Investigative Reporting

The recent bombing of a Gaza school housing refugees is more than a headline—it’s a complex chapter in an ongoing conflict that demands scrutiny beyond media soundbites. This report cuts through propaganda to reveal facts vital to America’s national interest in Middle East stability.

As thousands gather to honor victims of the Srebrenica genocide, lingering denial and fractured international resolve highlight ongoing challenges to truth, justice, and sovereignty.

Satellite images reveal that Iran’s recent strike on Qatar’s Al Udeid Air Base likely disabled critical U.S. military communications equipment, spotlighting serious security gaps despite early warnings.

Kyiv’s citizens live dual realities: vibrant days shattered by terror-filled nights of drone and missile attacks. Yet American leadership risks complacency as these assaults intensify, testing our national resolve to defend freedom abroad.

While Cuban women turn to pricey nail art as an escape, the real story is a government that has pushed its people into poverty—forcing them to pay months’ wages for a simple luxury.

As Texas mourns over 120 dead and scores missing from catastrophic floods, critical questions about the state’s emergency response remain unanswered—revealing troubling gaps that put American lives at risk.

A stark visual journey exposes the pressing realities America faces—from natural disasters on home soil to geopolitical turmoil abroad—underscoring the urgent need for strong America First policies.

President Trump will soon meet with Philippine President Marcos Jr. to reinforce security and trade ties, countering China’s assertive moves in the South China Sea—a critical step for safeguarding American interests in Asia.

Argentina’s judiciary has moved decisively against former president Alberto Fernández, charging him with corrupt dealings that favored insiders—an important reminder that accountability must extend beyond borders to uphold rule of law and integrity.

After nearly 30 years lost to wrongful convictions, Brian Boles and Charles Collins are finally exonerated due to new DNA testing and overlooked evidence, exposing alarming flaws in past law enforcement methods.