Article • September 28, 2012
Money Printing Covering Nearly All U.S. Deficit
Article • December 4, 2012
U.S. Student Debt Looming Large
Analysts say this mushrooming problem could be the start of a new subprime crises. But there is a solution.
Article • February 6, 2026
Germany Ready to Sell More Weapons in the Middle East
Article • May 2, 2005
A Tale of Two Bavarians
For several years, the Trumpet has watched two men from Germany’s most religious province. That one of them is now Benedict XVI affirms the need to keep watching the other.
Article • December 5, 2022
The ‘Twitter Files’: The Truth Comes Out
The Democratic Party was performing political censorship.
Feature • September 1, 1999
Further Shifts
Article • July 9, 2025
Britain’s Foolish Trust in a German Military Start-up
Feature • November 1, 1998
The Sabbath: Only for the Old Testament?
Using the New Testament alone, can you prove that the Sabbath is still in effect today?
Feature • November 1, 2005
A Jewel in America’s Crown—Lost
Though Katrina’s full impact is yet unknown, America has lost something vital: the showpiece in a territorial gift that helped make it the greatest single nation ever known.
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.
Article • July 11, 2017
Courts Say More Than Two Parents OK
New legal ground is reshaping family, again—three parents, one child.
Feature • June 4, 2025
Spending Bill ‘a Disgusting Abomination,’ Says Musk
From the book: South Africa in Prophecy
Chapter 3: As it was in the days of Noah …
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.
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.
Feature • October 1, 2018
Stocking Up for World War III
Nuclear nonproliferation efforts are ending. A new arms race has begun.
Article • October 16, 2020
The World Lives in the ‘Shadow of Nuclear Catastrophe’
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 • January 7, 2008
EU, Russia Agreement in the Pipeline
Long-awaited talks between Moscow and Brussels could begin early this year and result in another European Union-Russian pact redux.
Article • October 17, 2023
Nepal Falls to China’s Debt Trap Diplomacy
Article • April 17, 2024
Denver Funds Migrants by Defunding the Police
Article • October 27, 2008
Stoiber and Sarkozy Discuss the Economic Future of Europe
Will the current financial crisis push a new breed of leaders to the forefront of European affairs?
Article • August 13, 2008
Lebanon’s Cedar Revolution Dead
Article • October 1, 2008
Vatican Calls on Catholics to Get Involved in Politics
