Politics U.S. Aviation System in Peril as Government Shutdown Continues Stella Green, February 1, 2026 The Department of Transportation has unveiled a shutdown contingency plan Thursday, mandating the furlough of more than 10,000 Federal Aviation Administration employees if the partial government shutdown persists. Under the plan, 13,835 air traffic controllers are required to work without pay during the funding gap, sparking fears of renewed strain… Continue Reading
Politics U.S. Faces ‘Invisible Coup’ as Immigration Weaponization Threatens National Security Stella Green, January 31, 2026 Peter Schweizer, the New York Times best-selling author, has warned that the United States is failing to confront what he calls the “weaponization” of immigration by foreign governments and domestic political elites. “We’re ignoring the weaponization of immigration,” Schweizer said. He cautioned that foreign actors view mass migration as a… Continue Reading
Politics Minnesota Jails Face Quiet Deportation Plan as Trump Adviser Cites Avoiding Street Violence Stella Green, January 31, 2026 By Jim Thomas | Saturday, January 31, 2026 Trump adviser Dick Morris stated on a recent cable news program that “1,350 people in custody in Minnesota jails” who “are here illegally” should be “quietly taken into custody and deported,” arguing that a jail-focused approach would avoid what he called “the… Continue Reading
Entertainment Melania Documentary Shatters Box Office Predictions with Record Opening Ella Thomas, January 31, 2026 First lady Melania Trump’s new Amazon MGM documentary “Melania,” the most expensive documentary ever produced, is reportedly on track for an opening of at least $8 million — marking the strongest debut for a documentary in a decade. The film is projected to finish third at the box office, trailing… Continue Reading
Politics Life-Threatening Delays: Rep. Beth Van Duyne Calls for Federal Regulation Rollback Stella Green, January 31, 2026 Continue Reading
Politics Trump’s Immigration Strategy Shift: Targeting Jail Residents Instead of Streets Stella Green, January 31, 2026 By Eric Mack | Saturday, 31 January 2026 01:05 PM EST President Donald Trump has made a “brilliant decision” in how his administration is approaching illegal immigration enforcement during his second term, according to political strategist Dick Morris on Newsmax. “I think that Trump has made a brilliant decision, which… Continue Reading
Entertainment Melania Trump Documentary Breaks Box Office Records with Historic Debut Ella Thomas, January 31, 2026 A new documentary focused on first lady Melania Trump’s final 20 days before President Donald Trump’s second inauguration has achieved an opening weekend gross of at least $8 million, marking the largest debut for a documentary in over a decade. Marc Beckman, the film’s producer, confirmed the success on Saturday,… Continue Reading
Politics Trump Holds Steady Senior Support as Poll Highlights Tax and Healthcare Preferences Stella Green, January 31, 2026 A recent poll conducted by Seniors Matter for America, a conservative coalition advocating for the president’s seniors-first agenda, reveals that President Donald Trump maintains steady support among older Americans. The survey, carried out from January 5 to 9 among 1,200 voters in key battleground congressional districts identified by the Cook… Continue Reading
Opinion Inflation Makes People Scared: America’s Economic Collapse Looms Sentinel Update, January 31, 2026 It’s a scary day here in Beverly Hills. The sun is out and the temperature is perfect, but there is a problem which all of my friends are talking about: prices. We are having an inflation which, as George M. Humphrey, a Treasury Secretary under Dwight Eisenhower, once famously said,… Continue Reading
Politics Minnesota’s Immigration Crisis: Local Sanctuary Cities Are the Real Problem Stella Green, January 31, 2026 Former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty stated that Minnesota’s dispute over federal immigration enforcement stems less from state policy than city-level decisions, identifying local jurisdictions—including Minneapolis—as the “real problem.” In a recent interview, Pawlenty addressed concerns raised by Democratic Governor Tim Walz about escalating tensions. Walz had previously referenced Fort Sumter… Continue Reading