Article • January 31, 2007
Chinese Satellite-Busting Technology Renews Space Race
The Chinese have upped the ante in the race to see who will control space.
Article • October 9, 2008
The Vatican Exploits the World’s Financial Crisis
Germany and the Vatican are moving toward a financial new world order.
Article • February 10, 2021
Is the Libyan Crisis Almost Over?
Ten years after Muammar Qadhafi’s ousting, Libya has a new government.
Article • March 28, 2009
The Week in Review
Iran responds to the White House’s overtures, Germany gets the inside scoop on U.S. counterterrorism technology, and the federal government thinks it can fix the American economy.
Feature • September 6, 2023
The Trumpet—Blocked!
A new bill in Canada, a new act in Europe and other initiatives are censoring content and cementing government control over truth.
From the book: The Missing Dimension in Sex
Chapter 1: World in Revolt—Why This Book Had to Be Written
Feature • December 1, 2004
Britain Cuts Military
Britain was ill-prepared for World War i. Although it had enlarged its Navy, its standing Army had been reduced in size in the years leading up to the war. It wasn’t until Britain had engaged Germany that a sufficient fighting force was raised, with the help of its allies, to eventually bring the nation to victory.
Feature • August 1, 2020
Israel’s Rogue Supreme Court
The story of the high court’s slide into lawlessness
Article • October 26, 2008
The Weekend Web
Livni throws in the towel and American capitalism has failed; plus, which political campaign is really playing the race card?
Feature • May 1, 2010
WorldWatch
Article • June 30, 2020
Britain Gave Up Its Empire for the NHS. Was It Worth It?
Feature • April 1, 2017
WorldWatch
Article • March 6, 2009
President Obama’s Royal Snub
Is the once-special relationship between the United States and Britain about to end?
Article • November 26, 2018
A ‘Big Step Forward’ for Europe’s Vision of a Combined Military
Moving ‘step by step to “an army of Europeans”’
Article • December 31, 2018
Denmark Handshake Enforces European Values on Muslims
New citizenship law shows Europe’s changing attitude toward Islam.
Article • December 21, 2021
Germany’s Friedrich Merz Is Again on the Rise
An unorthodox leader rises in an unorthodox way in Germany.
Feature • April 1, 2010
Another Anti-U.S. Alliance Is Born
Latin American and Caribbean nations vote to keep the U.S. out of their affairs.
Article • April 9, 2010
The Tragic Success of Arms Control
Obama’s vision of a nuke-free world will lead to another global war.
Article • November 2, 2017
Russian Ships in Manila Signal Shifting Alliances
As the United States distances itself from the Philippines, Russia and China are swooping in to fill the void.
Feature • October 1, 2016
Nationalizing the Family
People across the Western world are embracing a bold new vision for family life—without even realizing it.
Article • July 2, 2015
America Has More Spanish Speakers Than Spain
Feature • November 1, 2005
Descent Into Barbarism
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • May 3, 2016
The Secret to Successful Aging
Western society views old age as a time to give up on learning new things. True Christians must be careful to avoid letting that myth affect them. There is never a time to stop growing spiritually. Christ said we must endure to the end and keep growing—especially late in life. With age, it can seem more appealing to take the easy road and get lazy when it comes to developing new habits. How can seniors avoid falling into this slump? What is the key to promoting continual growth? On today’s show, Stephen Flurry provides practical advice for seniors to help them continue growing during the later years.
