Article • September 16, 2011

One man’s Arab Spring is another man’s Islamic revolution.


From the book: Raising the Ruins


Article • December 3, 2019

Merkel’s term is nearing its end; it may come a lot sooner than you expect.


Article • March 13, 2006

The world’s finest army is taking a softer approach to training its privates in an attempt to attract and keep more recruits. But the quality of these new troops is being questioned by some.


Article • January 4, 2013

How a New Year’s celebration reveals France’s divided society


Article • March 5, 2014

The Arabic world turns to a new partner for security.


Feature • January 1, 2007

Post-World War II guilt is history. Germany has unveiled a new “white paper” on defense that will unshackle its military.


Article • August 27, 2016

All you need to know about everything in the news this week


Article • April 30, 2017

Pope Francis brings his call for a new world order to the West’s cultural elite.


Feature • February 28, 2019

Your connection to the most-distant object ever explored


Article • April 8, 2019

If passed, a new law could greatly expand the scope of espionage on foreigners and citizens alike.


Article • September 24, 2020

The campaign to defund the police is creating a crime wave in American cities.



Feature • April 1, 2026

A look at the religious movement influencing the Trump administration



Article • May 3, 2016

Never stop challenging yourself.


Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • May 3, 2016

Western society views old age as a time to give up on learning new things. True Christians must be careful to avoid letting that myth affect them. There is never a time to stop growing spiritually. Christ said we must endure to the end and keep growing—especially late in life. With age, it can seem more appealing to take the easy road and get lazy when it comes to developing new habits. How can seniors avoid falling into this slump? What is the key to promoting continual growth? On today’s show, Stephen Flurry provides practical advice for seniors to help them continue growing during the later years.








Feature • November 1, 2005