Article • November 16, 2017
Like Low Taxes? Then You’re Racist
Article • December 27, 2017
2017: A Year of Military Milestones
It’s clear that the world is militarizing. That trend is set to continue into 2018.
Feature • June 1, 2005
A Headache for Benedict
One unresolved issue Pope John Paul II left for his successor is no small job.
Article • December 5, 2013
Xi Jinping: An Aspiring Vladimir Putin?
China’s president tightens his grip on power.
From the book: Libya and Ethiopia in Prophecy
Chapter 10: The Stunning Truth Behind Libya’s ‘Democratic’ Revolution
Article • January 17, 2016
Sweden Shows Where Germany Is Heading
How Europe’s immigration crisis has forced Sweden to rethink its welcome
Feature • October 1, 2018
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Feature • July 1, 2021
Watch German Politics!
Article • December 14, 2018
Tensions in Okinawa Reveal Problems in the U.S.-Japan Alliance
Controversy over U.S. Marine base could lead to Japan’s remilitarization.
Article • December 29, 2018
This Week: Five Events You Need to Know (December 28)
James Mattis’s resignation, Iranian drills in the Strait of Hormuz, Indonesian tsunami, and more
Article • September 19, 2019
Why Is Pope Francis Talking About a Schism?
The Bible foretells division between the United States and the Roman Catholic Church.
Feature • March 1, 2020
How Can I Make My Marriage Work?
Feature • August 1, 2019
SocietyWatch
Article • October 28, 2020
Sweden Boosts Military Spending Amid Russia Fears
‘An armed attack against Sweden cannot be ruled out.’
Feature • January 1, 2021
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Article • December 7, 2020
Russia’s Militarization of the Arctic Accelerates
A growing number of military installations are making Russia more capable and antagonistic in this increasingly important region.
Feature • February 1, 2015
What Happens When You Take the UK out of the EU?
Britain is closer than ever to cutting ties with the European Union. What will Europe look like once the British are gone?
Feature • May 1, 2001
At the Crossroads
After the Cold War ended, the world entered a tumultuous decade—one that forged the foundation for the breakup of old alliances and the establishment of a new order. What form will the new order take? What risks will it pose for the U.S. in its perceived role as the world’s policeman?
Feature • February 1, 2001
Death Stands at Attention
Although, since the close of the cold war, it has not been politically correct to draw attention to it, the nuclear doomsday clock continues to tick. Today, while America sleeps, European military aspirations reawaken. Will the U.S. soon face a new nuclear opponent?
Article • January 15, 2017
The Republic of Miracles
America’s improbable victory in the War of Independence
Feature • October 1, 2010
EconomyWatch
Article • December 4, 2009
Britain a Big Loser in the EU
Recent wrangling over EU economic regulation is proving Britain to be a lightweight in the Union.
Feature • January 1, 2011
How to Concentrate
From the book: The Missing Dimension in Sex
Chapter 14: Planned Parenthood, Contraceptives and Sexual Dysfunctions
