
Barbados: The Next Commonwealth Domino to Fall
Will more commonwealth nations reject the British monarchy?
Article • January 23, 2015
Will Saudi Arabia’s New King Be Pro-American?
Article • November 23, 2015
Mattel Casts Little Boy in New Barbie Commercial
It’s more than a marketing scheme.
Article • October 22, 2017
Week in Review: Failed Independence Bids in Iraq and Spain, China’s New Maoism, Europe vs. Iran, and More
Article • June 13, 2025
China Secures Control of New Rare Earth Mines in Myanmar
Article • June 21, 2024
Russia Tests New Hypersonic Nuclear Missile Submarine
Article • December 26, 2025
A New Crusade in Nigeria?
Article • December 30, 2005
U.S., UK Face Massive Trade Deficits
For some nations, the problem keeps getting worse. But it is putting certain other nations—including Germany and China—in a superb long-term economic position.
Article • April 10, 2006
Immigration Sparks a Great Debate
It is a scaldingly hot topic in just about every Western nation today: How much does immigration help or hurt a society? What sorts of restrictions should be placed upon it, and how are they to be enforced?
Article • October 25, 2005
The Trouble With Immigration: Economic Effects
Foreigners can bring more than just their luggage. The economic strain that a profusion of immigrants—legal and illegal—can create on a host country can be considerable.
Article • May 2, 2006
The High Cost of Immigration
Conflict is brewing over the future of immigrants in the United States. The outcome of the crisis has already been determined.
Article • July 13, 2007
The Feared Foreign Corporate Invasion Has Begun
China is now diversifying its reserves away from the dollar. As a result, the dollar is weakening, and foreigners are scooping up American assets.
Article • August 4, 2020
Is China Freedom’s Greatest Threat?
America was naive to ally with a Communist dictatorship.
