Rhode Island’s media and General Assembly sold a hate-crime story police now say never happened. Dr. Andrew Bostom called it early — just like he did on COVID. He’s back. Nothing is off limits.
Sten presses into the hard data. Twenty-five states have already run sixty-eight million voter registrations through the SAVE database, flagging more than 480,000 questionable records in just ten of those states. Four states refuse to participate at all. New Jersey’s governor recently admitted that roughly 6,600 noncitizens were added to the rolls and nearly 400 of them voted. Homeland Security estimates the real number of noncitizen registrations nationwide is far higher. Meanwhile, every Senate Democrat has voted against photo ID four times, even as 83 percent of the public, including a large majority of Democrats, supports it.

This episode delivers what Rhode Islanders need to hear. Vieira and Jones examine President Trump’s national address, the suppressed intelligence on Chinese cyber threats to voter data, the status of the SAVE America Act, and what these national failures mean for the Ocean State. Secure elections should not be a partisan issue. Rhode Island deserves better. Watch the full conversation and share it with anyone who still believes our votes should actually count.

Rhode Island needs to hear this. Soprano and activist Claire Stadtmueller joins Sten to reveal the real story behind her bold one-act musical drama The End of Tyranny — a direct confrontation with globalist overreach, tech control, and assaults on bodily sovereignty. Don’t miss this high-stakes conversation about resistance and reclaiming freedom.

On this episode of #InTheDugout, Mark Brody from the World Council for Health joins Sten to talk about the upcoming Better Way Conference 2026 in Rhode Island. Doctors, scientists, legal experts & policy leaders coming together to rethink the future of healthcare.

Rhode Island truckers are calling out Governor McKee’s two-cent gas tax rollback as little more than election-year window dressing. While the governor touts “Affordability for All,” the Rhode Island Trucking Association warns that reinstating uncapped truck tolls in 2027 will slam families and businesses with far higher costs passed directly to consumers. On this episode of #InTheDugout with Mike Stenhouse, Chris Maxwell lays out the hard truth about RhodeWorks and what it really means for the Ocean State.

Rhode Island government too often violates our God-given and constitutional rights with zero consequences. Right now, state courts offer no meaningful way for everyday citizens to hold government entities accountable. On this episode of #InTheDugout with Mike Stenhouse, Sten sits down with prominent attorneys Richard A. Sinapi and former RI Supreme Court Justice Robert Flanders to break down the Rhode Island Civil Rights Enforcement Act (H7352/S2607) and why it may be the most important bill the General Assembly considers this year.

Rhode Island has more registered voters than voting-age citizens — yet Democrats claim our elections are secure. Is the SAVE America Act necessary? On #InTheDugout with Mike Stenhouse, Sten talks to Sara Vieira and Ned Jones on proof of citizenship, photo ID, and what this means for Ocean State voters. This is the tough talk Rhode Island needs. Watch now.

Is politics reshaping pediatric medicine? On #InTheDugout with Mike Stenhouse, Dr. Jill Simons of the American College of Pediatricians joins Sten to break down the new “Doctor, Heal Thyself” initiative and the growing national debate over medical treatments for children experiencing gender distress. This is a conversation Rhode Islanders need to hear.

A major new poll of New England women, with clear top-line findings from the Ocean State, shows that Rhode Island women are both concerned and frustrated. They know their electric bills are going up, but many are unsure which policies, decisions, or leaders are actually responsible. That confusion is becoming just as big an issue as the prices themselves.

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two landmark cases—Little v. Hecox and West Virginia v. B.P.J.—challenging state laws that restrict girls’ school sports to athletes based on biological sex at birth. In this episode of In The Dugout, we break down what happened inside the courtroom, what was said (and what wasn’t), and what it could mean for women’s sports nationwide.

What happens when a doctor questions the narrative—and the institution pushes back? Pediatrician and former Washington State University professor Dr. Renata Moon joins In the Dugout to break down her lawsuit against WSU, a case that could redefine academic freedom and free speech in medicine.

In the wake of widespread speculation and misinformation, a firsthand witness comes forward to set the record straight about the Andy Dick overdose. On this episode of #IntheDugout, Mike Stenhouse is joined by Ocean State Current staff member Adam, who was present during the incident and shares his account of what actually happened.

In today’s episode, Suzanne Cienki takes on two fights that are shaping federal accountability and Rhode Island politics right now. Federal officials asked every state to turn over full voter roll records. Only four complied right away. About a dozen entered negotiations. Fourteen refused outright, and that refusal has now turned into fifteen active lawsuits around the country.

Tune in! #InTheDugout with Mike Stenhouse steps up to the plate with crypto expert Mike Reyes, who’s here to break down the fast-moving CLARITY Act. With markups heating up and final votes expected in early 2026, this bill could finally end “regulation by enforcement” and bring real rules to the digital-asset diamond. If it passes, crypto goes mainstream; if it strikes out in the Senate, momentum could stall deep into next season.

The Left’s assault on Ocean State families continues. After a blue wave swept across many states last night, driven by the myth that progressive and socialist policies are in the best interests of the people, it is clear that our cherished constitutional and property rights are now at risk of falling into a Marxist hell