A two-year-old girl in Nepal was enthroned as the Kumari, or living goddess, spotlighting a tradition that raises questions about individual liberty and child welfare under age-old customs.
By Economics Desk | September 30, 2025
Jannik Sinner’s relentless march to the China Open final and Coco Gauff’s quarterfinal breakthrough highlight global tennis shifts—yet the U.S. must ask how it supports its own champions in a world stage increasingly dominated by foreign powers.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | September 30, 2025
The Taliban’s nationwide internet blackout in Afghanistan deepens the country’s isolation, stifles basic freedoms, and threatens U.S. interests by empowering a hostile regime unchecked by global scrutiny.
By National Security Desk | September 30, 2025
With Prime Minister Ishiba’s exit and shifting U.S. trade policies, Japan and South Korea face fragile diplomacy that threatens true cooperation despite summit optics.
By Economics Desk | September 30, 2025
An aide to a German far-right lawmaker was sentenced for spying on the European Parliament for China, revealing alarming vulnerabilities in Western institutions that demand America’s vigilant response.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | September 30, 2025
A building collapse at an Islamic school in Indonesia injured dozens and buried many more, spotlighting dangerous construction practices that threaten lives—an urgent call for global accountability.
By National Security Desk | September 30, 2025
As Gaza’s humanitarian nightmare deepens, women face sexual exploitation tied to aid promises—an urgent wake-up call on how blockade policies and aid management imperil vulnerable populations.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | September 30, 2025
Thailand’s appeals court confirms a two-year prison sentence for progressive lawmaker Chonthicha Jangrew on royal defamation charges, underscoring the country’s entrenched authoritarianism and the monarchy’s unchecked political power.
By Economics Desk | September 30, 2025
In Paraguay, transgender women endure relentless violence and institutional rejection under entrenched conservative rule—an urgent warning about the costs of ignoring LGBTQ+ rights on national security and social stability.
By Economics Desk | September 30, 2025
Japan has decisively restored sanctions against Iran following Tehran’s suspension of cooperation with the IAEA—highlighting renewed nuclear risks that demand America First vigilance.
By National Security Desk | September 30, 2025
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