Politics U.S. Considers Land Strikes in Venezuela Amid Escalating Drug War Tensions Stella Green, October 31, 2025 The U.S. is weighing options to attack targets inside Venezuela tied to drug trafficking networks, marking a significant escalation from recent maritime interdictions. Reports indicate planning has advanced beyond sea operations as Washington maps potential land targets should President Donald Trump authorize strikes. A U.S. carrier is moving into the… Continue Reading
Opinion Legal Advertising Crisis: Call for Updated Ethics in Class Action Ads Stella Green, October 31, 2025 By Michael Flanagan The Canons of Ethics have long governed the way lawyers advertise for clients, evolving as necessary to best serve the needs of the profession and its clients. In fact, legal advertising was largely prohibited until Bates v. State Bar of Arizona, 433 U.S. 350 (1977), when the… Continue Reading
Politics White House Tightens Press Access Controls in Key Area Stella Green, October 31, 2025 By Newsmax Wires | Friday, 31 October 2025 05:25 PM EDT The White House has implemented new restrictions limiting press access to the West Wing’s Upper Press area in Room 140 adjacent to the Oval Office. Members of the press will now need an appointment to enter the space, according… Continue Reading
Opinion War’s Harrowing Reality: Raw Footage from Iraq War Reveals Brutality and Sacrifice Sentinel Update, October 31, 2025 The documentary “The Last 600 Meters: The Battles of Najaf and Fallujah” offers a harrowing glimpse into the brutal realities faced by U.S. troops during the Iraq War, blending war correspondent photos, bodycam footage, and veteran interviews to create a stark portrayal of conflict. Directed by Michael Pack, the film… Continue Reading
Politics U.N. Condemns U.S. Military Strikes in Caribbean and Pacific as “Unacceptable” Stella Green, October 31, 2025 Friday, 31 October 2025 07:02 AM EDT The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, condemned U.S. military strikes against boats in the Caribbean Sea and eastern Pacific Ocean, calling them “unacceptable” and demanding an immediate halt. The remarks marked the first such criticism from a United Nations organization…. Continue Reading
Politics Former Senator Condemns Move to Eliminate Senate Filibuster, Warns of Democratic Overreach Stella Green, October 31, 2025 By Jim Thomas | Friday, 31 October 2025 06:28 PM EDT Former Sen. Scott Brown, R-Mass., told Newsmax on Friday that House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., is right to oppose eliminating the Senate filibuster. He warned that Democrats would exploit its removal to consolidate power and erode conservative influence in… Continue Reading
Politics Pennsylvania Launches Aggressive Fentanyl Crackdown Amid National Crisis Stella Green, October 31, 2025 The fight against fentanyl has become “an all-hands-on-deck effort,” as law enforcement agencies across Pennsylvania work together to remove tens of millions of lethal doses from circulation, Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday told Newsmax. “Pennsylvania is obviously a beautiful, wonderful state, [but] when you look at fentanyl and the way… Continue Reading
Politics Agriculture Secretary Condemns SNAP as “Corrupt” Amid Shutdown Debate Stella Green, October 31, 2025 By Jim Mishler | Friday, 31 October 2025 05:29 PM EDT Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins accused the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) of being “bloated,” “corrupt,” and “dysfunctional” during a Capitol media briefing on Friday, as two federal judges mandated funding for the program amid a government shutdown. Rollins, speaking… Continue Reading
Opinion Obama’s Call for Journalism Regulation Sparks Orwellian Concerns Sentinel Update, October 31, 2025 By Michael Dorstewitz A video of former President Barack Obama celebrating “new forms of journalism” has resurfaced, drawing sharp criticism for his advocacy of government regulation to control media narratives. In remarks made to historian Heather Cox Richardson at the Connecticut Forum, Obama emphasized the need to distinguish facts from… Continue Reading
Politics VA Secretary Condemns Democratic Tactics in Government Shutdown Stella Green, October 31, 2025 By Newsmax Wires | Friday, 31 October 2025 10:16 AM EDT Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins on Friday sharply rebuked congressional Democrats, telling Newsmax they’ve said the quiet part out loud by using veterans and working families as political leverage to extend the federal government shutdown — a move he… Continue Reading