Feature • September 1, 2006

The mightiest military in history is making itself vulnerable to annihilation.


Article • January 6, 2020

Many Americans no longer believe in the nobility of their cause.


Feature • February 1, 2006


Article • August 6, 2007

Information from failed bombings in London and Glasgow indicates al Qaeda has cells in America.


Article • September 3, 2009

America’s wispy presence at this week’s 70th-anniversary commemoration of the start of World War II did not go unnoticed.


Article • January 9, 2009

Japan moves another step away from post-World War II remorse and a step closer to a world-class military.


Feature • January 1, 2016

Those who underestimate Russia’s Vladimir Putin do so at their peril.


Article • December 1, 2015

Those who underestimate Russia’s Vladimir Putin do so at their peril.


Article • March 5, 2014

The Arabic world turns to a new partner for security.


Article • December 7, 2022

A timely lesson in an age of lies


Feature • January 1, 2006

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 • September 21, 2019

Iran’s attack on Saudi oil production, the ‘deep state’, Catholicism schisms, and more


Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • July 5, 2021


Feature • December 1, 2004


Article • November 10, 2025


Article • September 10, 2016

The vital responsibility of the Christian father in the home



Article • September 6, 2023



Feature • May 1, 2015


Article • November 10, 2010

Prime Minister Harper accuses Muslim nations of being anti-Semitic and of scuttling Canada’s bid for a UN Security Council seat.


Article • January 19, 2026


Feature • January 8, 2019

One day soon the French will come to realize that they are making the greatest mistake in their nation’s history.


Article • February 7, 2008

Libya’s duplicitous foreign policy demands that America and the West be a little more circumspect in their coddling of this former state sponsor of terrorism.