Ovidio Guzman Lopez, son of cartel leader El Chapo, expected to plead guilty in Chicago, spotlighting ongoing challenges in dismantling the Sinaloa cartel and protecting American communities from fentanyl floods.
By Economics Desk | July 9, 2025
Extreme weather is no longer rare—yet bureaucratic inertia and misguided policies leave American families exposed to unprecedented risks.
By Economics Desk | July 9, 2025
Japan’s push to boost southwestern defense with V-22 Ospreys overlooks serious safety incidents and the escalating tensions fueled by overreliance on controversial U.S.-made tiltrotor aircraft.
By National Security Desk | July 9, 2025
As China escalates hostile maneuvers, Taiwan launches its most extensive live-fire exercises ever—demonstrating readiness to defend freedom and resist Beijing’s coercive tactics.
By National Security Desk | July 9, 2025
Exposing how failed European asylum policies force vulnerable migrants into perilous crossings, resulting in tragic loss and unchecked chaos.
By National Security Desk | July 9, 2025
Following a deadly church bombing, Syria’s Christians confront escalating violence and Islamist foreign fighters empowered under the new government, signaling a potential mass exodus reminiscent of Iraq’s sectarian collapse.
By National Security Desk | July 9, 2025
As US tariffs loom over key Southeast Asian economies, ASEAN faces a crossroads between economic sovereignty and external pressure—revealing the cost of dependence on globalist trade schemes.
By Economics Desk | July 9, 2025
President Trump’s tough tariffs risk alienating key Indo-Pacific partners just as Secretary of State Rubio aims to build alliances against China’s aggression in Asia.
By Economics Desk | July 9, 2025
European intelligence reveals a surge in Russian-backed sabotage, from arson to bomb plots, escalating risks of deadly attacks on Western soil under Moscow’s direction.
By Economics Desk | July 9, 2025
In a rare display of firm judicial action, ten cartel-linked criminals received unprecedented sentences totaling over 141 years in prison for violent crimes at a cartel-run ranch in Mexico, exposing the brutal reality and law enforcement challenges in the drug war.
By Patriot News Investigative Desk | July 9, 2025
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