Article • September 11, 2017
New Royal Navy ‘Frigate’ Is Undersized, Underpowered
Britain is building new warships, but will they make its Navy more powerful, or less?
Article • August 26, 2015
Fear Index Explodes as World Careens Toward Global Market Meltdown
But don’t worry. The experts say it will be alright.
Article • March 21, 2019
Yellow Vest Protests Continue as Europeans Burn for New Leadership
Current leaders in France and beyond face unrelenting resistance in the streets.
Feature • April 1, 2013
America’s New Best Friend
Article • October 20, 2025
Coup in Madagascar
Key of David Program • February 21, 2025
Germany Is Seeking a New Charlemagne
Germany has risen from the ashes of World War II to dominate Europe. But to resurrect the Holy Roman Empire and become a real global superpower, Germany needs a strong leader—a new Charlemagne. Prove that Germany is now seeking a new Charlemagne that will provoke world war.
Article • May 28, 2025
How Germany Weaponizes Holocaust Remembrance Against Israel
The German people found a new moral obligation to criticize Israel.
Article • September 26, 2008
World Overlooks Ahmadinejad Rant
The Iranian president makes outrageous statements while the world looks the other way.
Article • March 12, 2017
Iran Is Pushing the World Toward World War III
Article • October 2, 2020
New Senate Report Reveals Biden Family Business Corruption
Politicians are enriching themselves at the expense of the nation.
Article • February 17, 2016
Former German Vice Chancellor Expects Global Chaos and War
How many other German leaders think like Joschka Fischer?
Feature • September 1, 2016
Turkey Enters a Dark New Age
What the failed coup reveals about Turkey’s once secular state
Article • March 29, 2021
The New Suez Crisis
Article • November 12, 2007
Poland Draws Closer to Germany, EU
Poland’s new prime minister is determined to mend relations with Berlin—even if it means accepting Germany as a victim of World War II.
Article • January 6, 2016
How the World Changed in 2015 in Asia
For Russia and China, it was a year of bold moves.
Article • May 14, 2008
Lebanon Falls, the World Yawns
Iran has strangled Lebanon to fortify its position on Israel’s north—and will face no consequences.
Feature • November 1, 1999
Can the Blind Lead …?
Some claim we’ve never had it better. Others see doom around the corner. What is the true state of the world as we rush towards the end of one century into another?
Article • August 18, 2020
75 Years After Its Founding, the UN Proves Itself a Failure
Article • April 7, 2017
Russia and China Finding Ways to Avoid the U.S. Dollar
It is becoming easier to imagine the coming post-American financial order.
Feature • January 1, 2010
The Fall That Changed the World
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • April 17, 2020
Just Making It Up as We Go
Article • November 1, 2024
Khamenei Orders Another Attack on Israel
Article • January 9, 2019
Our New Free Book Can Bring Sanity to Your Family Life
Article • September 5, 2025
A ‘New Chapter’ in Franco-German Cooperation
Article • April 14, 2021
Record U.S. and EU Coal Plant Closures Offset by Record Openings in China
Despite China’s promises under the Paris Agreement to transition away from coal, it started more coal plants in 2020 than the rest of the planet retired. And the nation isn’t slowing down.
