The Dalai Lama breaks silence on his successor, reaffirming tradition and Tibetan autonomy against Beijing’s authoritarian claim to choose the next spiritual leader.
By Economics Desk | July 4, 2025
A North Korean civilian crossed the perilous Demilitarized Zone into South Korea, prompting a lengthy military operation to secure their custody amid ongoing border tensions.
By National Security Desk | July 4, 2025
A Missouri judge has once again blocked crucial abortion restrictions, disregarding the state constitutional amendment approved by voters last year—raising serious concerns about judicial overreach and the erosion of democratic will.
By Economics Desk | July 4, 2025
In Zimbabwe’s capital, informal scrap metal collectors combat pollution and climate change while struggling to survive in an economy failing its people—revealing a harsh reality of government neglect and systemic failure.
By National Security Desk | July 4, 2025
Thirty people remain missing after a ferry capsized near Bali, exposing Indonesia’s chronic failure to enforce maritime safety regulations—a deadly pattern that continues to put lives at risk.
By National Security Desk | July 4, 2025
The U.S. government broadens its controversial self-deportation app to include Chinese and Hindi, aiming to increase voluntary exits—but at what cost to national sovereignty and immigrant communities?
By Economics Desk | July 4, 2025
President Bukele confronts the mainstream media’s rush to condemn, proving no torture occurred to deportee Kilmar Ábrego in El Salvador’s prison system.
By National Security Desk | July 4, 2025
A legal battle ignites in Georgia as Sons of Confederate Veterans challenge attempts to redefine the iconic Stone Mountain monument with narratives that undermine Southern history and honor.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | July 4, 2025
This year’s Independence Day reveals a nation battling government overreach—from immigration crackdowns shuttering patriotic events to tariffs threatening fireworks traditions—while true Americans fight to preserve freedom and pride.
By Economics Desk | July 4, 2025
Once hailed as the son of a boxing legend, Julio César Chávez Jr.’s career has been marred by setbacks and legal troubles culminating in his arrest and pending deportation—raising questions about accountability beyond fame.
By National Security Desk | July 4, 2025
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