This week’s most gripping images from AP photojournalists expose worldwide conflict and unrest, underscoring why America must prioritize national sovereignty and secure borders amid global instability.
By National Correspondent | January 16, 2026
As President Trump contemplates a military response to Iran’s brutal suppression of protests, key Middle Eastern allies caution that strikes risk regional chaos and economic turmoil, demanding Washington prioritize strategic restraint.
By National Security Desk | January 16, 2026
While the Trump administration permits athletes and coaches from major sporting events to enter the U.S., a sweeping visa ban on nearly 40 countries persists—raising questions about selective exemptions amid broader immigration restrictions.
By Economics Desk | January 16, 2026
The tragic deaths of 32 Cuban military personnel during U.S.-backed attacks in Venezuela underscore the reckless escalation that threatens stability across the Americas and tests America’s strategic priorities.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | January 15, 2026
As Venezuela’s interim leadership spins tales of a U.S. blockade strangling its oil exports, the truth emerges: American measures safeguard regional stability and uphold energy security under an America First doctrine.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | January 15, 2026
A deliberate vehicle attack damaged a federal courthouse in West Palm Beach, exposing troubling cracks in security and raising questions about law enforcement’s readiness to protect America’s institutions.
By National Correspondent | January 15, 2026
San Jose’s unanimous decision to block ICE from city-owned properties threatens to weaken lawful immigration enforcement, risking public safety and ignoring national sovereignty principles.
By Economics Desk | January 15, 2026
The U.S. Postal Service honors Muhammad Ali with a new stamp, but does this celebration overshadow the principles that truly define American greatness?
By Economics Desk | January 15, 2026
The UK moves swiftly to criminalize AI-generated non-consensual nude images—will the U.S. follow to protect individual freedoms from digital exploitation?
By Economics Desk | January 15, 2026
The trial of a key figure in former dictator Yahya Jammeh’s death squad begins, spotlighting the struggle for justice and rule of law in West Africa amid legacy of tyranny.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | January 15, 2026
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