Feature • March 1, 2017
SocietyWatch
Article • June 5, 2018
Antifa and Patriot Prayer Clash in Portland
Brawls break out between radical leftists and a group of conservatives in Portland, Oregon.
Article • January 17, 2023
Police Union: 62 Officers Killed in 2022
Article • March 3, 2008
Hamas Children’s TV: Eat the Danes
Assud, a giant rabbit mascot with a ravenous appetite, continues Hamas’s tradition of injecting hatred of the West into Palestinian children.
Feature • February 1, 2005
China in U.S. Backyard
Article • April 2, 2026
Is Another Balkan War Brewing?
Article • October 29, 2019
One Simple Thing to Remember About Brexit
Article • March 8, 2023
Europe: America’s Puppet?
Article • December 1, 2025
X’s New Feature Shows Russia Turning Americans Against Americans
Article • August 8, 2005
America Losing Foothold in Central Asia
Rising anti-Americanism could soon lead to the eviction of the U.S. military from strategically important Central Asia—a move that would handicap America’s military goals.
Article • June 1, 2007
Al Hurra: Handing the Enemy Another Knife
This American taxpayer-funded network is a weapon for anti-Americanism.
Article • June 27, 2007
Exxon, Conoco Abandon Oil Projects in Eastern Venezuela
Two huge American companies will leave lucrative oil projects in Venezuela, a victory for Hugo Chavez.
Article • November 8, 2012
Syrian Crisis Solution: Britain Suggests Safe Exit for Assad
Article • February 25, 2019
Haitians: ‘Down With Americans, Long Live Putin!’
Anti-American sentiment is raging just 700 miles offshore.
Article • November 18, 2005
U.S.-South American Relations Poisoned
President Bush’s recent trip to South America provided ample evidence that this continent’s future alliances do not lie with the United States.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • October 14, 2016
Iran’s Play for the Red Sea
This week, Iranian backed rebels based in Yemen fired sophisticated anti-ship missiles at United States ships in the Red Sea. While most commentators are focussing on the United States response, Middle East correspondent Brent Nagtegaal focusses today’s program on Iran’s strategy in the Red Sea.
Feature • August 1, 2006
Latin America Swings Left
The United States’ southern neighbors are installing unfriendly leftist governments. Should Washington even give it a second thought?
Feature • May 1, 2004
The Spanish Connection
Islamist extremism struck another cowardly blow in March. This time the target was civilians on board a train in Madrid. Why this attack on European soil? Why Spain—why Madrid?
Article • June 19, 2020
Communist Infiltration: BLM and Antifa
These movements have deep roots in America, and they are seeking to destroy the nation.
Article • April 20, 2022
The Incredible Shrinking Navy
Joe Biden may be increasing American defense spending, but not enough to save the U.S. Navy.
Article • December 8, 2005
The Frightening Face of Middle East Democracy
Hot after the freest elections in modern Egyptian history, already the ugliness of Egyptian democracy is rearing up.
Article • February 12, 2007
The Week in Review
Among the most significant news from the past seven days was the flare-up of violence in the Old City of Jerusalem.
