FOREIGN POLICY CORRESPONDENT
Victoria Walsh brings international expertise to The Patriot's foreign policy coverage. A former State Department analyst, she specializes in national security, military affairs, and America's role in global politics. Walsh's reporting emphasizes peace through strength and America First foreign policy principles. Her analytical writing style combines strategic thinking with patriotic conviction. She writes with the authority of an insider and the clarity of a teacher, making complex geopolitical issues accessible while never losing sight of American interests.
Rwanda's Foreign Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe asserts that President Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for his role in ending a 30-year conflict with the Democratic Republic of Congo. The peace agreement emphasizes both security and economic cooperation, marking a significant diplomatic achievement for the Trump administration.
Rising costs threaten the spirit of Independence Day celebrations as inflation impacts household budgets. The average cost of a July Fourth cookout is projected at $71.22, reflecting a troubling trend for American families. Economic stability is critical to national security, and conservative leaders must advocate for effective policies to address these challenges.
The Justice Department has initiated a lawsuit against Los Angeles over its sanctuary policies, asserting violations of the Supremacy Clause. This bold move highlights the ongoing struggle between federal authority and local autonomy in immigration enforcement.
Canada has suspended its tax on U.S. technology firms, delivering a significant victory to President Trump. This decision comes after Trump suspended trade negotiations, demonstrating the effectiveness of a strong American leadership in global trade.
The Justice Department has launched a new office to investigate and revoke citizenship from individuals who fraudulently obtained it. This initiative aims to protect the integrity of U.S. citizenship and enhance national security.
Despite predictions of economic ruin, Trump's policies have led to substantial market gains. As the S&P 500 and Nasdaq reach impressive heights, the implications of tariffs and their impact on American consumers raise crucial questions about the balance of protectionism and free-market principles.
Local man Jeremy Briggs discovers that his wife's Amazon purchases are funding billionaire Jeff Bezos's extravagant wedding. This situation highlights issues of consumer responsibility and the cultural disconnect between wealth and everyday life.
New York Democrats are pushing legislation to ban ICE agents from masking during operations, prioritizing political correctness over law enforcement safety. As assaults against ICE officers rise sharply, this move exemplifies a dangerous hypocrisy in the progressive agenda.