Iran claims no meeting request with the U.S., contradicting the White House amid recent U.S.-Israel military actions against Tehran’s nuclear facilities.
By National Correspondent | July 8, 2025
A small dog’s natural pacing helped Swiss rescuers locate a man trapped beneath the glacier—showing that even in the most advanced rescue operations, instinct and vigilance remain key.
By National Security Desk | July 8, 2025
A new Israeli report uncovers how Hamas weaponized sexual violence during its deadly October 7 assault, silencing victims through murder and terror. Accountability demands a tailored legal response to these war crimes.
By Economics Desk | July 8, 2025
Suspect Juraj Cintula stands trial on terror charges for the shooting of Slovakia’s populist Prime Minister Robert Fico, raising questions about political motives and media bias in reporting the attack.
By National Security Desk | July 8, 2025
Thirty years after the horrific Srebrenica massacre, Bosniak women continue to wrestle with grief while pushing relentlessly for justice and remembrance against efforts to downplay the tragedy.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | July 8, 2025
Laura Sarabia resigns from Colombia’s Foreign Ministry after barely six months, exposing internal power grabs and management conflicts under President Petro’s administration.
By Economics Desk | July 8, 2025
As Texas floods claim over 100 lives, Kerr County’s evasive response and failure to implement basic flood warnings reveal a dangerous neglect of public safety.
By National Security Desk | July 8, 2025
The Trump administration’s decision to delist Hayat Tahrir al Sham, the group that overthrew Assad’s regime, raises serious questions about US counterterrorism priorities and Middle East strategy.
By National Security Desk | July 8, 2025
Mexican authorities seized nearly 4 million gallons of stolen fuel from abandoned trains near Texas border, exposing the scale of organized crime’s grip on energy resources.
By Economics Desk | July 8, 2025
Mariano Fazio, second-in-command of Opus Dei globally, stands accused by Argentine justice of enslaving at least 43 underage girls for decades under the guise of religious service—revealing a disturbing abuse of power within a powerful religious institution.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | July 7, 2025
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