Iraq—Haunted by Iran

Victory for the Mullahs

Iran’s hard-liners pulled rank and effectively killed the reform movement. Why no outcry from the West?

The Chalabi Connection

The Spanish Connection

Islamist extremism struck another cowardly blow in March. This time the target was civilians on board a train in Madrid. Why this attack on European soil? Why Spain—why Madrid?

The New Order

How the political ripple from the Madrid bombing has altered the power balance in Europe

Boeing vs. Airbus

The aircraft-making juggernaut’s wings are being clipped by a higher-flying European competitor.

The Cost of Greed

Deadly animal diseases harm our food supply. Just a hint of mad cow or avian flu can warrant a mass slaughter. Why do we face such costly plagues? There is a cause, and it is us.

Global Sympathy for Terrorists

Terrorists Unite Against Israel

Citizens Unhappy With Leaders

Germany Upgrades Arms

Still War-Torn

Tarnished by Corruption

No to Full Independence

Hong Kong Hang-Ups

Vatican

Middle East

Return of the Religious War

Religion is meant to bring peace, but in reality it has fueled history’s bloodiest wars. Regrettably, it appears the world is heading toward its next crusade.

When the Debt Bomb Explodes

Does deficit spending really matter? America—its citizens and government—seems to think not. But the debt bomb is ticking.

How to Find a Good Job

Nailing the Interview

The Second Commandment

Is it possible you may be guilty of some form of idolatry? The sin of idolatry is more common than you might think. Here is the next article in our series about the Ten Commandments.

What Did Jesus Look Like?

Too Little, Too Late

Green Peace

A Great Myth?

Dysfunctional Floor Plans

TV and Toddlers

Behind the Work