Article • April 3, 2023
Does Donald Trump Have Enough Fight Left?
Radical leftists are blowing up the justice system just to stop President Trump. Can they do it?
Feature • October 13, 2022
Why Two Opposite Reactions to the Royal Funeral
Media elites revealed more about themselves than about the Queen or her realm.
Article • December 12, 2022
More ‘Twitter Files,’ More Proof of Leftist Collusion
Article • August 29, 2024
Zuckerberg Admits Biden Pressured Him to Censor
Article • February 23, 2023
Trump Visits East Palestine to Address Concerned Community
Article • November 7, 2023
Battleground States Look to Swing Right to Trump
Article • September 20, 2009
Israel “will not last long,” says Ahmadinejad
Article • October 3, 2009
Hundreds of Border Patrol agents to be cut on U.S.-Mexico border
Article • August 22, 2010
Iran’s uncontested nuclear march
Article • June 26, 2012
Supreme Court Overturns Arizona Immigration Law
Article • September 21, 2015
EU Supports Labeling of Israeli Goods to Help Palestinians
But will West Bank Palestinians actually benefit from the anticipated boycotts?
Article • November 27, 2017
Why Russia Wants to Control the World’s Uranium Supply
In its quest for power across Eurasia, Moscow doesn’t mind giving some uranium to Iran.
Trumpet Daily Radio Episode • April 17, 2017
After MOAB, We Ask: Is America Back?
Last week, America dropped the “Mother of All Bombs” on Islamic State targets in Afghanistan. The week before, 59 cruise missiles struck a Syrian airstrip belonging to Bashar Assad. While these plot a different course for the United States compared with eight years of inaction, are they a sign that America is back? Charles Krauthammer thinks so. As does Mark Styn. On today’s program, Middle East correspondent Brent Nagtegaal analyzes the recent actions in light of the question, “Is America back?”
Article • May 17, 2009
The Weekend Web
Israel gets the cold shoulder from the U.S., turns to Europe. Plus: The government will save money by providing health care to millions.
Article • June 11, 2011
The Week in Review
An OPEC divided, Syria plus or minus Assad, removing Taliban sanctions, Spain’s sudden activists, and the new winner of the Charlemagne prize.
Article • March 6, 2012
The Battle for Canada’s Oil Sands
Are the oil sands an economic boom, an environmental bust, or both?
Article • March 2, 2013
Taxes, Lies and Sequestration
A ‘kind of madness’ we haven’t seen in a long time.
Article • May 2, 2023
Uniparty Ousts Carlson to Get Trump
Serve your audience and make billions, or lose billions and shut down the truth? Fox News chose.
Article • May 12, 2009
Creating Hate With Hate Crime Bills
The unintended consequence will be more hate, not less.
Feature • August 1, 2009
Why China Won’t Stop North Korea
North Korea has nukes, and China isn’t worried. Something’s not right.
Article • December 4, 2015
The Terrorist Attacks That United Europe
Europe is forsaking a longtime ally as it prepares for all-out war.
Article • January 4, 2009
The Weekend Web
Will war open on Israel’s northern front? Plus, what the pope thinks of Obama, and remembering Samuel Huntington.
Article • August 20, 2019
Whistleblower: Google Plans to Overthrow the United States
“They were intending to scope the information landscape so that they could create their own version of what was objectively true.”
Article • November 28, 2023
The Trumpet Daily Interview: Lara Logan
Some are brave enough to tell the truth about the January 6 ‘fed-surrection.’
