As South Korea’s president contemplates apologizing for alleged provocations against North Korea, critical questions arise about national sovereignty and security risks in a divided peninsula fraught with tension.
By National Correspondent | December 3, 2025
Belgium pushes back against the EU’s risky plan to use frozen Russian assets as a loan for Ukraine, exposing legal and financial dangers that threaten member state sovereignty and economic stability.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | December 3, 2025
San Francisco targets major food manufacturers in a lawsuit blaming ultraprocessed foods for health crises—but does litigation solve the root issues or distract from personal responsibility and national economic interests?
By Economics Desk | December 3, 2025
A doctor who illegally sold ketamine to the late Matthew Perry is about to face sentencing, highlighting a disturbing trend of medical professionals exploiting vulnerable addicts while evading justice.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | December 3, 2025
Following a National Guard shooting, USCIS suspends green card and naturalization applications from 19 flagged countries, igniting questions about balancing security with American values.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | December 3, 2025
Argentina’s judiciary pushes forward a controversial retrial over Diego Maradona’s death, dismissing defense challenges and setting the hearing for March 2026, raising concerns about judicial impartiality and accountability.
By Economics Desk | December 3, 2025
West Virginia’s highest court halts lower court ruling that protected religious exemptions from school vaccine mandates, spotlighting ongoing clashes between government mandates and individual freedoms.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | December 3, 2025
The Justice Department’s expanding lawsuits against states for voter data demand signal a troubling federal overreach that threatens state election authority and voter privacy.
By Economics Desk | December 3, 2025
As preliminary results from Honduras’ presidential election resume after technical failures, Salvador Nasralla overtakes favorite Nasry Asfura, raising serious questions about electoral transparency and Washington’s role.
By National Security Desk | December 3, 2025
As Venezuela moves to exit the International Criminal Court amid credible investigations, Washington must watch closely—protecting American interests means supporting global accountability, not authoritarian impunity.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | December 3, 2025
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