A deadly shooting at a Rhode Island youth hockey game ended only because of a courageous bystander’s intervention, spotlighting critical gaps in public safety measures that threaten Americans’ security at community events.
By National Security Desk | February 17, 2026
Kenya’s new carbon registry aims to attract global climate finance amid rising doubts about carbon markets. But will this fresh system address the transparency and sovereignty challenges Washington should heed?
By Economics Desk | February 17, 2026
Local EV assembly in Nigeria and Kenya relies heavily on Chinese kits, exposing gaps in Africa’s manufacturing independence and posing challenges to America’s strategic interests.
By Economics Desk | February 17, 2026
Jesse Jackson’s decades-long civil rights activism was marked by significant achievements but also controversy and criticism, raising questions about leadership, accountability, and true progress for all Americans.
By National Correspondent | February 17, 2026
The EU probes Shein over illegal sales and manipulative design features, spotlighting urgent questions about global e-commerce regulation and consumer safety—issues America must not ignore.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | February 17, 2026
Lebanon’s government imposes new fuel taxes to cover public sector pay raises, sparking mass protests. Meanwhile, Hezbollah’s continued military buildup threatens regional stability, exposing the failures of corrupt elites and globalist pressure.
By National Security Desk | February 17, 2026
Four years after Russia’s unprovoked invasion, Geneva peace talks underscore the futility of negotiating with a regime bent on territorial conquest while Ukraine and America stand firm.
By Economics Desk | February 17, 2026
Chinese American chefs are breaking barriers with upscale restaurants, but persistent stereotypes still block Chinese cuisine from being fully embraced as fine dining in the U.S.—a cultural and economic injustice that America must confront.
By National Security Desk | February 17, 2026
At Rio’s Carnival, samba schools highlight Black Brazilian women authors, exposing enduring racial and gender inequalities in Brazil’s cultural institutions.
By Economics Desk | February 17, 2026
The Colombian government begins gathering signatures for a potentially transformative—and risky—Constituent Assembly, raising concerns about circumventing democratic checks and balances.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | February 17, 2026
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