Article • February 1, 2024
New Law to Expand EU Control of Social Media
Article • February 15, 2012
The Conservatives’ New Ally in the Fight for Christian Britain
The British government stands ‘side by side with the pope.’
Article • February 16, 2017
Iran Names Alleged War Criminal as New Ambassador to Iraq
Iraj Masjedi is the latest indication of how Iran is dominating Iraq.
Article • September 10, 2018
Anonymous New York Times Op-ed Actually Confirms ‘Deep State’ Is Real
Irony: Unelected bureaucrats say they are defending ‘democracy’ by actively undermining the man the people elected to be president.
Article • December 19, 2018
EU-Japan Relations Taken to ‘a Whole New Level’
Approval of strategic and economic agreements between the two are pushing ‘tariff man’ further off the world stage.
Article • April 19, 2021
A New Direction for Ecuador
What the election of Guillermo Lasso as president could mean for the country
Article • December 29, 2022
Omnibus Monstrosity Funds 87,000 New IRS Agents
Article • May 6, 2024
New Georgian Law Could Open Door to Russia
The people of the former Soviet republic are terrified of becoming the next Ukraine.
Article • March 18, 2016
A Conversation With a British Euroskeptic
Political economist Rodney Atkinson explains why Britain should vote to leave the European Union on June 23.
Article • June 2, 2022
The Awesome Secret Behind the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
A dark cloud hangs over the royal family, but God has a plan to preserve the greatest dynasty in the world!
Feature • October 1, 2006
Selling Britain’s Corporate Crown Jewels
The continual loss of ownership of the companies that helped make Britain great is a sad reminder of this nation’s fall from superpower status.
Article • June 19, 2013
Iran’s New President: Is Hassan Rouhani the Moderate the West Hopes For?
What the election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s successor means for Iranian politics.
Article • November 1, 2017
The Islamic State Attacks New York
What does the Islamic State’s loss of territory in the Middle East mean for the rest of the world?
Article • February 11, 2019
Iran Pushes New Offensive Strategy
Iranian military leaders have announced a strategy that will lead to Iran’s destruction!
Article • October 2, 2019
Russia, China Draft New Military Cooperation Pact
The agreement will add yet another weld bead to the bond that joins these two Asian behemoths together.
Feature • November 28, 2017
THE NEW STRONGMAN AGE
It’s a dramatic shift in world affairs. And it won’t end well.
Article • October 30, 2018
China’s New Bridge to Hong Kong—a Symbol of Britain’s Demise
How long before the territory is fully assimilated into the authoritarian mainland?
Article • April 30, 2021
Putin Courts New Cuban Regime
‘It is said that Cuba is not a priority for the United States.’ Well, it certainly is for Russia.
Feature • December 1, 2010
This Means War
Where global trade disputes are leading—and how they will upend your life
Article • January 4, 2023
The Most Important News of 2022—Exposed!
A review of the most important coverage news outlets have missed
Feature • February 1, 2001
The Denial of History
We have entered a most crucial time for the U.S. and Britain, with new global alliances forming in the wake of the now-dead bipolar cold war era formerly dominated by the U.S. and the Soviet Union. At this junction of epochs, the Anglo-Saxon nations have lost their grasp on a most crucial tool underpinning national survival. They have lost their grip on history.
Feature • January 1, 2020
The Unseen Consequence of Climate Change
Some scientists say wildfires, floods, droughts and dozens more disasters trace back to carbon emissions. But there is a disaster far more important they are missing.
Article • November 9, 2012
Can the New Coptic Pope Save Egypt’s Christians?
As violence against Christians intensifies in Egypt, many Coptic Christians will start looking for a new type of Pope to protect them!
Article • July 11, 2013
President Obama’s Sweeping New Powers
One year ago, U.S. President Barack Obama voted himself sweeping new powers over American citizens’ private communications.
