Brazil’s seizure of $220 million in assets exposes how organized crime exploits critical fuel infrastructure—raising alarms about national security vulnerabilities worldwide, including here at home.
By National Security Desk | August 28, 2025
A single discarded cigarette caused one of Cyprus’ deadliest wildfires, underscoring how human negligence combined with extreme weather can unleash catastrophe—lessons America must heed to protect its own lands and families.
By National Security Desk | August 28, 2025
As Canada and India appoint new high commissioners to mend fractured ties after an alleged assassination linked to New Delhi, serious questions linger about foreign influence campaigns compromising national sovereignty and public safety.
By Economics Desk | August 28, 2025
South Africa’s commissioned inequality report exposes global wealth gaps amid U.S.-South Africa tensions—raising questions about America’s role and interests ahead of the G20 summit.
By Economics Desk | August 28, 2025
As Palestinian factions in Lebanon begin handing over weapons, the government’s proposal to improve refugee rights faces deep skepticism amid ongoing factional resistance and fragile security.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | August 28, 2025
The UN’s report on starvation in Gaza reveals the devastating human cost of international paralysis and Israel’s restrictive policies. How long will Washington tolerate this humanitarian disaster that undermines American security interests?
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | August 28, 2025
The arrival of the first seven migrants deported from the U.S. to Rwanda spotlights Washington’s push to outsource immigration enforcement, raising urgent questions about national sovereignty and human dignity.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | August 28, 2025
Belarusian dictator Lukashenko openly admits to ruling through authoritarian means, raising urgent questions about Moscow’s influence and the risk to American sovereignty and security.
By National Security Desk | August 28, 2025
Frank Caprio, known as ‘America’s nicest judge,’ earned global admiration by blending compassion with justice in Rhode Island’s courts—a stark contrast to today’s often distant government institutions.
By National Correspondent | August 28, 2025
The reported 3.3% GDP growth in Q2 papered over serious economic distortions caused by erratic trade war policies, exposing risks to American workers and consumers.
By Economics Desk | August 28, 2025
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