Article • April 21, 2023
DeSantis’s Fight With Disney Intensifies
Article • November 15, 2006
Reconstruction Companies Leaving Iraq
Article • February 8, 2007
Hugo Chavez Assumes Dictatorial Powers
Article • February 8, 2005
Germany’s First Immigration Law
More ominous parallels between the Germany of today and that of the 1930s before Hitler’s rise to power.
Article • September 16, 2009
Canada: Destroying Its Own History
This past weekend, commemoration of a historic anniversary was smothered by political correctness.
Article • December 14, 2011
Germany’s Parliament Comes Out Swinging
With a new deal for the eurozone in the works, German lawmakers are demanding control over the process.
Article • June 13, 2012
Rep. Jackson to Solve Your Economic Problems Through Minimum Wage
The New York Times in conjunction with Representative Jesse L. Jackson Jr. combine to give us a lesson in economic lunacy.
Article • August 1, 2012
American-Pakistani Ties Unraveling
Article • December 3, 2012
Is Iran Infiltrating the United States With Terrorist Sleeper Cells?
In the advent of a military strike against Iran, Hezbollah agents spread throughout the United States could change strategy, moving from surveillance and fund-raising to launching terrorist attacks.
Article • December 10, 2013
Geneva Won’t Stop Iran From Exploiting Loopholes
Iran ignores its promises and forges ahead with its nuclear aspirations.
Article • August 5, 2014
The Alarm Is Sounding—Is Anyone Listening?
The global free-for-all won’t go away just because the West ignores it.
Article • April 24, 2015
‘Storm of the Century’: Another Natural Disaster Hits Australia
Feature • July 1, 1999
Television: The Dangerous Decline of World News
Feature • February 1, 2016
Societywatch
Article • March 1, 2017
Leaders of Luhansk, Ukraine, Change Their Official Currency to the Russian Ruble
Article • October 21, 2017
Nepal Wants to Remain a Bridge Between India, China
As both Nepal and India gravitate toward Beijing, a great political and economic bloc is forming in Asia.
Article • December 12, 2017
Climate Scientists Caught Tampering With Sea Level Data
A new research paper suggests scientists manipulated data to make it look like sea levels are rising faster than the raw data suggests.
Article • August 21, 2018
Russian Satellite May Have Potential to ‘Bring the World’s Economy to Its Knees’
Article • September 19, 2005
Koizumi’s Huge Election Win to Reform Japan
Japan’s re-elected prime minister and his Liberal Democratic Party have much more in store for Japan than just a commercialized mail system.
Feature • May 31, 2019
Germany Is Taking Control of the Internet
New EU laws attempt not only to curb America’s big technology companies, but to take over the World Wide Web.
From the book: Autobiography of Herbert W. Armstrong
Chapter 68: Purchasing Ambassador Hall
Feature • January 8, 2025
10 Ways Russia’s Invasion Changed Germany Militarily
Defeat in World War II dramatically changed Germany. Just as dramatically, those changes are now being reversed.
Article • February 10, 2012
The Week in Review
Egypt in uproar again, Syria in crisis, Merkel’s will for Greece, new Russian fighters, and Britain: a great empire no more.
Feature • December 13, 2017
Introducing Europe’s Eastern Strongmen
Political trends in Europe right now are tracking remarkably close to the Bible’s prophecies.
Article • May 25, 2019
This Week: Five Events You Need to Know (May 25)
Attacks on the oil industry, sinister plots in Europe, Brexit, and more
