From the book: The New Throne of David


Article • February 3, 2023


Article • June 20, 2008

Ireland’s rejection of the Lisbon Treaty has not stopped the European Parliament from passing laws that reach across the borders of the nations of Europe.


Feature • January 1, 2000


Article • May 6, 2013

Are the nuclear scales tipping in Moscow’s favor?



Article • September 6, 2018

New agency represents a new era for German cyberpower.


Article • December 25, 2017

An alarming development in Austria could soon roll across Europe.



Feature • July 1, 2002

What happens when America has to borrow money to make its interest payments?


Article • December 26, 2012



Feature • April 1, 2009

America’s new president will irreversibly alter relationships across the Atlantic.


Article • December 28, 2007


Let the Stones Speak Radio Episode • January 9, 2026

From ancient shipwrecks to an Egyptian fortress and New Kingdom Period tomb, as well as new research relating to two of Judah’s notably righteous kings—Hezekiah and Josiah—2025 brought us many new and exciting discoveries illustrating the biblical account.


Feature • September 1, 2006

As global threats gather, Europe sees the need to unify. The signing of a new code of conduct for arms contracting provides a peek at this significant trend.


From the book: Which Day Is the Christian Sabbath?


Article • January 25, 2012

The financial transaction tax is just the beginning.




Article • July 24, 2007

The European Constitution lives again.


Article • October 22, 2018

New satellite imagery shows Russia is readying for war in the heart of Europe. How will European nations respond?


Article • February 5, 2008

Signs of a coming oil crunch


Article • November 15, 2012

A lesson from the scandals