The detention of two talented South Texas mariachi teens by ICE exposes how rigid immigration crackdowns under the Trump administration clash with American values and community interests.
By National Security Desk | March 9, 2026
European Union pandemic recovery funds are driving an unprecedented restoration spree across Rome’s historic sites, including the famed San Pietro in Vincoli basilica—but at what cost to taxpayers and true American interests?
By Economics Desk | March 9, 2026
Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro’s party claims a congressional win yet faces stiff opposition and a fragmented legislature, blocking his agenda to overhaul the nation’s constitution and economic policies.
By Economics Desk | March 9, 2026
As the State Department orders widespread staff reductions across Middle Eastern missions, long-standing patterns of bureaucratic delay and inadequate planning put American lives and interests at risk once again.
By Economics Desk | March 9, 2026
As Minneapolis and St. Paul wrestle with rising evictions linked to immigration enforcement surges, their stopgap solutions risk worsening housing instability without robust state support.
By Economics Desk | March 9, 2026
Federal prosecutors reveal how a fixer exploited young athletes to rig NCAA basketball games, undermining integrity and threatening American sports values.
By Economics Desk | March 9, 2026
Iran’s ongoing conflict jeopardizes vital oil and gas infrastructure, disrupting global energy supplies and threatening America’s economic stability with soaring fuel costs.
By National Security Desk | March 9, 2026
Cpl. Tim O’Connor’s tragic death during a routine traffic stop exposes the escalating risks faced by law enforcement protecting our communities and sovereignty.
By National Correspondent | March 9, 2026
After devastating fires destroyed communities and livelihoods, Paris Hilton’s new recovery fund for women-owned businesses exposes the gaps left by government in disaster relief and economic support.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | March 9, 2026
The Justice Department’s abrupt settlement with Live Nation in a major antitrust case raises serious questions about Washington’s commitment to breaking illegal monopolies that hurt American consumers.
By Economics Desk | March 9, 2026
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