Article • April 22, 2024
Iran Restarts Nuclear Talks
Article • October 31, 2005
Stoiber Strengthens Power Base in German Government
Though Angela Merkel is slated to become Germany’s next chancellor, Stoiber seems to be doing all he can to seize control behind the scenes.
Feature • April 1, 2006
Local Losers
Feature • June 1, 2002
Bleeding Off the Chart
Feature • May 1, 2003
U.S. Rejects International Court
Article • May 31, 2023
Spain Calls Snap Elections
Article • September 8, 2006
China Moving Into America’s Backyard
Article • July 10, 2007
EU Leader Encourages British PM to Keep British in Dark About EU Treaty
The EU treaty is really just a thinly veiled copy of the failed EU constitution.
Article • February 6, 2008
Lisbon Treaty: Another Step Forward
Europe is one country closer to seeing EU dogma become the law of the land. More nations look ready to follow—as long as voters can be kept out of the way.
Article • April 22, 2008
Food Rationing Stuns Customers Across U.S.
Once renowned for amber waves of grain, the world’s breadbasket is now facing the unthinkable: food rationing.
Article • June 16, 2009
Europe Leads Overhaul of Global Financial System
Article • September 1, 2014
Asian Military Cooperation on the Rise
Feature • March 1, 2021
The Sabbath: Only for the Old Testament?
Even the New Testament shows that God expects us to observe a seventh-day Sabbath.
Article • June 5, 2006
Will America Lose the NYSE?
The battle to control the world’s stock exchanges heats up.
Article • June 27, 2007
Blair Sells Out British Sovereignty
Although the prime minister claimed to preserve British “red lines,” last week’s surrender of British power could leave Britons debating whether the EU is the place for them.
Article • September 10, 2008
Race for the “God Particle:” Advantage Europe
As scientists run their biggest race, the U.S. falls behind Europe for good.
Article • August 16, 2012
Thousands of Young Illegal Aliens Line Up for Deportation Deferrals
Article • January 1, 2026
More Biden corruption exposed
Article • June 19, 2015
Trumpet Hour: Greece’s Economy in Financial Crisis and Why Pope Francis Can’t save the World
TheTrumpet.com staff discuss the week’s most important news.
Article • January 23, 2017
Donald Trump and the Jeroboam End
Article • February 14, 2018
Germany’s Underground Push for an EU Military
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • May 20, 2016
Graduates—Don’t Discard Time-Tested Values Because They Are Old
As the academic year comes to a close, a new wave of graduates will leave college engrained with the idea that they must abandon the time-tested values of the past and pave a new way for themselves. Many have graduated without ever having to take a single course in history. Winston Churchill famously stated, “The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see.” What will America’s future look like if its people have no knowledge of its past? On today’s show, Stephen Flurry encourages this year’s graduates to learn from past examples, to build character as they did, and to embrace the challenges that lie ahead.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • October 9, 2019
Federal Judges and the Day of Atonement
Response to the Key of David is on the rise with five new stations. President Trump is impacting the Judiciary Branch of the U.S. government through the appointment of life-term Judges. The program concludes with a brief Bible study about the Day of Atonement and the solutions it brings to mankind’s insolvable problems.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • October 15, 2019
Our Debt Based Economy Isn’t Working—Here’s the Solution
Americans are in more debt than ever. Right now, finance companies are inventing new ways to ensnare us in debt. With debt in all categories setting records, it’s clear our economy cannot go on like this. But there is a solution. Trumpet contributing editor Richard Palmer examines what the Bible says about a time of prosperity just around the corner.
Article • October 24, 2025
European defense giants unite in a fight for space
