Opinion Schumer’s Political Crucible: A Senator Betrayed by His Own Party Sentinel Update, December 15, 2025 It has been an unbelievably bad year for New York’s senior senator. When Sen. Charles “Chuck” Schumer, D-N.Y., agreed in the spring to avoid a federal shutdown by siding with Republicans, he found himself at odds with the far-left wing of his party. Not wanting a repeat in the fall,… Continue Reading
Opinion Trump’s New ‘Money For Nothing’ Program Threatens to Erode American Exceptionalism Sentinel Update, December 15, 2025 By Michael Dorstewitz Monday, 15 December 2025 10:27 AM EST Although President Trump has achieved some amazing wins for America in the less than 11 months into his second term, he should reconsider some programs he’s been touting recently. They sound more like a socialist’s dream than something dreamed up… Continue Reading
Opinion The Stabilization Mirage: How Extremist Networks Threaten the Mideast’s Hard-Won Peace Stella Green, December 15, 2025 The Mideast is closer to genuine peace than at any time in modern history. It happened because President Donald J. Trump acted as the peacemaker, shattering decades of failed assumptions, and because Jared Kushner was the builder who turned vision into reality. Together, they created the most significant diplomatic breakthrough… Continue Reading
Opinion San Jose High School Students Form Human Swastika with Hitler Quote, Sparking National Outcry Sentinel Update, December 15, 2025 Eight students from Branham High School in San Jose, California recently posted social media images forming a human swastika and included a quote from Adolf Hitler calling for the killing of all Jews. Rabbi Yigal Rosenberg of Chabad of Santa Clara stated he did not know if the gesture was… Continue Reading
Opinion The Five Conditions That Must Be Met Before a Palestinian State Can Truly Exist Sentinel Update, December 15, 2025 A recent question has resurfaced with urgency: “Is a Palestinian state actually possible — especially today, after the antisemitic terror attack in Australia?” This query, often met with emotional responses or diplomatic slogans, overlooks a critical reality. The establishment of a new country in an area rife with conflict cannot… Continue Reading
Opinion Lombardi’s Wisdom Echoes: Notre Dame Rejects Pop Tarts Bowl Sentinel Update, December 13, 2025 For nine years before the AFL and NFL merged, the NFL held a Runner-up Bowl where second-place finishers in its two divisions played for third place. Vince Lombardi, then coach of the Green Bay Packers, dismissed the event as “a hinky-dink football game, held in a hinky-dink town, played by… Continue Reading
Opinion Beyond Beauty: The Hidden Keys to Lasting Love Sentinel Update, December 13, 2025 Many have heard this classic saying, which still holds true today. Visual appeal remains a significant factor in initial attraction, but beyond that, qualities like kindness, honesty, compassion, compatibility, and how someone makes you feel about yourself are crucial for meaningful connections. Research by Kaitlyn P. White et al. (2021)… Continue Reading
Opinion Angel Families’ Thanksgiving Thanks Skip Critical Mass Deportation Push Stella Green, December 10, 2025 By Michael Reagan and Michael R. Shannon The American Border Story, an organization on our side that champions border closure, claims victory in its campaign — a triumph largely attributable to the Trump administration. This week, TABS released a video featuring Angel Families, citizens who have lost loved ones to… Continue Reading
Opinion 7-OH Ban Risks Replicating the 2019 Vaping Backlash Stella Green, December 10, 2025 Debate over a harm reduction product used by millions of Americans as an alternative to illicit drugs is dredging up bad memories of GOP electoral lowlights regarding the proposed vaping (vape) bans of the past. In an era when science, politics, and electoral consequences all intersect. The intensifying debate surrounding… Continue Reading
Opinion Climate Alarmism Fails: The 2025 Hurricane Season and the Hollow Promise of Green Energy Sentinel Update, December 10, 2025 The absence of alarming headlines about unprecedented extreme weather events this year—or credible warnings from global bodies on the final chance to prevent climate Armageddon—suggests that mainstream news has been lacking in sufficiently dire reporting. Recall the predictions of increasingly frequent and severe hurricanes fueled by man-made carbon dioxide “pollution”… Continue Reading