Article • October 4, 2011
Occupy Wall Street Gains Momentum
Article • June 14, 2010
EU to Review National Budgets
Article • July 11, 2007
Stoiber Supports Russia, Spurns U.S.
A meeting last week between Germany’s Edmund Stoiber and Russia’s Vladimir Putin was a rare warm moment between these two states.
Article • June 9, 2011
Spanish Youth Take to the Streets as Unemployment Soars
Article • March 27, 2009
The War With No Name
Good news for Iran—America’s “war on terror” just ended.
Article • March 6, 2009
President Obama’s Royal Snub
Is the once-special relationship between the United States and Britain about to end?
Feature • August 1, 2009
The Heart of Israel’s Heartland
Feature • August 1, 2017
What the Paris Climate Agreement Was Really About
It was deeply significant—but not for the reasons people think.
Article • April 6, 2022
Legacy Media Finally Reports on Hunter’s Crimes
Is Barack Obama finally pulling the plug on Joe Biden?
Article • June 10, 2016
Hiroshima and America’s Dangerous Amnesia
How President Obama’s recent visit to Hiroshima makes the world more dangerous
Feature • July 24, 2025
Russia Rigged the 2016 Elections—for Hillary?
Article • December 26, 2025
Wait, Isn’t America Churching Up?
Article • December 26, 2012
Agriculture 2012: Good News for China, Bad News for Anglo-America
Article • December 18, 2009
Another Year Under Its Nuclear Belt
Iran’s weapons program safely clears every hurdle in 2009.
Feature • August 1, 2015
WorldWatch
Article • May 9, 2018
What the Liberal Media Hasn’t Told You About the Trump Administration
The Trump presidency has paralleled many developments that are positive by any objective measure, but media coverage remains overwhelmingly negative.
Article • May 13, 2020
Justice Department Drops Case Against General Flynn
One man is exonerated while an entire past administration is incriminated.
Article • March 18, 2014
Iran: Russia’s Trump Card
Moscow’s relationship with Tehran gives it critical leverage over America and Europe.
Article • April 6, 2010
An Uncomfortable Fact About Oil
Will lifting the ban on offshore drilling relieve America’s oil dependency?
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • September 21, 2020
Donald Trump and the Supreme Court
Article • September 7, 2009
“Depression”-size economic blunders
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • December 12, 2017
Putin’s Victory Lap in Syria
Russian President Vladimir Putin made an unannounced visit to Syria yesterday to visit his ally Bashar Assad and declare victory against the Islamic State. Putin is the first foreign leader to visit Syria in seven years. Russia has two bases in Syria, and there is no sign the Russians will be leaving soon. In October 2015, then United States President Barack Obama told Putin that getting involved in Syria was like entering a “quagmire.” Russia has proved its ability to maneuver through the Middle East to the embarrassment of the U.S. Putin’s victory in Syria is part of a larger trend that sees a weakening and inept America being pushed out of the Middle East. We discuss this and more on today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • May 6, 2016
The White House Reality Show
“On the largest and smallest questions alike, the voice in which America speaks to the world is that of Ben Rhodes,” wrote the New York Times in a recent piece titled “The Aspiring Novelist Who Became Obama’s Foreign-Policy Guru.” This is the man behind the president’s speeches, and he is largely responsible for shaping the nation’s foreign policy. Rhodes is perhaps one of Obama’s most trusted advisers—they share the same worldview. Surprisingly though, Rhodes has almost no experience in foreign policy. His master’s degree is in creative writing. And that is the skill he and the president use most—shaping policy that sounds appealing but is actually misleading and not grounded in reality. On today’s show, Stephen Flurry digs into the deceptive foreign policy of the Obama administration.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • March 13, 2020
Global Pandemics and Mass Hysteria
