The Tragic Curse of Alcohol Abuse

On the individual, national and global level, the misuse of alcohol is worse than ever.

Interlocked Destinies—the <em>Unknown</em> Story of the United States and Puerto Rico

For the Caribbean island and the U.S. to understand their futures, both must look to the past.

International Criminal Court: Man’s Best Attempt to Remedy Injustice

A visit to The Hague, Netherlands, the home of the International Criminal Court, was a perfect opportunity to analyze mankind’s inability to bring true justice—especially to war-torn Africa.

What We Must Learn from History

Throughout millennia, civilizations have lived out an all-too-familiar pattern: incredible advancement followed by societal collapse. Can we break this vicious cycle?

Profile: <em>The World to Come with David C. Pack</em>

Analyzing World News—Explaining Bible Prophecy

Profile: The Restored Church of God

A look at the purpose and history of the organization that publishes <em>The Real Truth</em> magazine.

Profile: Ambassador Center

A look at the purpose and history of the organization that publishes <em>The Real Truth</em> magazine.

World Headquarters Campus

Solving the Global Food Crisis

What the next generation will eat is one of the biggest unanswered questions facing mankind.

The Crumbling Wall of Separation

Religion is increasingly finding its way into global politics, and vice versa.

A Record-breaking Decade

Over the past 10 years, <em>The Real Truth</em> has explained the why behind the news—and helped you put the pieces of events together to better understand the world.

What Did the New Testament Church Look Like?

Professing Christianity is comprised of many groups and endless schools of thought. But does the picture today reflect the New Testament Church of 2,000 years ago?

The Disappearance of Trust

The confidence of ordinary citizens in leaders, governing bodies, and long-standing institutions is crumbling. Could we have seen this coming?

Mideast on the Brink

Despite a ceasefire, Israel, Gaza and the entire Middle East remain far from lasting peace—and one step from all-out war.

Five Signs of a Fragmenting World

Across the globe, it was a year of constant political, ethnic and religious clashes.

Germany and the Catholic Church

The number of parishioners in the nation has been dwindling. Will the church’s presence eventually be lost?

Hurricane Sandy: Why <em>Another</em> “100-year” Storm?

The historic cyclone resulted in more than 150 deaths, caused up to $70 billion in losses, destroyed homes, ruptured power plants, and damaged critical infrastructure. It became one more item on a troubling list of compounding crises for America—and the world.