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The NY Times Unwittingly Exposes President Obama’s Deadly Appeasement Agenda
By wooing terrorist groups that are not affiliated with al Qaeda, President Obama is empowering America’s enemies.
Article • July 24, 2015
Trumpet Hour: A Deep Dive on the Iran Nuclear Deal
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Whose Holy City?
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • August 3, 2017
How to Fix Britain’s Gruesome Acid Attack Problem
London is in the grip of a new crime wave. Knife and gun crime is soaring, but criminals are switching to a new weapon—one that’s even easier to get a hold of. Attacks using acid or other corrosive substances have almost doubled in the last 12 months. When police crack down on one weapon, criminals switch to another. TheTrumpet.com’s assistant managing editor Richard Palmer examines the real solution to Britain’s crime problems. Also on today’s show, Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar and how it relates to today’s news events.
Booklet
South Africa in Prophecy
Since the handover of government to Nelson Mandela in May 1994, the euphoria which greeted the new president’s inauguration has soured as crime runs rampant in the major cities, the country’s health services unravel, educational standards adjust downward and the rand plummets. The vision outlined by South Africa’s new government included many promises in the areas of housing, welfare, education and employment. These promises have yet to be largely fulfilled. What does the future hold for South Africa?
Article • November 20, 2009
Afghanistan—Endgame?
Will the U.S. and its allies ever pull out of Afghanistan?
Article • March 30, 2022
After Russia’s Invasion, Germany Demands Leadership
Article • May 24, 2023
The Only Real Glory in King Charles’s Coronation
While God’s presence is no longer with the House of Windsor or the new King, He is still working hard to shine a glorious light of hope to this world.
Article • December 16, 2011
Namibia—Lamb Among Wolves
Declaration of a coming government to a southwest African nation seeking independence
Article • February 19, 2024
Greece Legalizes Same-Sex ‘Marriage’
Article • April 9, 2024
Germany Stations Soldiers in Lithuania
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Extent of Problem Is Hidden
Article • August 15, 2014
Japan’s Race for Space
Feature • January 1, 2015
Russia: Iran should have more reactors, not fewer
Article • September 3, 2023
Japan Seeks Record Defense Budget for 2024
Feature • March 29, 2023
What Will Tomorrow’s Cities Be Like?
Visionary billionaires have some impressive ideas. But here is what will actually happen.
From the book: Autobiography of Herbert W. Armstrong
Chapter 55: Strategy to Gain Possession—Birth Pangs of the College
Article • January 7, 2019
Democrats Plot Largest Expansion of Government in U.S. History
The Green New Deal is not really about protecting the environment.
Article • November 23, 2011
Rate of STD Infection Up
Feature • November 1, 1998
The Euro: A Tower of Babel
Article • March 15, 2024
German Defense Company Rheinmetall Ramps Up Production
Article • March 26, 2024
EU to Egypt: Keep Migrants Away
Article • July 3, 2007
Portugal Faces Hard Battle Over Turkey Membership
The EU’s new president, from Portugal, wants to jump-start entry talks with Turkey, but will face stiff opposition from other EU members.
Feature • January 1, 1999
The Germans Are Coming
