Opinion Maduro’s Regime Sustained by Drug Trafficking, Report Reveals Sentinel Update, November 24, 2025 Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro has been accused of relying on drug trafficking to maintain his regime, according to a report by Transparencia Venezuela. The analysis highlights that the country’s illicit economy generates over $8 billion annually, with funds directly benefiting the security, military, and bureaucratic apparatus that supports Maduro’s government…. Continue Reading
Opinion The Dangers of Socialism: A Threat to American Values Sentinel Update, November 24, 2025 The Big Apple was once the heart of American capitalism. Zohran Mamdan’s rise to power is thanks to the votes of young people in their 20s. Do they have one iota of a clue what they’re asking for? Imagine if all of America became socialist tomorrow, as these young voters… Continue Reading
Opinion The Cultural Foundations of American Identity: A National Dilemma Stella Green, November 24, 2025 The chaotic confrontation in Dearborn, Michigan, on Tuesday, of last week — when a demonstrator attempted to burn a Qur’an and Muslim counter-protesters surged — was more than a brief flash of drama. Along with other recent controversies in Arab-majority Dearborn, such as when the Muslim mayor told a Christian… Continue Reading
Opinion Operation Charlotte’s Web: Federal Agents’ Crackdown on Illegal Immigration in Charlotte Eugene Barnes, November 22, 2025 The U.S. Border Patrol (ICE) has begun an enforcement crackdown called “Operation Charlotte’s Web” and the usual suspects are bleating. They include Democratic Party politicians who depend on illegals for boosting the census count and anchor babies for votes, NGO “charities” dependent on federal dollars they get for resettling refugees,… Continue Reading
Opinion The Influence of Judicial Presence on Public Perception Eugene Barnes, November 22, 2025 In the courtroom, judges are perceived on many levels based on a variety of factors, from attire to attitude. In addition to a black robe and judicial demeanor, observers interpret proceedings through a judge’s verbal and nonverbal cues. From statements to silent sentiment expressed through emotion, observers (including jurors) follow… Continue Reading
Opinion Trump’s Healthcare Voucher Plan: A New Approach to Subsidies Eugene Barnes, November 20, 2025 By Sally C. Pipes In a social media post earlier this month, President Trump laid out his own alternative to the enhanced Obamacare subsidies that fueled the record-breaking 43-day government shutdown. “I am recommending to Senate Republicans that the Hundreds of Billions of Dollars currently being sent to money sucking… Continue Reading
Opinion Michelle Obama’s Criticisms of America Spark Outrage Sentinel Update, November 20, 2025 Formal first lady Michelle Obama has been making headlines with new criticisms in an interview promoting her book “The Look.” She expresses her grievances regarding American treatment. In an interview, she claims that Americans “aren’t ready for a woman president,” and have “a lot of growing up to do.” Last… Continue Reading
Opinion The Hidden Cost of Industrial Policy: Why Government Interventions Fail Sentinel Update, November 20, 2025 By Veronique de Rugy American industry has been getting a lot of hands-on direction from Democrats and Republicans for quite some time now. Every few years, someone looks at the underwhelming results of this economic maneuvering and insists that real “industrial policy” has never been tried. The truth is that… Continue Reading
Opinion Why the GOP Lost: A Call for Better Representation of Hispanic Voters Stella Green, November 17, 2025 The elections of earlier this month was a wake-up call — not just for the Republican Party, but for every so-called “strategist” who thought Hispanic voters were locked in. The mainstream media — including outlets like Politico and The Washington Post — are rushing to blame our losses on “mass… Continue Reading
Opinion Epstein’s Emails Reveal Trump’s Involvement in Scandal? New Documents Show Controversial Exchanges Eugene Barnes, November 17, 2025 By Debra J. Saunders Monday, 17 November 2025 11:59 AM EST The 2011 exchange between the late Jeffrey Epstein and longtime gal pal Ghislaine Maxwell, now serving a 20-year sentence for conspiring with Epstein to traffic minors, was short and grammatically incorrect. Epstein wrote, “i want you to realize that… Continue Reading