Feature • January 1, 2014
How Did Family Get So Complicated?
Finally, the solution to our family problems is … childlessness?
Feature • July 1, 2012
The Old Rome-Berlin Axis Is Back
Chancellor Merkel’s replacement of her old political partner Nicolas Sarkozy with Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti hastens the resurrection of Charlemagne’s Holy Roman Empire.
Feature • June 1, 1998
Heroin at Your House?
Heroin, one of the most powerfully addictive opiates known to man, is making a strong comeback in America. Here is the current status on America’s war on drugs and how you can prevent heroin from entering your house!
Article • September 4, 2025
Germany: From Social Welfare State to Military Heavyweight
Feature • August 1, 2007
Race for the God Particle
As scientists run their biggest race, the U.S. falls hopelessly behind Europe.
Article • November 7, 2024
European Union and Japan Sign Sweeping Defense Pact
The deal has chilling echoes of the World War ii axis formed between Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan.
Article • May 3, 2012
Ridiculous Story of the Day award
Article • March 3, 2017
Week in Review: Iran and North Korea in Nuclear Collusion, Putin’s Russia Gains Ground, Democratic Party Shifts Left, and More
All you need to know about everything in the news this week
Article • February 10, 2017
Germany’s Rapid Military Shift
“Almost silently, Germany has changed its defense policy.”
Article • March 15, 2018
Germany to Lead NATO Forces in the Baltic
Berlin takes command of another military headquarters.
Article • April 3, 2018
German Government Increases Security, Surveillance Powers
Interior Minister Horst Seehofer: ‘Safety is a human right. A strong state does not tolerate a legal vacuum.’
Article • December 15, 2018
This Week: Five Events You Need to Know (December 15)
Terror in France, uncertainty in Germany, portentous cooperation in Asia, and more
Article • February 1, 2019
Democratic Party Swings Hard Left
Ahead of the 2020 United States presidential elections, Democrats are speaking like revolutionaries.
Article • March 10, 2020
Migrants Receive Cold Shoulder From Europe
Over the period of five short years, Europe’s attitude toward refugees has drastically changed.
Article • November 12, 2024
Who Is in Trump’s Administration So Far?
Article • October 23, 2013
The Only Thing Keeping the Dollar Alive
Article • January 9, 2015
GDP Grows at Record Pace: Here’s What They Didn’t Tell You
GDP grew 5 percent in the third quarter—or did it?
Article • March 26, 2016
Week in Review: Europe’s Response to Brussels Attacks, Chinese Aggression, America’s Painkiller Addiction, and More
All you need to know about everything in the news this week
Article • June 6, 2024
World Marks 80 Years Since D-Day
What is the grand lesson from the past eight decades?
Article • September 5, 2009
The Week in Review
The Iran nuclear merry-go-round, the German election roller coaster, and the Los Angeles firestorm
Article • May 31, 2023
The Tragedy of Stars, Snowflakes and Maple Leaves
Justin Trudeau begins breaking with the crown.
Feature • January 1, 2009
How Political Correctness Wrecked the Economy
What started as an attempt to help low-income minorities ended up hurting them—and pushing America to the brink of financial ruin.
Article • May 24, 2008
The Week in Review
Burning books, burning crops, Iran has a hot hand, and inter-Asian relations are warming up nicely.
