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 • April 7, 2026
Germany’s Military ‘Mindset Change’
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
Article • January 7, 2019
Democrats Plot Largest Expansion of Government in U.S. History
The Green New Deal is not really about protecting the environment.
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.
Feature • March 29, 2023
What Will Tomorrow’s Cities Be Like?
Visionary billionaires have some impressive ideas. But here is what will actually happen.
Feature • October 1, 2018
Stocking Up for World War III
Nuclear nonproliferation efforts are ending. A new arms race has begun.
The Sun Also Rises Radio Episode • June 30, 2016
Free at Last, Free at Last!
If you were among the few North Koreans who break free, and who escape the country, what would your next move be? Most escapees choose to settle into a new life in a new country, and they try to forget the nightmare they left behind. But other escapees do something more noble, and more giving. Their example provides us with a powerful analogy.
The Sun Also Rises Radio Episode • September 22, 2016
Grit: How and Why to Get it in Your Life
Grit is more important to success than intelligence or talent. This episode discusses the new book “Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance” to show how you can develop grit in your life. It features an interview with the gritty new World Scrabble Champion, the story of how a young Benjamin Franklin went from a below average writer to a world-class one, and much more.
Article • February 2, 2009
Obama’s Radical Foreign Policy
The new president makes the most radical foreign-policy shift in the history of the United States.
Article • March 31, 2026
The Fight to Save Passover
How the early Church fought to keep the biblical memorial, and why most Christians lost it
Feature • April 1, 2011
Using the Bible as Her Guide
Israeli archaeologist Eilat Mazar discusses the value of the Holy Book for Israeli archaeology.
Article • December 26, 2017
Divorce Brings Damaging Increase to Families
American ancestral family trees are cracking under the weight of the burgeoning addition of stepfamily.
Feature • February 13, 2018
The Tangled Stepfamily Tree
American family trees are becoming overgrown with new growth as divorces and stepfamilies multiply.
Article • October 15, 2019
Getting Into Debt Has Never Been Easier
But how do we get out of it? There is a solution!
Feature • July 1, 2019
The Battle for the Arctic
‘Russia’s icebreakers make it king of the Arctic, and America is just a pauper.’
Feature • October 8, 2025
France’s Prime Minister Resigns in Record Time
Article • September 16, 2011
The Great Islamic Awakening
One man’s Arab Spring is another man’s Islamic revolution.
