The death of a dedicated prison guard at Lincoln Hills exposes systemic failures in juvenile corrections, with a dangerous inmate receiving only five years. What does this say about our commitment to law and order?
By National Correspondent | August 6, 2025
Major League Baseball’s promotion of Jen Pawol as its first female umpire in a regular-season game is hailed as progress—but at what cost to meritocracy and the game’s integrity?
By National Correspondent | August 6, 2025
In a bid to accelerate mass deportations, Homeland Security removes age caps for ICE applicants, risking inexperienced recruits on the front lines of immigration enforcement.
By Economics Desk | August 6, 2025
As Hiroshima marks 80 years since the U.S. atomic bombing, it’s time to critically examine the complex legacy of that decisive action and what it teaches us about American strength and sovereignty today.
By National Security Desk | August 6, 2025
In a decisive move to protect American interests and national security, the Trump administration sanctions Mexican rapper El Makabelico for allegedly laundering cartel money through music royalties.
By Economics Desk | August 6, 2025
As Rwanda-backed M23 rebels massacre over 300 civilians in Congo, the UN’s peace negotiations falter—highlighting the dangers of unchecked foreign interference and weak international resolve.
By National Security Desk | August 6, 2025
While about 300 migrants trek north from southern Mexico, the arrest of a key organizer on trafficking charges reveals the hidden dangers fueling migration—not just in Mexico, but at America’s doorstep.
By National Security Desk | August 6, 2025
The unraveling of Cold War-era nuclear arms agreements between the U.S. and Russia signals a perilous shift that jeopardizes American national security and global stability—how long will Washington tolerate this dangerous erosion of control?
By National Security Desk | August 6, 2025
As Paraguay races to attract millions of tourists and spotlight international events, the broader implications for American national security and economic sovereignty deserve scrutiny.
By National Security Desk | August 6, 2025
As Bolivia marks 200 years of independence, political tensions rise with the potential end of nearly two decades under the socialist MAS party, exposing deep internal fractures and challenges to national sovereignty.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | August 6, 2025
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