Article • February 2, 2022
‘Debt Nightmares’ Are Plaguing Americans
Is a world where no one is burdened by crippling debt possible?
Article • September 18, 2006
Palestinian Unity Government Proposed
Feature • November 1, 2004
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
The Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) and the Federal Home Mortgage Loan Corporation (Freddie Mac) were originally chartered by the U.S. government but have since become private corporations. They are key players in the U.S. housing market. Home prices can only go up if there are new mortgage loans available at the increased price. Enter Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Here’s how they facilitate the housing bubble.
Article • February 2, 2017
Donald Trump Puts Iran ‘On Notice’
The White House has issued a warning to Tehran following Sunday’s ballistic missile test.
Article • March 19, 2017
President Trump’s War Against the Media Doesn’t Compare to Obama’s
The Obama administration knew how to play the media and prosecuted anyone who challenged it.
Article • December 22, 2021
The Crime Wave Is Worse Than You Think
Violent crime in big cities is breaking all-time records.
Feature • March 1, 2011
WorldWatch
Article • August 4, 2023
Joe Rogan Believes ‘Deep State’ Staged January 6 as a False Flag Against Trump
Article • September 14, 2007
Putin: Destroying and Rebuilding Government
Recent developments in Moscow show precisely with whom the power rests.
Article • March 25, 2025
EU Defense Commissioner Calls for €70 Billion for Military Mobility
Feature • September 19, 2019
Upcycling Swords Into Plowshares
When the world is under righteous government, weapons of death will be converted into tools of life.
Article • October 1, 2007
The Con That Turned the World Against America
How greed almost triggered a global financial collapse—and why we can expect the fallout to continue.
Feature • May 6, 2025
Dramatic New Twist in German Election
Article • June 23, 2006
World Cup Gives Germany Self-Confidence
With Earth’s most popular sporting event in progress, Germany has captured the world’s attention. The tournament will end, but here is why you should keep your eyes on the country and its new self-image.
Feature • October 1, 2007
The Cities of the Future
Prepare to be inspired by these imminent advancements in urban living!
Article • June 8, 2012
Economy—All Eyes on Merkel
As the global economy teeters on the brink, all eyes are on Chancellor Merkel. Will she blink?
Article • December 8, 2022
China Relaxes COVID Measures Amid Economic Downturn
Article • January 22, 2010
Greece: Basket Case or Test Case?
Article • April 14, 2010
America’s Last Sardine Factory Closes Its Doors
Another dead industry. More lost jobs. And one more thing America will be stuck importing from elsewhere.
Article • July 7, 2011
Weapons prove Iran’s role in Iraq
Article • August 6, 2019
Has Cambodia Just Become a De Facto Colony of China?
A new agreement for access to a Cambodian naval base represents a massive victory for China and a significant loss for the United States.
Article • May 25, 2018
Why Venezuela’s Sham Election Matters
A dubious election in a failed democracy could be an opportunity other nations use to their advantage.
Article • February 21, 2024
Australia to Double Navy Size to Largest Since World War II
Feature • May 1, 2006
Israel’s Final Chapter
The Israelis elected a prime minister who vows to bring the Arab-Jew impasse to an end by 2010. Will his radical plan work?
