Article • May 7, 2020
New Highs and Secrets in German Arms Exports
Beyond arming the world, Germany is quietly forging military alliances.
Article • February 1, 2021
Italy’s New Roman Empire
The Roman Empire is being resurrected before our eyes.
Article • March 14, 2022
A Sponsor of Terrorism: America’s New Close Friend?
Why is Joe Biden drawing closer to one of the world’s main sponsors of terrorism?
Feature • April 1, 2007
The Inspiring Story of Britain’s Royals
For most British, the royal family is a celebrity fest of crude antics. Foreigners view it as a relic of a medieval institution. Few grasp the majestic, hope-filled history and future of the throne of England.
Feature • January 26, 2023
Unlock a New Health Habit
Seven keys to a new normal, with no looking back
Article • April 15, 2026
Beijing Advances South China Sea Colonization With New Base at Antelope Reef
Article • September 7, 2022
Iran Begins Enriching Uranium With New Centrifuges
Does Iran really want to revive the nuclear deal?
Article • June 8, 2018
New Documents Show Iran’s Military Ran Its Nuclear Program
And more recent documents show it’s still working toward a bomb.
Article • December 6, 2019
Will a New Investigation Expose Corruption in the FBI?
Leaked documents from an ongoing investigation reveal how far President Trump’s enemies are willing to go in order to grab power.
Article • March 16, 2006
The Fed’s New Secret Could Mean Big Trouble
The Federal Reserve Bank’s decision to discontinue publishing M3 money totals is an inflationary omen.
Article • August 19, 2021
Virginia State Senator Announces New ‘Election Integrity Caucus’
Mike Lindell’s cyber symposium educated a lot of people about election fraud.
Article • October 9, 2006
Our Dying World
Every continent on Earth is being besieged with serious and potentially catastrophic environmental disasters. Why?
Article • July 6, 2018
What Does Mexico’s New President Mean for the Drug Cartels?
Many people are optimistic that López Obrador’s election is a sign that Mexico’s drug war is at an end.
Feature • August 1, 2000
Have the Olympics Made the World Better?
Feature • November 1, 2003
Will Pills Solve Our Ills?
Prescription drugs is a hot political topic, and use of medications is soaring, among all ages. How much of this craze is borne of legitimate need—and how much are we relying on legal drugs to compensate for our bad behavior?
Article • July 5, 2022
China Hosts First-Ever Peace Conference Outside Asia
What China’s move into the Horn of Africa means
Article • March 28, 2023
Scotland’s New First Minister Only Cares About Identity Politics
Article • March 7, 2007
New Records Threaten British Economy
Article • November 21, 2015
Week in Review: Paris Attacks, Syrian Refugee Lesson, the New Al Qaeda, China’s Air Force, and More
All you need to know about everything in the news this week
Article • July 3, 2012
New Papal Enforcer Appointed
Pope Benedict has appointed a fellow Bavarian as his enforcer of clerical discipline.
Article • December 20, 2013
What You Need to Know About the New Head of Homeland Security
Does Jeh Johnson still support NSA surveillance and drone strikes against Americans?
Article • December 28, 2017
Germany Sets a New Record
Germany’s long stretch without a government is set to continue.
Article • April 5, 2019
EU Passes Dangerous New Internet Directive
Europe to force Internet companies to filter their content
