Article • January 7, 2020
Article • June 9, 2017
Another shocking election in the United Kingdom
Feature • January 1, 2005
It was a banner year for headline news. Yet, why is it that the real news, the news hidden behind the editorial bias of the commercial news media, hardly ever made the front page?
Article • June 29, 2020
The climate change movement is strengthening the ‘international role of the euro.’
Article • July 22, 2015
The White House is launching an unprecedented collection of sensitive data on Americans. How will the data be used?
Feature • April 1, 2007
China shatters a satellite—and a lot more.
Feature • June 6, 2025
The new chancellor, pope and other world leaders are fulfilling key Bible prophecies.
Article • July 2, 2019
Article • September 10, 2019
After two years of hearing ‘Russia, Russia, Russia’ all over U.S. news, brace yourselves for a new approach: ‘racism, racism, racism.’
Article • December 17, 2013
Shaking up the military, dealing with Europe, and perhaps even tilting toward Russia
Feature • August 29, 2022
Rome’s desire for dominance revives with a new evangelical crusade.
Article • October 12, 2015
The world is becoming a more dangerous place, and the blame largely rests with America.
Feature • August 10, 2018
Mexican voters just elected a socialist strongman. This is bad news for the United States.
Feature • September 1, 2017
Key takeaways about Germany and America from an international conference
Article • March 17, 2022
How the Afghanistan disaster changed the course of history
Article • January 1, 2010
Jan. 1, 2010, marks the start of a customs union between Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan. This supranational alliance is an important step toward the creation of an even bigger and stronger Eastern alliance.
Feature • October 24, 2024
How the budding romance with the glories of the past actually portends the wonders of the future
Article • May 19, 2020
You may be surprised who’s writing the new rules for online speech.
From the book: Autobiography of Herbert W. Armstrong
Article • October 19, 2005
Article • September 5, 2005
Though the full impact of Hurricane Katrina has yet to be assessed, the U.S. has lost much of the territorial gift that began its unmatched growth into the greatest single nation ever known.
Article • January 5, 2022
Corrupt leaders remove a symbol of anti-corruption.
Feature • October 25, 2023
Democratic institutions are already under threat.
Article • June 22, 2022
When Hong Kong high school students begin classes in September, they’ll be learning from a new set of textbooks that teach blatant lies in order to turn them into blindly loyal Chinese nationalists.
Article • September 25, 2025
Charlie Kirk’s assassination has caused an American religious revival.