Despite President Trump’s alarmist claims branding Black-led cities as out-of-control crime zones, data tells a different story of declining violent crime, community-driven solutions, and federal overreach in major urban centers.
By Economics Desk | August 17, 2025
While China cements control over global shipbuilding, Washington’s dependence on foreign partners reveals a dangerous erosion of U.S. naval sovereignty and industrial strength.
By Economics Desk | August 17, 2025
As Australia and Britain offer refuge to Hong Kong pro-democracy activists fleeing Beijing’s crackdown, the glaring failure of China’s so-called ‘national security law’ to uphold justice becomes evident.
By Economics Desk | August 17, 2025
A deadly explosion at U.S. Steel’s flagship Pennsylvania plant highlights persistent safety failures and raises doubts over foreign ownership and long-term American steel independence.
By Economics Desk | August 17, 2025
Special envoy Steve Witkoff claims Putin agreed to let the U.S. and Europe offer NATO-like security guarantees to Ukraine — but is this a genuine breakthrough or political theater? Our investigation reveals the complexities beneath the headlines.
By Economics Desk | August 17, 2025
Pope Leo XIV’s summer Mass and luncheon for the homeless in Italy raise hard questions about the Church’s real impact amid rising social challenges.
By Economics Desk | August 17, 2025
As Air Canada workers strike during the critical summer season, the Canadian government’s forced arbitration raises questions about union leverage versus national economic stability.
By National Security Desk | August 17, 2025
As Republicans campaign to halt the USPS electric vehicle program, they ignore the long-term cost savings and environmental benefits critical to America’s sovereignty and economic resilience.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | August 17, 2025
Hurricane Erin’s swift changes reveal the dangers of politicizing climate science while Puerto Rico still reels from power outages. How will government failures impact American resilience?
By Economics Desk | August 17, 2025
A flash flood in China’s Inner Mongolia region killed eight campers and left four missing, spotlighting critical failures in disaster response—lessons America cannot afford to ignore.
By National Security Desk | August 17, 2025
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