Article • June 15, 2007
Venezuela to Purchase Russian Subs
Hugo Chavez is ready to conclude a deal that could give Venezuela the largest submarine fleet in South America.
Article • May 19, 2014
Submachine Guns and Scarecrows: Arming the Agriculture Department
Another U.S. department prepares to beef up its weapon capabilities.
Feature • May 1, 2013
The Mystery of President Obama’s Visit to Israel
On the president’s recent historic trip, many people were impressed by his strong statements of support for the Jewish state. But the truth about this man’s relationship with Israel goes deeper than mere words in front of a camera.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • February 3, 2016
America Is Vulnerable to a Catastrophic Cyberattack
The year 2015 saw cyberthreats brought to the mainstream in America. Numerous attacks were carried out against private businesses, government agencies and local infrastructure. People’s lives were in danger, and millions had personal information compromised. The threat is real and it’s not always clear who the enemy is. This puts America in a vulnerable position that its enemies will exploit. On today’s show, Stephen Flurry looks back at some of the major cybersecurity threats of 2015 and explains how it is leading to a prophesied decline in America’s power.
Article • August 24, 2012
When Push Comes to Shove
What will be the end result of Iran’s “pushy” foreign policy?
Feature • January 16, 2026
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Article • December 30, 2015
America’s Geography Reveals God and Doomed America to Prosperity
What is the primary reason nations become great?
Article • November 28, 2016
The Reaction to Castro’s Death Exposes the Communist Infiltration of America and Britain
Article • March 7, 2012
America the Beautiful!—Britain and the U.S. Will Lead the World Again
It’s going to be a little while, but these former superpowers have another day in the sun coming.
Feature • March 1, 2009
A Softer Approach to Fighting Terror
What message does the president’s pick for CIA director send?
Article • January 25, 2023
Former Intel Official Knew Hunter Biden Laptop Was Real, Labeled It Russian Disinformation Anyway
Article • May 16, 2023
Durham Report: FBI Never Should Have Investigated Trump-Russia Ties
Article • January 15, 2020
Nancy Pelosi Fulfills Prophecy
Article • June 4, 2013
Why Is the Department of Homeland Security Monitoring Tea Party Demonstrations?
As world threats increase and economic conditions worsen, the government is considering a federalized police force as a way to increase national security. Is this a good idea?
Feature • July 1, 1998
Seeing the Sea Change
This year’s American foreign-policy failures are there for all to see—and they highlight the shifting tides of global power.
Feature • September 1, 2010
The President, the Black Panthers, and the Coming Racial Explosion
Truth is trampled in the street and judgment is turned around backward.
Article • December 2, 2011
The Week in Review
Radicals vie with ultra-radicals for the Egyptian vote, Hamas teams up with Fatah, Iranians attack the British Embassy, Germany deals weapons, the race for supercomputer dominance, and what British youth without hope resort to.
Article • October 29, 2013
The Beirut Bomber in Rouhani’s Cabinet
The author of a 30-year-old nightmare is leading the Iranian Defense Ministry.
Article • July 9, 2024
Prepare for Election Year Chaos!
Some ‘certainties,’ like a Biden-Trump rematch, are now up in the air—but some are not.
Article • February 17, 2025
Hamas to Surrender to the Palestinian Authority?
Article • July 3, 2023
UK Banks Close Conservative Accounts
Article • January 3, 2013
Sanctions on Iran Bringing Terror Closer to the U.S.
Article • February 11, 2014
Assad the Fearless
Why isn’t Assad living up to his disarmament commitments?
Article • January 18, 2011
America Has No Stronger Ally Than the French
President Obama snubs Britain again.
