Investigative Reporting

The recent ceasefire between Israel and Hamas offers a pause, not peace. With massive destruction in Gaza and complex humanitarian challenges ahead, U.S. involvement demands scrutiny to ensure it serves American security and sovereignty.

Russia’s relentless assaults on Ukraine’s energy grid reveal stark failures to protect critical infrastructure—raising urgent alarms for America’s own national security and energy resilience.

Two years after Hamas’ brutal assault, Israel still holds onto hope for roughly 20 hostages whose lives hang in the balance—raising urgent questions about national security and the cost of Washington’s disinterest.

A centuries-old Roman tombstone illegally missing for decades surfaces in a New Orleans backyard, raising critical questions about the protection of priceless cultural heritage and international artifact repatriation.

Despite claims of a ceasefire, Israel’s military actions in Gaza resulted in at least 16 Palestinian deaths, exposing the fragile nature of peace efforts and raising serious questions about the enforcement and sincerity of such agreements.

As Hamas holds 48 Israeli hostages with 20 still alive, including young soldiers and civilians, the international community’s silence raises critical questions for American foreign policy and national security.

David Slater’s betrayal of America’s trust by leaking sensitive Russia-Ukraine war intelligence on a foreign dating platform highlights critical lapses in safeguarding national secrets.

A powerful explosion at a Tennessee explosives plant tied to U.S. military contracts has claimed lives and left others missing. As families seek answers, transparency and government oversight come into sharp focus.

Russia’s relentless drone and missile attacks on Ukraine’s critical energy infrastructure reveal a deeper threat to global stability—and highlight the urgent need for America-first defense priorities.

While Pyongyang parades loyalists in orchestrated ceremonies, the regime’s aggressive posturing continues to challenge America’s security and regional stability. How long will U.S. policymakers look past these dangerous signals?