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The Quixotic Ex-Governor
by Jeff Jawer
Sarah Palin, an Aquarius, resigned her position of Governor of Alaska with nebulous Neptune transiting her Saturn, the planet of responsibility.
7/7/2009
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Hamas and the Lunar Nodes
by Jeff Jawer
Hamas makes an offer under the influence of a Neptune transit and we take a look at the Moon's North and South Nodes in Aquarius and Leo.
5/5/2009
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Neptune and Secession; Venus Direct
by Jeff Jawer
Neptune and Jupiter on the U.S. Moon in Aquarius smokes out secession talk while Venus turning direct is welcomed by a plunging stock market.
4/21/2009
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Jeff's Blog: Cuba, Venus and Capricorns
by Jeff Jawer
The U.S. lifts some restrictions on Cuba, Venus is turning direct this week, and Tiger Woods and LeBron James personify Capricorn's incredible drive.
4/14/2009
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AstroNews April 7, 2009
by Jeff Jawer
This week's AstroNews looks at stumbling Larry Summers and Barack Obama's first major diplomatic journey.
4/7/2009
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Uranus in Pisces
by Therese Murphy
Revolutionary Uranus began its seven-year stay in spiritual Pisces on March 10, 2003.
1/1/2008
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Saturn in Virgo
by Ed Tamplin
Australian astrologer Ed Tamplin looks back at previous periods of Saturn in Virgo with an eye on what its next visit there might bring.
8/31/2007
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The Real Estate Cycle
by Robert Gover
Real estate tends to move in an 18-to-20-year cycle. From one top to the next, as from one low to the next, about 9 or 10 years usually elapses.
5/14/2007
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Uranus in Pisces, Part 2
by Therese Murphy
Ingress charts for Uranus in Pisces in 2003 and 1919 are explored and compared to the US Sagittarius rising chart.
3/13/2003
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Jupiter Opposite Neptune
by Jeff Jawer
Jupiter and Neptune are in opposition with one another, just as they were at the beginning of the Vietnam War.
2/10/2003
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Space Shuttle Columbia
by Moses Siregar III
Major planetary patterns were present when the Columbia Space Shuttle fell from the sky on February 1, 2003.
2/6/2003
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The Grand Illusion
by John Whalen
The leaders of America and Iraq are locked in a battle of wills that seems to have blinded them to the possibility of compromise.
1/9/2003
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War Fever
by Robert Gover
America's wars have corresponded with outer planet transits to significant points in the United States chart.
10/3/2002
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Saturn-Pluto Revisited
by Jeff Jawer
The opposition between Saturn in Gemini and Pluto in Sagittarius is technically over, but its effects will be with us for years.
9/20/2002
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Enron: The Phoenix Will Rise Again
by Fred Singh
The chart of the Enron Corporation shows its innovation, potential for greed and fall. But at least one astrologer thinks that they're not done yet.
2/28/2002
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Recent Saturn-Pluto Cycles
by Rick Levine
Recent history is full of powerful examples that demonstrate how the Saturn-Pluto cycle relates to changes in the international political landscape.
11/10/2001
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Pisces to Aquarius
by Jeff Jawer
The long transition from the Pisces Age of Religion to the individualism of the Aquarian Age may be the defining astrological factor behind the conflict between Islam and the United States.
11/10/2001
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Neptune and Bioterrorism
by Raymond Merriman
Neptune symbolizes this period with its potential for reactions based on assumptions or even false or misleading information. It is a time when misinformation can lead to hysteria.
10/17/2001
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Terrorist Attack: Laura Lee Interview
by staff
Laura Lee interviews StarIQ founders Jeff Jawer and Rick Levine for the astrological view on the September 11 terrorist attacks.
9/25/2001
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Terror from the Sky
by Rick Levine and Jeff Jawer
The worst attack in American history was launched in the midst of the long Saturn-Pluto opposition. Although astrology cannot take away the feelings of uncertainty and horror, we can gain perspective by looking at key astrological factors involved in these tragic events.
9/22/2001
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Timothy McVeigh: The Day of Judgment
by John Whalen
Timothy McVeigh's horoscope shows elements of stubborn fanaticism. Yet, it was his choice alone to apply them in such a destructive manner.
5/9/2001
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Battlefield: Education
by Courtney Roberts Conrad
The education signs of Gemini and Sagittarius are currently seeing quite a bit of astrological action, provoking hot debates over public education and who is going to pay for it.
4/17/2001
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Standoff in China: Problem or Opportunity?
by Courtney Roberts Conrad
The Bush administration is facing its first foreign policy crisis with the recent collision and landing of a spy plane in China. The birth charts of the U.S. and China offer insights into their challenging relationship.
4/6/2001
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Foot and Mouth Comes to a Head
by Courtney Roberts Conrad
Large animals and the wide, open spaces needed to maintain them are astrologically related to Jupiter and Sagittarius. In the current outbreak of foot and mouth disease, the influence of this planet and sign are unmistakable.
3/18/2001
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Earthquake in India
by Jeff Jawer
On January 26, 2001 India was struck by a massive earthquake. The planetary patterns in effect at the time led more than one astrologer to predict such an event.
1/29/2001
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2001 Astrologers' Predictions
by StarIQ Writers
What does the year ahead hold for us? What about the economy? The market? Politics? Personal issues? See what leading astrologers have to say about the coming year.
12/26/2000
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Uranus Rocks the Presidency
by Courtney Roberts Conrad
Something strange is afflicting the executive office. The usual suspect in all things unusual is the planet Uranus.
11/24/2000
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The Boy Scouts: On Our Honor
by Philip Sedgwick
An Aquarian organization such as the Boy Scouts of America ought to be flourishing with the humanistic Uranus in its sign. So what’s gone wrong for the Scouts?
11/8/2000
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Election 2000: Who Will Win?
by StarIQ
Who will be the next U.S. president? Take a look at the predictions of some well-known astrologers for what may turn out to be one of the closest presidential races ever.
11/2/2000
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Presidential Election
by StarIQ Writers
Here is a collection of StarIQ articles on the candidates for the 2000 U.S. presidential election.
10/27/2000
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Rumble Under New York
by Philip Sedgwick
It finally happened. The Subway Series is back in New York for the first time since 1958. Both teams have Jupiter in Pisces, but the rest of their astrological stories are very different.
10/24/2000
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The US Economy—Running Out of Gas?
by Courtney Roberts Conrad
After going through the energy crisis of the 70s, how did we end up driving gas-sucking SUVs and mini-vans? America's addiction to fossil fuels is a bad habit we just can't kick.
10/17/2000
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Bias in the Bureau of Indian Affairs
by Philip Sedgwick
After over 150 years of harmful policies, Saturn and Jupiter prompt the Bureau of Indian Affairs to apologize and renew their mission.
10/10/2000
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Napster: The Music Industry Revolution
by Pat Hardy
Napster represents the shift in digital media distribution, including music, film and publishing. The way we access these is about to change.
9/21/2000
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The Kursk: Things Fall Apart
by Eric Francis
When the Kursk nuclear submarine sank on August 12, another veil of the Iron Curtain was lifted to reveal a country being shaken at its roots.
9/20/2000
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The Olympic Flame Burns Over Sydney
by Courtney Roberts Conrad
Despite scandals, boycotts and commercialism, the Olympic torch still shines. Perhaps the spirit of the games and the torch are protected by their guardian planet, Jupiter.
9/19/2000
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Gambling: Let the Good Times Roll
by Ricky Corcilius and Dany Falconer Flint
Ka-ching! The year-long conjunction of Pluto and Chiron in Sagittarius is bringing with it a worldwide obsession with gambling and the lottery.
9/12/2000
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The FAA: Stormy Skies
by Philip Sedgwick
The FAA has recently been under fire for ignoring critical life-and-death details in public air safety. What will restore the confidence of the flying public in this agency?
9/6/2000
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Whew, That Was Close!
by Philip Sedgwick
An object of about half a kilometer in diameter passed relatively close to the Earth on September 1, 2000. Astronomers spotted it less than a week before.
9/1/2000
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Yasser, Ehud, Can We Talk?
by John M. Whalen
This fall's Jupiter-Pluto opposition may play a big role in talks between Israel and the Palestinians.
8/31/2000
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Prozac Gets Competition
by Michael WolfStar
A federal appeals court recently cleared the way for early generic competition to Eli Lilly's blockbuster antidepressant Prozac. Not surprisingly, Neptune plays a leading role in the drug's chart.
8/30/2000
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The West is Burning
by Philip Sedgwick
Even with modern fire-fighting techniques, we can't control the wildfires raging through the west. With Pluto in Sagittarius, we are compelled to redefine our relationship with nature.
8/27/2000
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An Aries Wins Top Survivor Prize
by Bil Tierney
Aries Richard Hatch is the winner of CBS' smash summer hit show Survivor. Here's the astrology behind the story.
8/24/2000
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Air Rage
by Philip Sedgwick
Air rage has been big news lately, as more and more cases are reported. Outer planets Uranus, Neptune and Pluto tell the story.
8/23/2000
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Human Genetics: O Brave New World!
by John M. Whalen
On June 26, President Clinton held a press conference to announce that science has begun to unravel the mysteries of genetic coding. Let's have a look at the chart for this historic moment.
8/16/2000
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Concorde Crashes: End of an Era?
by Philip Sedgwick with Jeff Jawer
Significant astrological factors indicate that the days of the world's fastest commercial jet may be numbered.
7/26/2000
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Solar Flares
by Philip Sedgwick
The second largest solar storm in twenty years erupted on July 14, 2000.
7/17/2000
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The E-Signature Bill is Passed
by Pat Esclavon Hardy
Electronic signatures become legal as Jupiter, planet of the law, enters Gemini, the sign of communication. Here are the amazing astrological details.
7/10/2000
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The Nuclear Axis
by Eric Francis
Recent fires at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation and Los Alamos, New Mexico are astrologically connected to the birth of the nuclear age.
6/30/2000
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Einstein: The Century's Choice!
by Dorothy Oja
Albert Einstein is Time Magazine's "Person of the Century." What does his chart say about this...relatively speaking?
3/2/2000
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Roots in the Air
by Lynn Bell
High winds uproot thousands of trees in Europe as stable Saturn and revolutionary Uranus set the stage for change.
2/7/2000
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Y2K: How Real Is It?
by M. Kelley Hunter
Happy New Year! Major planetary patterns show that Y2K is more than a simple change of the calendar.
11/23/1999
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