Opinion U.S. Banks Withdraw from Net-Zero Alliance as Climate Policy Fad Collapses Eugene Barnes, August 25, 2026 It was only a few years ago when climate change alarms and green energy initiatives dominated White House agendas and corporate boardrooms. Former President Joe Biden’s policies were heavily focused on eliminating fossil fuels, with major American corporations embracing the net-zero carbon framework. This movement during Biden’s administration aimed to… Continue Reading
Opinion Piker’s ‘We Are Charlie Kirk’ Singalong: A Deadly Mockery of the Fallen Conservative Sentinel Update, August 25, 2026 Hasan Piker is deeply envious of Charlie Kirk. The hard-left influencer debated Kirk in 2017 and was set to do so again before Kirk was murdered last year. Yet now Piker is going around mocking Kirk’s assassination, leading a crowd last weekend, during his live podcast tour, in a sarcastic… Continue Reading
Entertainment Dolly Parton’s Final Wish: Rest in a Beautiful Bed of Plush Cotton Ella Thomas, August 25, 2026 Dolly Parton had one final request for her family before her death on Tuesday at age 80: She wanted to be laid to rest in a “beautiful bed of plush cotton.” Her nephew and longtime head of security, Bryan Seaver, revealed the wish in an emotional video announcing her death…. Continue Reading
Politics Razor-Thin Margin: Mike Mazzei Edges Gentner Drummond in Oklahoma Gubernatorial Runoff After Trump’s Late Push Stella Green, August 25, 2026 Former Oklahoma State Senator Mike Mazzei narrowly defeated state Attorney General Gentner Drummond in Tuesday’s Republican gubernatorial runoff, securing victory with 50.3% of the vote to Drummond’s 49.7% after President Donald Trump mounted a decisive late campaign push for his endorsed candidate. The race was called for Mazzei nearly three… Continue Reading
Politics Veteran Congress Leader Warns: Iran War Ends Only When People Confront Hardliners Stella Green, August 25, 2026 Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pa., stated Tuesday that ending the war with Iran will require a broad combination of economic and military pressure, but ultimately the Iranian people will have to confront the hardliners controlling their country. Perry, a retired Army National Guard brigadier general with nearly 200 combat flight hours,… Continue Reading
Opinion U.S. Steel Workers’ Future in Peril: Union Leadership Risks $2.5 Billion Deal Over Healthcare Changes Eugene Barnes, August 24, 2026 United Steelworkers leadership stands at a pivotal crossroads in the next few weeks and the stakes are high for the union’s workers, their families, and the many communities that rely on a stable domestic steel industry. The union remains locked in collective bargaining with U.S. Steel as the four-year contract… Continue Reading
Entertainment Surface-to-Air Missiles at Universal Studios: Todd Bridges Recalls Nightmare Taping with Nancy Reagan Ella Thomas, August 24, 2026 Todd Bridges, the actor best known for his role on Diff’rent Strokes, described a high-stakes security operation during a 1983 taping that featured first lady Nancy Reagan. The episode, titled “The Reporter,” promoted her national “Just Say No” anti-drug campaign, with Gary Coleman’s character, Arnold Jackson, exposing drug dealing at… Continue Reading
Politics Rudy Giuliani Threatens Lawsuit Against Tucker Carlson Over Alleged Defamation in Hunter Biden Interview Stella Green, August 24, 2026 Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has announced his intent to sue Tucker Carlson, accusing him of defaming himself during a recent interview with Hunter Biden. In his remarks, Giuliani sharply criticized both Carlson and Biden over their discussion of the origins of the Hunter Biden laptop controversy. “He… Continue Reading
Opinion 30 Years of Comebacks: How Netanyahu Still Holds the Key to Israel’s Next Election Stella Green, August 24, 2026 If you read the headlines about Israel’s upcoming election, you might conclude Benjamin Netanyahu is finished. Israel is scheduled to hold elections on October 27, and recent polls certainly show trouble for Netanyahu. Recent polling indicates that former Israel Defense Forces chief Gadi Eisenkot’s new Yashar party has secured 24… Continue Reading
Opinion Social Security’s 2032 Deadline: The $500-a-Month Catastrophe for 80 Million Americans Sentinel Update, August 24, 2026 The Social Security Trust Fund is rapidly heading toward depletion. The consequences of inaction grow increasingly severe, annually. Current projections from the Social Security Trustees demonstrate that the Old‑Age and Survivors Insurance (OASI) Trust Fund could be depleted in 2032, at which point incoming payroll taxes would only cover roughly… Continue Reading