Article • September 12, 2008
Iraqi MP: “This Is Not the Time to Give up”
In an interview with theTrumpet.com, an outspoken Iraqi politician urges American steadfastness and resolve.
Article • December 13, 2022
Biden Administration’s Regulatory Death Grip
Is the U.S. economy being regulated into recession?
Feature • August 1, 2015
Is Raúl Castro Really on a ‘Road to Damascus’?
Article • February 7, 2012
Iran: New Sanctions Only Strengthen Our Resolve
Article • November 13, 2024
Russia Amasses Troops for New Kursk Counteroffensive
Feature • November 1, 2017
Buying Black Gold Without Greenbacks
A new financial instrument gives oil-exporting nations their long-sought alternative to the petrodollar.
Feature • October 1, 2019
WorldWatch
Article • February 11, 2025
Why President Trump Is Shutting Down USAID
The organization used American taxpayer dollars to fund radicalism around the world.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • February 4, 2016
Best Way to Fight Terrorists? Don’t Call Them Muslims
U.S. President Obama spoke at a U.S. mosque yesterday for the first time during his presidency. The president addressed the real threat posed by terrorists, but again refused to admit there was any relationship between terror and Islam. “So the best way for us to fight terrorism is to deny these organizations legitimacy …” he said. The motives of terror organizations like the Islamic State and Al Qaeda are given legitimacy—so Mr. Obama believes—when the religion of Islam is associated with their actions. And so America’s war against the nameless organizations spreading terror around the world continues. On today’s program Stephen Flurry explains that in order to conquer an enemy, it must first be identified.
Article • November 6, 2008
The Obama Style of Diplomacy
History shows that the style of diplomacy espoused by America’s next president will not work.
Feature • August 29, 2022
Afghanistan: One Year Later
The most humiliating surrender in American history, one year on
Feature • January 1, 1999
Consumer Trade Wars
American consumers have been fleeced for the holidays and face a slowing U.S. economy with rising unemployment. When the bills come due and new spending stops, will world trade pressures explode?
Feature • October 1, 2006
Emergency Border Squads?
Article • February 1, 2023
Russia and Iran Set Up Sanctions-Busting Finance Deal
Article • March 21, 2018
German Interior Minister: Christianity, Not Islam, Shapes Germany
Chancellor Merkel disagrees, but most Germans agree with Horst Seehofer: ‘Islam does not belong to Germany.’
Article • November 5, 2019
American Military Superiority Is Marginal
The world’s strongest military is not as strong as you might think.
Article • May 8, 2024
Putin Orders Tactical Nuclear Weapons Drills
Article • May 28, 2017
‘Trump Has to Go or Else …’
Der Spiegel sees two options: either an America without President Trump or a world without America.
Feature • August 6, 2025
Trump’s Peace Envoy Is at It Again, U.S. Sanctions Are Kicking In, Royal Scandals
Article • February 4, 2019
China Opens Maritime Hub to Tighten Grip on South China Sea
Reinforces claims of sovereignty over disputed strategic territory
Article • July 20, 2020
China Divides the West on Trade
Britain and America are losing trust in China. But Beijing has found a new economic partner.
Article • October 27, 2013
The Age of American Intervention Is Over
And Americans apparently couldn’t be more relieved.
Article • July 30, 2014
Three Years After ‘Liberating’ Libya, U.S. Shuts Down Embassy
The State Department evacuates the U.S. Embassy in Tripoli amid escalating violence.
Article • September 13, 2005
Will the Iranian Oil Bourse Threaten the Dollar?
Iran continues to push its weight around. Now it proposes to begin pricing oil in euros. Unfortunately, just about everyone would benefit—except the United States.
Article • September 20, 2022
Shanghai Cooperation Organization Plans Closer Coordination
sco nations are meeting to work out the kinks in their relationships.
