Article • January 14, 2009
Homosexual Bishop to Pray at Inaugural
What January’s inauguration festivities reveal about how far our nation has come—or how far gone.
Feature • May 1, 2017
SocietyWatch
Feature • September 29, 2021
War on the Dollar
Article • April 10, 2018
Government Surveillance Will Trigger a Constitutional Crisis
When government agents spy on the president, the nation is dangerously close to experiencing a ‘deep state’ coup.
Article • May 25, 2008
The Weekend Web
Obama goes to bat for Ahmadinejad; feminist dissent and SUVs on Jupiter? Plus: the Blue Bells of Shangdong.
Feature • August 1, 2016
WORLDWATCH
Article • December 21, 2021
They Fear a Donald Trump Comeback
Democratic elites say that if the 45th president runs for office again, our democracy will die. Is that really what they are afraid of?
Article • February 10, 2022
Israel’s ‘Deep State’ Is Being Exposed
Article • December 1, 2022
Chevron Granted Permission to Pump Oil in Venezuela
Article • October 20, 2008
Signs of America’s Shrinking Global Influence
Nations in Europe and elsewhere are treating America with far less respect in the wake of the banking crisis.
Article • January 29, 2009
Davos Meets During Crisis in Europe
As the World Economic Forum meets in Switzerland, signs of deepening crisis mount on the Continent.
Article • April 19, 2024
U.S. House Votes to Drastically Expand Government Surveillance
Article • June 23, 2014
How Much Longer Will Sanctions on Iran Last?
As the U.S. takes Iran on as an ally in Iraq, how long can sanctions last?
Article • September 1, 2010
America: One in Six Receives Government Assistance
Article • April 3, 2012
Herbert W. Armstrong Walked Through Open Doors to Deliver the Gospel to Latin America
Japanese Diet members helped him reach seven Latino countries.
Article • January 7, 2017
Week in Review: All Eyes on Jerusalem, Germany Ready to Split with Trump’s U.S., Obama’s Post-Presidency, and Much More
All you need to know about everything in the news this week
Article • July 15, 2012
The spectacular failure of America’s Muslim outreach
Article • November 27, 2017
What You Should Know About the Uranium One Scandal
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.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • April 13, 2016
Iran Violates Nuke Deal, Prompting U.S. Officials to Stop Using the Term ‘Violate’
Iran was in clear violation of the recently implemented nuclear deal when it decided to test-fire ballistic missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads. The Obama administration was well aware of Iran’s breach of the agreement, but decided to use more ambiguous terms to describe Iran’s actions in order to preserve the deal. Instead of Iran violating the deal, the Obama administration advised its representatives to simply say Iran’s actions were inconsistent with the deal. Why is the president going to such lengths to cover Iran’s back and maintain the deal? The implications of this willful oversight will prove to be deadly. Find out where this is leading on today’s Trumpet Daily Radio Show.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • February 27, 2020
Farrakhan and His Brothers
Article • November 29, 2013
The Foolishness of Ending the Monroe Doctrine
A 200-year-old pillar of America’s foreign policy is gone. Should we rejoice?
Article • January 20, 2008
The Weekend Web
Our pacifist, transparently biased media and the awakening of Europe; plus, a U.S. governor releases 215 murderers from prison.
Article • June 11, 2011
The Week in Review
An OPEC divided, Syria plus or minus Assad, removing Taliban sanctions, Spain’s sudden activists, and the new winner of the Charlemagne prize.
Article • February 10, 2008
The Weekend Web
Obama is not Jesus, McCain is not conservative and shariah law is not British; plus, movie night at Guantanamo!
