Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • January 28, 2019
From the book: The Eternal Has Chosen Jerusalem
Article • April 24, 2019
With the death of a journalist in Londonderry’s riots, what should we watch for in an increasingly violent Northern Ireland?
Article • June 3, 2019
Berlin’s Latin America and Caribbean conference marks the beginning of a prophesied new world order.
From the book: The New Throne of David
Article • February 17, 2020
Why is Pope Francis promoting bishops who support illegal immigration?
Article • May 6, 2020
The true pedigree of today’s environmentalism is less green than red.
Article • December 13, 2021
Germany’s police are switching priorities.
Article • July 21, 2025
The mastermind behind the network of lies and lawlessness aimed at destroying America is being thoroughly exposed.
Feature • August 1, 2007
… and what to expect from the UK’s new prime minister
Feature • August 1, 2005
Article • February 10, 2017
Feature • September 1, 2002
Article • April 5, 2021
If you think the Green New Deal is about saving the planet, you have been duped.
Article • March 12, 2020
Italy’s fragile government may see its final blow and the rise of a prophesied strong leader.
Article • May 30, 2024
‘There is a tide in the affairs of men, which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune.’
Feature • June 27, 2025
Feature • May 1, 2010
The fascinating power politics behind an overlooked coup in Central Asia
Article • April 14, 2010
The fascinating power politics behind an overlooked coup in Central Asia
Article • August 22, 2012
Mohammed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood are overseeing a brutal transformation of the Middle East’s most powerful Arab nation.
Article • March 6, 2013
Is this the end of the ‘Lost Decade,’ or a bubble to end all bubbles?
Article • December 25, 2015
Saudi Arabia’s latest coalition, however ridiculous and impractical it might appear, foreshadows dramatic developments awaiting the Middle East.
Article • August 15, 2018
A struggle over an American pastor reveals the new reality of Turkish-American relations.