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Hal Lindsey is the best-selling non-fiction writer alive today. Among his 20 books are "Late Great Planet Earth," his follow-up on that explosive best-seller, "Planet Earth: The Final Chapter" and "Everlasting Hatred: The Roots of Jihad."
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The earthquake to end all earthquakes

by Hal Lindsey -- Editor's note: Hal Lindsey is the host of "The Hal Lindsey Report," a weekly half-hour news and commentary series, and the author of "The Late Great Planet Earth," more…

'What on earth
is going on here?'

by Hal Lindsey -- Editor's note: Hal Lindsey is the host of "The Hal Lindsey Report," a weekly half-hour news and commentary series, and the author of "The Late Great Planet Earth," more…

Prophetic update: Is the Great Deception here?

by Hal Lindsey -- Editor's note: Hal Lindsey is the host of "The Hal Lindsey Report," a weekly half-hour news and commentary series, and the author of "The Late Great Planet Earth," the best-selling more…

Obama's strategy for perilous times

by Hal Lindsey -- When I heard President Obama's speech yesterday in which he practically accused the former administration of war crimes, I had to go out into my yard and walk more…

The death of shame

by Hal Lindsey -- Speaker Pelosi's press conference yesterday had to rank as one of the most bizarre political implosions since Richard Nixon's infamous "I'm not a crook" press conference in April more…

Pray? To whom? I'm a Democrat!

by Hal Lindsey -- In 1952, a joint resolution by Congress, signed by President Truman, declared an annual, national day of prayer. In 1988, the law was amended and signed by President more…

A nuclear Taliban?

by Hal Lindsey -- The Pakistani Taliban, even while continuing their penetration of central Pakistan, have begun mobilizing fresh recruits from all over the country to go help their Afghan Taliban brothers more…

Tortured logic

by Hal Lindsey -- The so-called torture memos released by the White House were not the only things tortured by what quickly became a crisis. The release tortured logic to a point more…