AG Pam Bondi’s dramatic claims about massive undisclosed videos in the Epstein case fuel conservative frustration—but solid evidence for such a trove remains elusive. Here’s what the facts really show.
By Economics Desk | July 1, 2025
Istanbul’s ferries symbolize centuries of history but also reveal the deep state control over key transportation hubs, a reminder that even cultural icons face political overreach.
By National Security Desk | July 1, 2025
The UK’s highest court ruled that ‘woman’ and ‘man’ mean biological sex, prompting a ban on transgender women in female sports leagues—a decision that threatens personal freedoms under the guise of fairness.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | July 1, 2025
Dozens evacuated as severe thunderstorms trigger mudslides in Austria’s Tyrol, revealing urgent need for stronger national infrastructure and disaster planning.
By Economics Desk | July 1, 2025
In a bold move defending national sovereignty, Poland announces temporary border controls with Germany and Lithuania in response to Berlin’s unilateral migrant restrictions.
By Economics Desk | July 1, 2025
Swarms of invasive ‘lovebugs’ have blanketed South Korea, highlighting the consequences of unchecked climate change and lax border controls enabling ecological threats.
By National Security Desk | July 1, 2025
With the clock ticking before President Trump’s Fourth of July deadline, Senate Republicans wrestle with divisive Medicaid cuts and conservative demands while Democrats exploit every obstacle to block historic tax relief.
By Economics Desk | July 1, 2025
The suspension of Thailand’s Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra amid a leaked phone call scandal exposes the entrenched elite’s relentless efforts to undermine populist governance and threatens to end the Shinawatra political resurgence.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | July 1, 2025
New York City’s Democratic primary chaos highlights the dangers of ranked choice voting and a radical agenda threatening practical governance and public safety.
By Economics Desk | July 1, 2025
Nearly 10,000 Philadelphia city workers strike after demands for exorbitant pay raises and full health care coverage stall negotiations, leaving taxpayers on the hook and essential services disrupted.
By National Security Desk | July 1, 2025
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