A new report reveals that the majority of Mexicans born into poverty remain stuck in it, highlighting a dire failure of government policies to promote true social mobility and opportunity.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | July 1, 2025
President Trump has signed an executive order to lift sanctions on Syria, aiming to reset relations and promote reconstruction—but at what cost to American security and principles?
By Economics Desk | July 1, 2025
The Venezuelan government once again targets a returning influencer under dubious charges of ‘inciting hatred,’ exposing its ongoing assault on free speech and political dissent.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | July 1, 2025
Barry Morphew returns to Colorado court to face first-degree murder charges in the controversial death of his wife Suzanne Morphew after prosecutors’ prior case collapsed due to mishandling and misconduct.
By Economics Desk | July 1, 2025
As King Charles III pulls the plug on the iconic Royal Train to save money, critics question whether trimming royal expenses truly addresses the monarchy’s deeper financial and public trust challenges.
By National Security Desk | July 1, 2025
Iraq’s highest court plunged into chaos as judges resign over political meddling, exposing deep fractures and risking constitutional collapse amid controversial rulings favoring entrenched interests.
By National Security Desk | July 1, 2025
Seven years after a devastating fire, Brazil’s National Museum reopens — but the long recovery exposes government mismanagement and lax safety that put priceless heritage at risk.
By Economics Desk | July 1, 2025
A U.S. judge’s order for Argentina to hand over its majority stake in state oil company YPF deepens the nation’s economic crisis and challenges President Milei’s promise to restore fiscal responsibility.
By Economics Desk | July 1, 2025
The Trump DOJ sues Los Angeles, accusing it of obstructing immigration enforcement and fostering lawlessness with sanctuary city policies that undermine federal authority.
By National Security Desk | June 30, 2025
Argentina’s judiciary has pushed back against Javier Milei’s executive overreach by declaring key parts of his decree limiting labor strikes unconstitutional, reaffirming workers’ constitutional rights against government overstep.
By Economics Desk | June 30, 2025
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