Feature • May 1, 1999
Return of the Evil Empire?
A wary nostalgia: Nearly ten years ago, the Soviet Union dissolved, and former Soviet republics looked West, yearning to share in the prosperity of capitalism. But now, after years of frustration and failed economies, many of them are contemplating a return to the old union.
Article • January 23, 2007
Two Minutes Closer to Midnight
Are we about to annihilate human life? Do you and your loved ones have a future? If you look to men for solutions, there is no hope. Though we face mind-numbing perils, our future is bright!
Article • December 9, 2019
Global Debt Is Reaching ‘Mind-Boggling’ Levels
The world is headed for a financial crisis worse than 2008.
Feature • May 1, 2004
Boeing vs. Airbus
The aircraft-making juggernaut’s wings are being clipped by a higher-flying European competitor.
Article • June 13, 2019
Islamic State Building a Stronghold in Afghanistan
To counteract one Islamist enemy, the U.S. negotiates with another: the Taliban.
From the book: The New Throne of David
Appendix: Crowning the King of Kings
Feature • July 9, 2025
How Dangerous Is AI?, Supreme Court Backs President Trump, Macron’s Visit to Britain
Article • October 6, 2005
Will Oil Supplies Dry Up?
Global oil demand is white-hot and getting hotter. Worrisome signs loom that supplies are peaking. What will happen when the long-feared oil crunch becomes reality?
Feature • September 1, 2005
One Sip of a Bitter Cup
Article • October 2, 2017
Las Vegas Shooting: Is There Hope of a Safer World?
Article • November 6, 2017
Christian World Searching for Answers After Another Mass Shooting
Article • February 15, 2018
Florida Shooting: Unmistakable Evidence of the Power of the Spirit World
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • January 17, 2017
Donald Trump and the Post-Truth World
Following the United States election in November, the major media blamed Donald Trump’s stunning victory on the dissemination of “fake news” by right-wing types. In fact, fake news permeates every division of the major media conglomerate. And as Melanie Phillips noted in a recent column, this “post-truth” culture started decades ago with the doctrine of postmodernism—the belief that truth is relative, that there are no absolutes. Truth in journalism simply is not valued the way it once was. On today’s program, Stephen Flurry explains how important it is to be diligent seekers of truth—especially in the post-truth world of today.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • May 13, 2021
As the World Burns
Article • October 17, 2023
South Korea Caves to China
Article • August 4, 2012
Muslim Brotherhood Claims More Posts in Egyptian Government
Feature • June 1, 2006
“But Why, Sir?”
Article • November 23, 2020
China’s ‘Secretive’ Nuclear Weapons Buildup Exposed
‘[I]t is clear from imagery that China is engaged in a secretive crash buildup.’
Article • July 30, 2019
European Commission President: ‘My Aim Is the United States of Europe’
New push for European unity prepares the way for a strongman.
Article • April 22, 2020
China Conducts Illegal Nuclear Weapons Tests
‘The pace and manner by which the Chinese government is modernizing its stockpile is worrying, destabilizing.’
Article • October 24, 2022
Xi Jinping’s Chilling Vision for China’s Next Five Years
China must seize ‘new strategic opportunities’ at a time when ‘a significant shift is taking place in the international balance of power.’
