Opinion Argentine President Javier Milei’s Economic Policies Face Severe Criticism as Inflation Surges Eugene Barnes, September 30, 2025 By Jose Quarracino Tuesday, 30 September 2025 04:02 PM EDT Argentine President Javier Milei, who recently relied on a financial bailout from the U.S. Treasury to avoid default, has publicly claimed his nation’s public finances are stable and under control. Without assistance from Scott Homer Bessent, the Argentine government would… Continue Reading
Opinion The Unyielding Shield of Free Speech: A Legal Perspective on the First Amendment Eugene Barnes, September 30, 2025 By Judge Andrew P. Napolitano “It does me no injury for my neighbor to say there are 20 gods or no God.” —First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution The modern concept of freedom of speech emerged with the Earl Warren U.S. Supreme Court in the 1960s. In two landmark cases,… Continue Reading
Opinion Democrats Dominate Wealthiest Congressional Districts Despite Trump’s National Victory Stella Green, September 29, 2025 By Terence P. Jeffrey In 2024, the 15 wealthiest congressional districts in the United States—measured by median household income—demonstrated a striking trend: all elected Democratic representatives to the House of Representatives. This pattern held despite voters nationwide electing President Donald Trump to a second term, as he lost to then-Vice… Continue Reading
Opinion Historical Hypocrisy: Democratic Presidents’ Abuse of Power Exposed Stella Green, September 29, 2025 By George J. Marlin Hillary Clinton has accused President Donald Trump of “following the authoritarian playbook,” while Democrats have labeled him a dictator, fascist, and Nazi, drawing comparisons to Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, and Joseph Stalin. Critics condemned his crackdown on crime in D.C. as “dictator-level stuff,” and Gov. Gavin… Continue Reading
Opinion The Illusion of Recognition: How Europe’s Palestine Stance Fails to Address Real Issues Sentinel Update, September 26, 2025 A Palestinian State Has Already Been Offered, Rejected — Yet Europe, Canada, and Australia Pretend It’s New? In recent weeks, a hysterical parade of world leaders — France and Britain at the front of the pack, joined by Canada and Australia — have rushed to recognize a Palestinian state. Their… Continue Reading
Opinion Iran Faces Historic Moment as Protests Intensify Over Executions and Repression Eugene Barnes, September 26, 2025 By Hamid Enayat Friday, 26 September 2025 01:47 PM EDT Protesters in Toronto, Ontario, have condemned the Islamic Republic of Iran for an execution, demanding human rights during a demonstration. The unrest reflects growing global scrutiny of Iran’s repressive policies. The activation of the “snapback” mechanism marks a critical shift,… Continue Reading
Opinion Western Allies’ Betrayal: Recognition of Palestinian State Sparks Outrage Stella Green, September 26, 2025 By Josh Hammer Friday, 26 September 2025 05:01 PM EDT Four of America’s nominally closest allies — Britain, Australia, France and Canada — disgraced themselves this week by recognizing a so-called Palestinian state. In so doing, these nations didn’t merely betray the broader Western civilizational inheritance to which they lay… Continue Reading
Opinion Revival in Pittsburgh: Young Faithful Gather in Response to Tragedy Eugene Barnes, September 25, 2025 PITTSBURGH, Pa. — If you were looking for young people distraught over the Sept. 10, 2025 brutal assassination of Charlie Kirk here, you were looking in the wrong place. They went to The Sanctuary church by the busloads. Even Pastor Jason Howard was taken aback by the size and scope… Continue Reading
Opinion FDA’s Prohibition Push Threatens Public Health Amid Opioid Decline Sentinel Update, September 25, 2025 By Charlie Kolean Thursday, 25 September 2025 11:25 AM EDT The opioid epidemic ravaged our country, and it’s finally beginning to show signs of receding. Opioid-related deaths continue to decline, with this trend observed in nearly every state nationally. However, Washington’s ivory tower elites persist in pushing policies that harm… Continue Reading
Opinion Black Democrats’ Hypocrisy in Crime Crisis: A Call for Accountability Eugene Barnes, September 24, 2025 By Clarence V. McKee Wednesday, 24 September 2025 03:25 PM EDT How do you think Black and white progressive Democrats and the liberal media would react if the 58 people shot and eight killed in Chicago over Labor Day weekend were white? How do you think they would react if… Continue Reading