Article • December 14, 2015
The Force Awakens: Thousands of New Converts Join the Church of Jediism
The latest Star Wars installment generates intense interest in Jedi religion.
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 • 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.
Article • April 6, 2023
U.S. Pushing New Iran Nuclear Deal
Article • October 26, 2022
New York Judge Throws Out Vaccine Mandate
Article • November 2, 2022
Record Inflation Sets Stage for a New Euro Crisis
Article • March 26, 2013
New Chinese President Honors Russia With His First International Trip
Article • May 2, 2013
Israel, Palestinians Turning to a New Peace Broker
Article • November 30, 2021
Barbados: The Next Commonwealth Domino to Fall
Will more commonwealth nations reject the British monarchy?
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 • August 25, 2025
Feeling the Squeeze: Australia’s Rental Emergency
Is there a way out for Australians caught in the grip of a deepening rental crisis?
Article • April 30, 2012
Herbert W. Armstrong’s Private Meeting at the Pentagon
Reuniting with longtime friend Verne Orr, secretary of the Air Force
Article • August 15, 2005
Remembering VJ Day
Sixty years ago, on August 14, 1945, Japanese forces capitulated to the Western Allies, bringing an end to the greatest war in mankind’s history, World War II. Do we remember this history? Events today suggest that we do not, and at our own peril.
Article • November 3, 2022
Welcoming Fascists Into Italy’s New Government?
Article • January 1, 2026
Xi Jinping rings in New Year with renewed vow to conquer Taiwan
Article • June 30, 2011
New report: Islamists leading rebellion in Libya
Feature • November 1, 1998
The EU’s new prize
Article • June 7, 2017
Germany the New ‘Moral Superpower’ and an Air Base in Jordan
Germany has been named the ‘moral superpower’ of the world, even as it inches ever closer to Jerusalem.
Article • December 6, 2022
Introducing Europe’s New Eastern Superpower?
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.
