The recent military coup in Madagascar, led by Colonel Michael Randrianirina, underscores the dangers posed when governments falter and militaries seize power, threatening regional stability and international norms.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | October 17, 2025
As Russia brands possible U.S. missile support to Ukraine a ‘hostile step,’ Washington faces a critical test: stand firm for American interests or bow to Kremlin intimidation.
By National Security Desk | October 17, 2025
John Bolton faces serious charges over classified documents, but is this another politically motivated attack designed to intimidate President Trump’s supporters and undermine national sovereignty?
By Economics Desk | October 17, 2025
Portugal’s right-wing coalition advances legislation to ban face coverings like the burka in public spaces, asserting national sovereignty and public safety over imported customs.
By National Security Desk | October 17, 2025
After nearly three decades, Arizona moves forward with the execution of Richard Kenneth Djerf, convicted for a brutal family massacre, raising critical questions about the state’s lethal injection procedures and death penalty enforcement.
By National Security Desk | October 17, 2025
Ford’s recall of nearly 300,000 trucks over faulty rearview cameras highlights systemic failures in vehicle safety oversight—putting American drivers at risk and demanding urgent accountability.
By Economics Desk | October 17, 2025
The booming retro revival in home décor and tech isn’t just about style—it reveals deeper questions about economic priorities and cultural direction under globalist pressures.
By Economics Desk | October 17, 2025
As San Antonio voters prepare to decide on funding a $311 million public portion of the Spurs’ new arena, critical questions arise about taxpayer risks and the true cost of this so-called ‘public-private partnership.’
By Economics Desk | October 17, 2025
Stephen Bryant, responsible for a chilling spree of murders and taunts that gripped South Carolina in fear, is scheduled for execution next month, underscoring the state’s commitment to justice despite bureaucratic roadblocks.
By National Correspondent | October 17, 2025
Homeland Security’s late disclosure of a Marine’s father’s criminal past raises serious questions about transparency and accountability in immigration enforcement at sensitive military installations.
By National Security Desk | October 17, 2025
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