The Supreme Court steps into the heated battle over transgender students competing in girls’ sports, scrutinizing policies that threaten athletic fairness and female opportunities nationwide.
By Economics Desk | July 3, 2025
While Hurricane Flossie weakens off Mexico’s coast, government agencies must confront persistent failures in storm preparedness and public safety measures.
By National Security Desk | July 3, 2025
Over 5,000 tourists and residents were forced from their homes on Crete due to massive wildfires, exposing the ongoing failure of authorities to prepare for and contain these disasters.
By National Security Desk | July 3, 2025
At least four dead and dozens missing after a ferry sinks near Bali, underscoring systemic failures in maritime safety that threaten regional stability and global supply chains tied to American interests.
By National Correspondent | July 3, 2025
Two firefighters seriously injured and hundreds evacuated as wildfires spread near former military zones in eastern Germany—raising critical questions about public safety and government response.
By National Security Desk | July 3, 2025
After over a decade and leadership changes, Rhode Island passes a limited assault weapons ban focused on sales and distribution, sidestepping possession bans amid looming Supreme Court challenges.
By Economics Desk | July 3, 2025
As Denmark takes the helm of the European Union amid Russia’s war on Ukraine and unresolved U.S. tariff conflicts, critical questions arise about Europe’s security and economic independence from Washington.
By National Security Desk | July 3, 2025
Peruvian prosecutors escalate the politically charged Lava Jato case by demanding a staggering 35-year sentence for opposition leader Keiko Fujimori, raising concerns over judicial fairness and potential overreach.
By National Security Desk | July 3, 2025
A politically charged tribunal in Bangladesh sentences former leader Sheikh Hasina to jail for contempt over a disputed ‘license to kill’ claim, highlighting the weaponization of justice against political opponents.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | July 3, 2025
A climate startup’s ocean-based carbon capture project sells massive carbon credits without transparent proof, exposing risks of unchecked green technology and regulatory loopholes.
By Economics Desk | July 3, 2025
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