A supposedly historic embezzlement case in Mississippi collapses as the jury finds the defendant not guilty, exposing serious shortcomings in government oversight and prosecution.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | June 28, 2025
Home purchase cancellations are climbing year-over-year, exposing the harsh reality beneath the surface of the housing market’s fragile recovery. High mortgage rates and soaring prices are pricing out everyday Americans.
By Economics Desk | June 28, 2025
The abrupt discontinuation of key microwave satellite data by the government jeopardizes hurricane forecasting accuracy, putting coastal Americans at greater risk.
By Economics Desk | June 28, 2025
President Donald Trump’s unprecedented flood of pardons has turned clemency into a political free-for-all, rewarding allies and sidestepping traditional legal scrutiny—threatening the integrity of our justice system.
By National Security Desk | June 28, 2025
Over 200 witnesses across southern states reported a dazzling fireball bright enough to outshine the sun, but NASA’s official account leaves critical details unexplored.
By National Correspondent | June 28, 2025
After only nine days, Tennessee reopens a critical stretch of I-40 damaged by flooding and rock slides, but years-long repairs expose the ongoing failure to secure America’s vital highways.
By Economics Desk | June 28, 2025
Senate Republicans are scrambling to pass President Trump’s massive tax cut bill by July 4th, relying on deep cuts to healthcare and food stamps that risk millions losing vital aid — all while struggling with internal dissent and questionable budget gimmicks.
By National Security Desk | June 28, 2025
J.M. Smucker plans to remove artificial colors from its products by 2027 — a move driven more by government regulatory pressure than consumer demand, raising questions about industry autonomy and FDA policies.
By Economics Desk | June 28, 2025
A landmark California court decision exposes how the state’s FAIR Plan unlawfully limits wildfire smoke damage claims, leaving homeowners unprotected amid a growing insurance crisis.
By Economics Desk | June 28, 2025
Nearly a year after Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina, Chimney Rock State Park reopens, but true recovery remains slow despite billions allocated in relief funds.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | June 28, 2025
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