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 • December 17, 2007
Vatican Asserts Right to Spread Faith
The Catholic Church clarifies its position on assimilating more converts into its ranks.
Article • July 11, 2005
Iraq, Iran Announce Military Cooperation
Defense ministers of both countries announced a new military relationship between them. Does the United States have any say?
Article • August 22, 2007
Russian Nuclear Bombers Resume Cold War-Style Missions
Vladimir Putin and the Russian Air Force are making Washington, London and the European Union jittery.
Article • October 29, 2012
A History-Making Storm—With a Valuable Lesson
Article • November 5, 2025
America’s Isaiah 3 Election
‘As for my people, children are their oppressors, and women rule over them.’
From the book: The Eternal Has Chosen Jerusalem
Chapter 2: Jerusalem Falls and Rises Again
From the book: Autobiography of Herbert W. Armstrong
Chapter 15: Launching a New Business
Article • October 3, 2011
U.S.’s Halfhearted Arms Package to Taiwan Reveals Shifting Asian Tides
The deal indicates that the U.S. is becoming a weak and unreliable ally, and that China dictates more and more of Washington’s policies.
Article • August 5, 2013
‘War on Women’ Really a War on Character
Politicians on both sides of the aisle seem to lack a foundational element of leadership.
Feature • March 1, 1998
Europe—What Does the Future Hold?
Article • May 16, 2005
The Vatican’s Quandary
The Roman Catholic Church is in a quandary. The Vatican under Pope Benedict XVI is quite conservative. American Catholics generally comprise the most liberal element of the church. To what extent, then, will the new pontiff go in his efforts to purge the church of liberalism?
Article • June 24, 2017
Escalating: U.S.-German Trade Dispute Over Steel
Article • December 12, 2005
Palestinian Authority Pays Off Terrorists
Mahmoud Abbas has passed a law giving government aid to terrorists’ families.
Feature • February 1, 2021
SocietyWatch
Feature • March 1, 2001
Gore’s Secret Pact
Article • January 22, 2024
Ron DeSantis Drops Out of Presidential Race
Article • May 16, 2024
United States Overtakes China as Germany’s Top Trade Partner
Feature • June 4, 2025
Spending Bill ‘a Disgusting Abomination,’ Says Musk
Article • July 11, 2017
Courts Say More Than Two Parents OK
New legal ground is reshaping family, again—three parents, one child.
Article • January 14, 2008
Plunging Grain Supply Up Against Soaring Demand
Analysts see export sales of U.S. wheat “beginning to look like panic buying” as inventories hit record lows.
