Feature • January 1, 2006
Borderline Bargain
The Gaza Strip border with Egypt must be looked after. Israel has been pressured to turn the job over to the EU. What might the consequences be?
Article • April 21, 2026
Russia Planning to Nuke Satellites in ‘Space Pearl Harbor’: Report
Feature • October 6, 2025
Hamas to Trump’s Peace Offer: ‘Yes, But’
Article • March 6, 2015
Fables About Islam and Destroying America From Within
The conference on ‘countering violent extremism’ is actually fostering violent extremism.
Article • June 14, 2008
The Week in Review
A good day for a German neo-Nazi party, a bad day for Zimbabwe’s opposition party, and Chinese hackers are accessing congressional computers on Capitol Hill.
Article • August 17, 2008
The Weekend Web
Russia’s imperialistic push continues to dominate news cycles; plus, an embarrassing look at one of Britain’s leading exports.
Article • October 16, 2023
The Terror War: What Iran Is Actually Afraid Of
And why the world should be more afraid of Iran than ever
Article • November 28, 2009
The Week in Review
Iran threatens a military attack, Europe criticizes America’s economic policy, pirates continue to attack, and unemployment keeps on rising.
Article • December 20, 2016
The Middle East’s Forgotten Civil War
It is important to remember the utter destructiveness of civil war, especially in a region rife with conflict and repeat offenders.
Feature • September 1, 2006
How to Lose a War
The mightiest military in history is making itself vulnerable to annihilation.
Article • June 18, 2007
Shrine Attack Fuels Conflict Between Sunnis and Shiites
Al Qaeda’s latest attack undermines Iraqi confidence in the U.S. military and an already fragile Iraqi government. But the real winner is Iran.
Trumpet Daily Program • July 27, 2013
Scandals—What Scandals?
On May 8, three highly respected State Department officials who were in Libya at the time the U.S. consulate in Benghazi was attacked on September 11 testified under oath before a House committee in Washington. Based on their sworn testimony, U.S. officials in Benghazi on that fateful night knew it was a terrorist attack from the start. But these requests for Washington to send help were rejected—basically because the White House would not accept the fact that what happened in Benghazi had been a premeditated act of terrorism.
Article • February 7, 2022
Lockdowns Didn’t Save Lives
Lockdowns may have only reduced COVID-19 mortality by 0.2 percent on average.
Article • October 13, 2010
Afghans Deserve Better
Last week marked nine years since Operation Enduring Freedom. But the people of Afghanistan have suffered decades of war with no freedom in sight.
Article • January 19, 2026
Did the World Turn This January 16?
Article • October 25, 2011
Bank of America: U.S. Debt Will Be Downgraded Again in Weeks
Article • August 29, 2023
The Mug Shot Heard Around the World
Every attempt to stop Donald Trump pushes America closer to open conflict.
Article • November 13, 2025
Epstein Files Expose Links to Obama
Article • September 14, 2012
‘Narco-Subs’ Eluding U.S. Drug Authorities
From the book: China’s Dangerous Move Against America
China’s Dangerous Move Against America
Feature • April 1, 2016
‘A Greater Role for Nuclear Weapons’
Europe seeks to confront a dangerous world by shortening the nuclear fuse.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • September 26, 2019
Why the Lawlessness, Lies and Hypocrisy in Britain and America?
