A federal judge rebuffs attempts to block the Trump administration’s decision to cancel $800 million in grants, reinforcing executive authority and prioritizing effective law enforcement.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | July 8, 2025
Swain County’s sheriff retires as felony sexual misconduct charges mount, raising urgent questions about accountability and political oversight in local law enforcement.
By National Correspondent | July 8, 2025
Mississippi completed its two-decade-long push to fully digitize courts statewide—but lawmakers’ refusal to adequately fund the rollout raises questions about government planning priorities.
By Economics Desk | July 8, 2025
A North Carolina family of four, including two children, perished in a private plane crash near Sanford, raising urgent questions about regulatory oversight and aviation safety enforcement.
By National Security Desk | July 8, 2025
After over a century of dominance, Hawaiian Electric Co. must open its grid to independent producers starting 2027—threatening its monopoly and promising competition in a state burdened by the nation’s highest electricity costs.
By Economics Desk | July 8, 2025
In Armenia, the government’s heavy-handed crackdown on political opponents—stripping immunity, arrests, and raids—exposes a troubling slide toward authoritarianism at the expense of free speech and national unity.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | July 8, 2025
Minnesota State Sen. John Hoffman, shot nine times in a brazen assault by a man masquerading as law enforcement, underscores the deadly risks facing American lawmakers amid political chaos.
By Economics Desk | July 8, 2025
Victoire Ingabire, a rare voice of dissent inside Rwanda, stands accused on likely fabricated charges aimed at silencing political opposition under Kagame’s authoritarian rule.
By Economics Desk | July 8, 2025
The EU’s recent move allowing 15 member states to exceed deficit limits for defense spending raises questions about long-term fiscal responsibility and true commitment to national sovereignty.
By Economics Desk | July 8, 2025
A Spanish judge opens preliminary inquiries against Israeli PM Netanyahu and military officials over the controversial boardment of the humanitarian vessel Madleen, challenging Israel’s actions under international law.
By National Security Desk | July 8, 2025
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