Article • June 19, 2019
California’s Sexualized Curriculum and the Equality Act
The war on family gets worse.
Feature • December 1, 2002
Aftereffects of an Election
Germany’s September election put a weak and unpopular government back in power. But it also provided a glimpse at where the country is headed.
Article • January 20, 2009
The United Ponzi States of America
If you thought Madoff’s Ponzi scheme was bad, don’t look now, but you’re in one.
Article • September 2, 2011
The Week in Review
Fearing another intifada, infiltrating Libya, enforcing the faith, watching September 7, and fearing new racial tension in South Africa.
Feature • July 1, 2017
WorldWatch
Article • August 6, 2018
Seventy-Three Years After the First Nuclear Strike, Nukes Are Everywhere
Article • May 4, 2021
Russia, China and a World of Nuclear Weapons
Efforts by the United Nations and other international organizations to reduce the nuclear threat have failed.
Article • August 5, 2021
Vaccine Passports Have Arrived in America
The ‘Land of the Free’ goes from jab persuasion to flat-out coercion.
Article • November 17, 2021
USNS Harvey Milk: ‘May God Bless This Ship’?
Article • August 23, 2023
Facebook Blocks Access to the Trumpet in Canada
The intended consequences of Bill C-18
Feature • July 28, 2025
Trump’s Tough Trade Deal Shows Europe Needs to ‘Wake Up’
Article • September 15, 2017
Juncker’s Vision for a United States of Europe
… should remind us of Herbert W. Armstrong’s forecast for Europe.
Article • November 13, 2008
Israel’s Converging Crises
Converging crises could soon overwhelm the Jewish state and drive it into the arms of …
Article • July 6, 2017
The Rise of the Alpha Female
In the battle of the sexes, it appears women might be taking the lead.
Article • January 15, 2018
Germany’s ‘Coalition of Losers’
Article • November 30, 2008
The Weekend Web
India reevaluates its alliance with the West and the new, new deal. Plus, guess who the real winner is in the global financial crisis?
Article • July 15, 2011
The Week in Review
The other Karzai is killed, what the Turkish government thinks is “unthinkable,” the Catholic Church covers up—in the middle of a cover-up scandal, China dives deep, and the U.S. argues over a notional “debt ceiling.”
Feature • November 1, 2020
WorldWatch
Feature • March 1, 2003
Failed Promises
Article • January 5, 2008
The Week in Review
Poppies in Afghanistan, radicals in Egypt, euros in the Mediterranean, critics in Taiwan, riots in Kenya, and much more.
Article • November 12, 2010
The Week in Review
A tumultuous new government in Iraq; violent protests, this time in London; blockbuster Turkish entertainment; and is Jerusalem a capital or a settlement?
Article • January 6, 2012
The Week in Review
Iran closes Hormuz, France and Germany strangle Britain, China’s goals for its space program, U.S. military slashed, and what happens to 40 percent of new human lives in New York City.
From the book: He Was Right
Our Financial 9/11 Was Prophesied!
Article • November 3, 2013
How Did Family Get So Complicated?
Feminists are pushing a new female ‘archetype’: childlessness. Will that really solve our problems?
