Opinion Taxing the Rich Won’t Fix Fiscal Problems—Policy Expert Warns Sentinel Update, January 2, 2026 By Veronique de Rugy Friday, 02 January 2026 03:21 PM EST There’s a satisfying emotional pull to watching a wealthy individual advocate for higher taxes on those like themselves. It feels civic-minded, even noble. A recent commentary by former Utah senator, Massachusetts governor, and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney fits… Continue Reading
Opinion Blue States’ Renewable Energy Mirage: How Wind Power Policies Are Skyrocketing Bills Eugene Barnes, January 2, 2026 This site uses cookies and similar technologies to understand how you use our site and to improve your experience. By continuing to use our site, you accept our use of cookies. To learn more, click here. By Betsy McCaughey Friday, 02 January 2026 03:15 PM EST Red states have low… Continue Reading
Opinion The Weight of Self-Deception: Why Seeking Help Isn’t Weakness Stella Green, January 2, 2026 By Susan Estrich Friday, 02 January 2026 09:49 AM EST Every year, for as long as I can remember, I would resolve to lose weight. 125 pounds it said on my driver’s license, even though it wasn’t accurate at the time I wrote it down. It was my goal, every… Continue Reading
Opinion Socialism’s Economic Collapse: A Recipe for Higher Prices and Shortages Stella Green, December 31, 2025 The only difference between a socialist and a Democrat is that the Democrat says, “Your earnings don’t belong to you. Your earnings belong to the government. Now hand over half of your earnings.” A socialist (aka communist) says, “Your earnings don’t belong to you. Your earnings belong to the government…. Continue Reading
Opinion Nexstar’s Proposed Merger Threatens American News Freedom — Congress Must Act Now Stella Green, December 31, 2025 In today’s digital economy, where opaque algorithms often prioritize inflated hyperbole while facts lag behind rapidly evolving news cycles, independent media remains critically important to Americans. During the 2024 election cycle, two out of three voters cited freedom of speech as their top decision factor—surpassing concerns about crime, immigration, and… Continue Reading
Opinion Iran’s Regime on the Brink: Societal Unrest and Economic Collapse Signal Existential Threat Sentinel Update, December 30, 2025 In recent political discourse across Iran, phrases such as “the regime has returned to factory settings” or “we must not return to factory settings” have become commonplace among activists and officials. Yet what does this metaphor truly signify? And why are analysts warning that if Iran’s political system fails to… Continue Reading
Opinion New York Governor Kathy Hochul Abandons Catholic Doctrine by Signing Euthanasia Law Eugene Barnes, December 29, 2025 During the Christmas season, Christians of every faith celebrate life — specifically the life of their savior, Jesus Christ. But New York’s governor, Kathy Hochul, a baptized Catholic, has rejected her church’s teaching that human life is sacred by agreeing to sign into law euthanasia legislation on December 17. The… Continue Reading
Opinion The Hidden Threat Within Our Walls Eugene Barnes, December 29, 2025 By Ziva Dahl Monday, 29 December 2025 06:17 PM EST The Muslim Brotherhood has never hidden its ambitions. In 2011, its leader, Mohammed Badie, vowed to crush “Zio-American arrogance” and impose Islam’s “mastership of the world” through a global caliphate under Sharia law. Fifteen years later, that message remains unchanged…. Continue Reading
Opinion How Russian Oligarchs Engineered Karabakh’s Prolonged Crisis Stella Green, December 29, 2025 By Paul Miller Monday, 29 December 2025 12:17 PM EST While hope abounds for the future of the South Caucasus region following a United States-brokered peace deal between Azerbaijan and Armenia earlier this year, Washington must continue recalibrating its broader approach to Eurasia. At the center of that recalibration is… Continue Reading
Opinion Ukraine’s Military Failures Undermine Trump’s “Morning Again” Promise Sentinel Update, December 29, 2025 In his 1984 reelection campaign, then-President Ronald Reagan unveiled an unforgettable commercial titled “It’s Morning Again in America.” The ad summarized economic success through lowered inflation and interest rates, new jobs, expanded home ownership, and a brighter future for young couples. The narrator concluded that America was “Prouder and stronger,… Continue Reading