Article • December 29, 2021
COVID Crisis Weakened America’s Belief in God
The agenda to destroy your faith
Article • August 22, 2022
Afghanistan: A Legacy of Treason and Dishonor
One year since the ‘worst foreign-policy disaster’ in American history
From the book: America Under Attack
Chapter 7: America Has No Helper
Feature • July 11, 2022
Is Your Coffee Spying on You?
The dangers of a society where everything is watching
Article • September 3, 2009
The World Shakes, America Slumbers
America’s wispy presence at this week’s 70th-anniversary commemoration of the start of World War II did not go unnoticed.
Feature • June 11, 2026
Trump Trashing Trade With Mexico, Canada?
Article • June 10, 2021
Barack Obama Defends Critical Race Theory
Anyone can see that America is bitterly divided today, and much of this division was caused by a former U.S. president still operating behind the scenes.
Article • July 8, 2016
War on Police in Dallas
America’s law enforcement officials are under attack. The massacre in Dallas is only a snapshot of what the Black Lives Matter movement and others are advocating.
Article • December 17, 2007
The Iran Intelligence Report: A Giant Step Toward World War III
We face a world explosion far more spectacular than World War II. But we have not learned from the historical lessons of that war. Today, we are again surrendering to evil tyrants.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • April 17, 2017
After MOAB, We Ask: Is America Back?
Last week, America dropped the “Mother of All Bombs” on Islamic State targets in Afghanistan. The week before, 59 cruise missiles struck a Syrian airstrip belonging to Bashar Assad. While these plot a different course for the United States compared with eight years of inaction, are they a sign that America is back? Charles Krauthammer thinks so. As does Mark Styn. On today’s program, Middle East correspondent Brent Nagtegaal analyzes the recent actions in light of the question, “Is America back?”
Article • April 25, 2014
What Is Worse, Assad or His Chemical Weapons?
Another chemical weapons attack exposes the problem the world faces when dealing with the Syrian civil war.
Article • June 5, 2006
“America, You Lost”
A jury refuses to administer the death penalty to one of the masterminds behind 9/11. The death penalty is moot in America.
Article • March 30, 2022
America Project: Enough Evidence of Voter Fraud to Decertify at Least Three States
The truth about the 2020 election is slowly leaking out to the public.
Article • August 8, 2019
U.S.-China Trade War Escalates
Developing global economic ties align with Bible prophecy.
Article • January 5, 2026
Communist Cuba Is Ready to Fall
Cubazuela is collapsing. What will replace it?
Article • May 7, 2025
Trump Announces Ceasefire With Houthis
Feature • October 1, 2013
WorldWatch
Article • January 12, 2018
Can Australia Rely on America?
China is set to replace the U.S. as the dominant economic power in the Indo-Pacific region. What does this mean for the “Land Down Under”?
Article • October 23, 2020
U.S. Arrests Mexican Ex-Defense Chief on Drug Charges
The arrest of Mexico’s drug ‘godfather’ makes U.S.-Mexican relations even more complicated.
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.
Article • December 14, 2022
Reporters Without Borders: 2022 Worst Year for Journalist Incarceration
Article • October 23, 2012
European Society Struggles Under Weight of Financial Crisis
As protests sweep Europe, and states threaten to proclaim independence, Switzerland is worried about mass unrest.
Article • June 25, 2020
Walid Phares: Another Trump Adviser Targeted by Obama’s ‘Deep State’
Why was an investigation about Russia probing someone who had nothing to do with Russia?
Article • March 12, 2026
France: Help, We’re Trapped in a German Europe!
‘The idea of a French Europe is dead. We made a German Europe. Nice work!’
Article • May 14, 2010
The Week in Review
Iraq’s deadly day, the EU bailout’s painful price, celebration and code-breaking in Russia, and Britain’s Cameron-Clegg.
