Opinion Middle-Class Struggles Hit Hard as Midterms Draw Near Eugene Barnes, February 4, 2026 By Duvi Honig Wednesday, 04 February 2026 12:08 PM EST U.S. President Donald Trump and his team deserve credit for projecting strength and leadership globally. From trade and tariffs to diplomacy and stability internationally, America once again is taken seriously abroad. Strong leadership overseas protects American interests and restores deterrence…. Continue Reading
Opinion Trump Administration’s Border Security Achievements Exemplify Effective Immigration Enforcement Stella Green, February 4, 2026 Continue Reading
Opinion Appalachian Storytelling Community Frustrated After Belcher’s Political Post on “Creepalachia” Page Sentinel Update, February 4, 2026 By Salena Zito Wednesday, 04 February 2026 04:32 PM EST Wheeling, West Virginia — West Virginia is the only state in the United States that is located entirely within the 13-state, 423-county Appalachian region. Much of the beauty, sorrow and challenges we think of when it comes to the region… Continue Reading
Opinion Minneapolis Turns Into War Zone as Anti-ICE Violence Escalates Eugene Barnes, February 3, 2026 Continue Reading
Opinion Democratic States on Tax-Raising Bataan Death March Sentinel Update, February 3, 2026 By Stephen Moore | Tuesday, February 3, 2026 By 2026, the Democratic Party has transformed from a fiscal restraint advocate into a tax-and-spend parody of itself. Once the party framed raising taxes as a last resort, its leftwing base now views increased taxation as a badge of honor. New York… Continue Reading
Opinion Gaza Transition Plan Advances Despite Unresolved Hostage Crisis Stella Green, February 3, 2026 The world has focused its collective attention on Iran—yet a critical story demanding urgent global scrutiny remains overshadowed. While diplomatic maneuvers unfold in the Persian Gulf, the most significant development of recent months occurs in Gaza: the U.S.-led Trump administration has formally advanced to Stage II of the Gaza truce… Continue Reading
Opinion Texas Special Election Results Show Republicans’ Strategic Failures Sentinel Update, February 3, 2026 By Daniel McCarthy Tuesday, 03 February 2026 06:46 AM EST Just how badly did Republicans perform in two Texas special elections last weekend? Not as poorly as apocalyptic headlines in liberal-leaning outlets would suggest—yet badly enough that Republicans nationwide must confront searing lessons. Although the GOP lost both races, one… Continue Reading
Opinion A Write-In Vote for Hope: How a College Football Coach Inspired My Presidential Choice Sentinel Update, February 2, 2026 On Election Day 2024, a resident of Illinois chose not to vote for either major party candidate. The decision came after careful consideration of the presidential race. Paul Miller, a media and political strategist based in Chicago, explained his choice. He cast a write-in ballot for Indiana University head football… Continue Reading
Opinion Don Lemon’s Arrest Undermines First Amendment Claims Stella Green, February 2, 2026 Continue Reading
Opinion AI’s Narrow Mindset: The Human Brain’s Unmatched Wisdom Stella Green, February 2, 2026 By Larry Bell Monday, 02 February 2026 12:09 PM EST Many have accepted the idea that personality types are divided into two distinct categories: left-brain thinkers who excel in logical analysis and technical skills versus right-brain individuals who thrive on creativity and intuition—traits often viewed as mutually exclusive. While this… Continue Reading