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Inflation Makes People Scared: America’s Economic Collapse Looms

Sentinel Update, January 31, 2026

It’s a scary day here in Beverly Hills. The sun is out and the temperature is perfect, but there is a problem which all of my friends are talking about: prices. We are having an inflation which, as George M. Humphrey, a Treasury Secretary under Dwight Eisenhower, once famously said,…

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When States Turn to Nullification: Minnesota’s Lawsuit Exposes a Century-Old Strategy

Eugene Barnes, January 30, 2026

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison initiated a lawsuit on January 12 against U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, Immigration and Customs Enforcement Acting Director Todd Lyons, and the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement apparatus. The suit, filed jointly with Minneapolis and St. Paul, asserts that ICE’s “enforcement surge” in…

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NATO Faces Critical Air Defense Gap as Netherlands Abandons E-7 Wedgetail Order

Eugene Barnes, January 29, 2026

During the past decade, the manner in which wars are fought has changed. Yet European nations have remained steadfast in ensuring their collective security, making defense spending a priority. That posture is beneficial for all NATO partners, both providing security and bolstering the overall defense industry and local economies. However,…

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MAHA’s Promise of Reform Crumbles as FDA Collapses Under Chaos

Sentinel Update, January 29, 2026

By Charlie Kolean Thursday, 29 January 2026 10:30 AM EST Remember when Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) stormed onto the American scene promising to blow the doors off the rotten institutions which have held our nation hostage for decades? When it vowed to take on the FDA, Big Pharma, the…

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The Collapse of U.S. Industrial Policy: A Wake-Up Call from Georgia, Intel, and Tariffs

Eugene Barnes, January 29, 2026

Industrial policy has consistently failed across America—not merely in Washington but throughout state governments, cities, and federal agencies alike. Officials promise to engineer economic outcomes through targeted market interventions, yet the results reveal a pattern of wasted resources, distorted incentives, and fragile outcomes that collapse when political support shifts or…

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Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison Confuses Religious Freedom Laws, Ignoring FACE Act Protections

Sentinel Update, January 29, 2026

For those tracking recent events in Minnesota, a detail regarding state officials’ lawlessness has emerged that underscores Attorney General Keith Ellison’s profound misunderstanding of legal principles. To qualify for the position of attorney general of Minnesota, one must be at least 21 years old and a resident of the state…

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The Cheating Heart of America

Eugene Barnes, January 27, 2026

By Sid Dinerstein Tuesday, 27 January 2026 11:29 AM EST “Your Cheatin’ Heart will make you weep You’ll cry and cry and try to sleep But sleep won’t come the whole night through Your Cheatin’ Heart will tell on you.” Cheating: Hank Williams wrote and sung about it in 1952….

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Trump’s Economic Plan: Boosting Jobs and Securing Social Security

Stella Green, January 27, 2026

By Joe Penland, Sr. Tuesday, 27 January 2026 It’s common knowledge that government policies have a great impact on whether the U.S. economy is good or bad. These policies also play a factor in either encouraging or discouraging private sector job creation and wages that enable families to maintain a…

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Broken Windows Are Not Art — They’re America’s Unspoken Crisis

Eugene Barnes, January 27, 2026

The connection between America’s sprawling constellation of broken windows and its accelerating national decline is no longer a theory—it’s a confession written in graffiti, shoplifting receipts, boarded storefronts, lawless subways, and the hollowed-out stare of citizens who know, instinctively, that something fundamental has gone wrong. This isn’t a debate among…

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Coal Isn’t Dead—Trump’s Strategy Is Powering America’s Future

Eugene Barnes, January 27, 2026

Trump’s Clean Coal Revival Proves Elites Were Wrong For more than a decade, Washington elites, Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) ideologues, and global bureaucrats declared coal finished. They told Appalachia its best days were behind it. They told America to abandon energy independence and trust foreign supply chains, unreliable renewables,…

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