Article • January 5, 2023
Russia Deploys Warship to Atlantic Armed With Hypersonic Zircon Missiles
Article • February 13, 2023
Artificial Intelligence: From Writing to Space Warfare
Article • April 21, 2023
DeSantis’s Fight With Disney Intensifies
Article • September 16, 2009
Canada: Destroying Its Own History
This past weekend, commemoration of a historic anniversary was smothered by political correctness.
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 • October 19, 2010
Britain Braces for Cyberattacks
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 • 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 • October 26, 2009
EU “Foreign-Policy Giant”
Article • December 10, 2013
Geneva Won’t Stop Iran From Exploiting Loopholes
Iran ignores its promises and forges ahead with its nuclear aspirations.
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.
Article • July 6, 2020
Learning From Negative History
Feature • November 1, 1999
The Missing Dimension in Sex
Article • November 1, 2021
Poland Aims to Double Its Armed Forces
Europe’s militarization needs to be closely watched.
Feature • July 1, 2003
“Faster … Quieter … Deeper”
Article • May 20, 2019
America—Five Years Away From a Debt Death Spiral
Soon every new dollar the U.S. government borrows from outside investors will be needed to pay net interest on its national debt.
