Feature • March 1, 2001
Whose Holy City?
Feature • July 7, 2025
Trump Pressuring Israel to Make Peace With Hamas
Article • June 4, 2008
The Wrong Solution for Lebanon
Many are hailing a recent political agreement as a step toward stability in Lebanon. The reality is the opposite.
Article • June 2, 2015
California Passes Law Banning Businesses That Aren’t Profitable and Fair Enough
Business owner who supported new minimum wage realizes math isn’t strong suit—layoffs now likely.
Feature • April 1, 2015
Train Your Brain
Article • May 2, 2005
United States of Europe: Revealed at Last!
A new book trumpets a reality that our work has been warning about for over six decades.
Article • September 16, 2026
Carney Seeks ‘Unique’ Alliance With EU
Article • December 10, 2007
Polish-German Relations Improving
The Polish foreign minister’s visit to Germany has been hailed as a breakthrough in foreign relations.
Article • December 14, 2007
Putin Building Massive Nuclear Company
Moscow’s newest energy giant competes on an international scale and could boost relations with Beijing.
Article • May 28, 2008
Olmert: Step Down or Face Elections
The Israeli prime minister’s turbulent personal matters could spell the end of his coalition and tenure in office.
Article • October 27, 2008
Former UK Minister Predicts European Nations Will Form One Government
Article • August 26, 2009
Half of workers risk destitution
Article • March 13, 2012
Getting tougher to find oil
Feature • October 1, 2014
Russian military to add aircraft, vessels
Feature • November 1, 2003
Nuke Talk
Article • March 18, 2025
U.S. Hospitals Ask Parents If Their Newborn Is Transgender
Article • February 25, 2008
EU Needs a George Washington
A prominent European says the EU needs a strong leader.
Feature • May 1, 2003
How Big a Change?
Feature • May 22, 2017
Germany Prepares for the War of the Future
Berlin has created a new military branch to take the lead in high-tech hybrid war.
Article • December 25, 2025
Zelenskyy presents 20-point peace plan draft
Feature • April 1, 2017
WorldWatch
Article • November 20, 2009
Afghanistan—Endgame?
Will the U.S. and its allies ever pull out of Afghanistan?
Article • March 30, 2022
After Russia’s Invasion, Germany Demands Leadership
Feature • October 1, 2016
Nationalizing the Family
People across the Western world are embracing a bold new vision for family life—without even realizing it.
Philadelphia Trumpet
May 2001: At the Crossroads
After the Cold War ended, the world entered a tumultuous decade—one that forged the foundation for the breakup of old alliances and the establishment of a new order. What form will the new order take? What risks will it pose for the U.S. in its perceived role as the world’s policeman?
