What does the Katrina disaster teach us about the art of preparation for coming troubles—especially those we have ample warning are on the horizon?

Are Islamic extremists about to obliterate the state of Israel? Some experts see reasons to worry.

Two crises are looming in the Philippines. And the window of opportunity to solve each could be slammed shut at any moment.

o said a terrorism specialist last week as I was watching coverage about the latest plot uncovered by British authorities.

Revelation 19 talks about an incredible wedding between the Lamb (Christ) and His Bride (the Church)

Melanie Phillips shows that Britain has become a gathering ground for Islamist terror groups, while the British establishment is in denial (2006, ISBN 1594031444).

Spiritual hunger of Chinese lead to growth in underground Christian churches

Many young people not only accept violent or abusive behaviors but consider them normal and exciting.

If we accept that there is no other option to prevent an attack... there is the view that attacking the launch base of the guided missiles is within the constitutional right of self-defense.

I don't think any European should speak or write about today's conflict in the Middle East without displaying some consciousness of our own historical responsibility.

While in Russia in late July he used his petrodollars to purchase a shopping cart full of fighter jets, helicopters, Kalishnikov assault rifles and even a submarine. To top off the list he also purchased a license to build a...

When Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser nationalized the Suez Canal 50 years ago, it started a chain of events whose results are still being felt today.

Experts tell us that from the viewpoint of public health, Avian flu is the number one threat facing humanity.

Michael Elliott of Time magazine asked some of the right questions: "What is it about the Middle East that makes the conflicts so intractable, such that one summer's guns ineluctably conjure up so many early spasms of violence? Why the...

"The sky is clearing up . . . the thunderstorm clouds of the last year are slowly disappearing," Austrian Foreign Minister Ursula Plassnik told a news conference after two days of talks in Klosterneuburg abbey near Vienna over the weekend...