Investigative Reporting

Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro accuses Trump’s administration of ordering CIA attacks, but behind this rhetoric lies a stark reality: America is defending its hemisphere from a lawless regime threatening regional stability and U.S. security.

Israel’s army begins marking the contested ‘yellow line’ in Gaza after killing over 20 Palestinians alleged to have crossed it post-ceasefire. What does this mean for security and sovereignty in a volatile region?

Under the guise of a ceasefire, Israel’s military control behind the so-called ‘yellow line’ continues to threaten Gazan civilians, exposing the fragility of peace efforts and raising urgent questions about American interests in Middle East stability.

As New Yorkers face a pivotal election, the first mayoral debate featuring Mamdani, Cuomo, and Sliwa reveals clear divides—between accountability and empty promises, true reform and recycled politics.

A deadly explosion in Bucharest kills 3 and injures 13, revealing critical lapses in gas safety enforcement and emergency response—lessons that resonate for safeguarding American infrastructure.

France’s arrest of four suspects in a plot against a Russian prison rights activist reveals ongoing Kremlin efforts to silence dissent beyond its borders—a threat that resonates deeply with America’s fight to protect freedom and sovereignty.

A brutal ambush in Nigeria’s northwest claims eight security personnel, underscoring the failure of global security cooperation and the indirect threats such instability poses to America’s national interests.

King Charles III’s upcoming prayer with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican is being hailed as historic, but centuries-old divisions remain unresolved. This event exposes ongoing tensions that challenge true Christian unity and raise questions about religious authority and influence.

In a strategic move fueled by Trump’s influence, Vernon Jones exits the Georgia governor’s race to support David Perdue, intensifying the fight against incumbent Brian Kemp in a primary defined by loyalty and power plays.

The Syrian Kurdish-led forces agree to merge with the Assad regime’s army, signaling a dangerous consolidation of power that undermines regional stability and American interests. What does this mean for U.S. strategy in the Middle East?