Article • July 21, 2014
Study: America on Its Way Out
New data show that the world is preparing for a new superpower.
Feature • September 1, 2015
An Extraordinary Look at a Distant Wasteland
A scientific achievement that radiates inspiration
Article • May 13, 2019
Putin Offers Eastern Ukrainians Russian Passports
Ukraine is the linchpin in Putin’s plan to restore Russian greatness.
Article • January 22, 2018
Putin Says Communist Ideas Come From the Bible—Is He Right?
Article • February 24, 2020
Pakistan’s Nuclear Weapons Get a Longer Range and Greater Precision
How difficult would it be for one of the nation’s ruthless terrorist groups to gain control over its nuclear arms?
Article • June 9, 2020
Iran Cyberattack Targeted Israeli Civilians
New reports indicate the intent of last month’s cyberattack on an Israeli water supply.
Article • February 8, 2009
The Weekend Web
The measure of President Obama’s success, the demise of the PLO and the struggle for Afghanistan. Plus, first bees—now bats.
Feature • November 1, 1999
Can the Blind Lead …?
Some claim we’ve never had it better. Others see doom around the corner. What is the true state of the world as we rush towards the end of one century into another?
Article • December 16, 2025
Czech Republic to move embassy to Jerusalem
Article • October 24, 2025
NYC: Mayoral candidate believes in the 12th imam
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • May 31, 2016
Iran Chooses Hard-liner to Lead Assembly; America Lashes Out at Israel for Hard-line Government
Iran’s government last week elected Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati to lead the Assembly of Experts, the body responsible for picking the nation’s next supreme leader. Jannati is a hard-liner who has encouraged suicide bombings and, in 2014, stated that Iran’s number one slogan was “Death to America.” When asked about the election of Jannati, United States State Department spokesman Mark Toner shared a laugh with reporters and had no comment on the issue. The next day, when Toner was asked about the new coalition in Israel between Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Avigdor Lieberman, he wasted little time in noting that it was “the most right-wing coalition in Israel’s history.” Why is the U.S. silent on the election of Jannati and upset about Israel’s new coalition? Find out on today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show.
Article • December 12, 2025
Not satire: China offers to be UN authority on ‘fairness’
Feature • April 1, 2016
How Not to Run a Bailout
Europe is changing its financial regulations in a way that invites catastrophe.
Feature • June 1, 2000
Europe’s One Stop Stock Shop
Why the London and Frankfurt stock markets want to merge
Article • July 5, 2015
Germany and Russia Back to Business as Usual
Yet more signs that the two are working together
Article • June 8, 2016
Radical Australian Prisons
A look inside Australia’s federally funded terrorist recruitment centers
Article • August 31, 2005
Katrina: A Sign of Things to Come
Billed as the worst storm to hit the U.S. in decades, Hurricane Katrina leaves in its wake a somber warning of the chaos that just one catastrophic phenomena can wreak on just one large city. We have yet to face up to the prospect of multiple catastrophes hitting many cities at the same time.
Article • January 31, 2007
Chinese Satellite-Busting Technology Renews Space Race
The Chinese have upped the ante in the race to see who will control space.
Article • October 9, 2008
The Vatican Exploits the World’s Financial Crisis
Germany and the Vatican are moving toward a financial new world order.
Article • November 7, 2011
Europe—Where’s It All Leading?
Europe continues to dominate the news. The risk of the failure of the global financial system looms large.
Article • October 23, 2013
Just How Much Is Russia Spending on Its Military?
Moscow’s published budget says it is undertaking its largest rearmament drive in a generation, but the real scope of the increase far exceeds even what’s on the books.
Article • December 18, 2013
‘Putin II’ Tightens Grip on Russian Media
