Investigative Reporting

A critical look at today’s top news photos reveals the escalating tensions in the Middle East, Iran’s nuclear ambitions, and the consequences of global conflicts often overlooked by mainstream media narratives.

Rafael Tudares, son-in-law of Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo González Urrutia, is advancing to trial on dubious charges while remaining in enforced disappearance—exposing Maduro’s regime’s pattern of political persecution.

The jury in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ trial faces intense scrutiny, reviewing explicit videos and texts that paint a troubling picture of alleged sex trafficking and coercion, raising questions about accountability at the highest levels.

The UN mission condemns Israeli strikes as indiscriminate, but omits crucial context about Iran’s aggression and the necessity of self-defense.

Iran openly confirms missile attack on Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, retaliating against U.S. strikes on its nuclear sites — a provocative act that threatens regional stability and American security interests.

The prosecution in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ sex trafficking trial reveals graphic video evidence of alleged drug-fueled sex marathons, shedding light on a disturbing abuse of power under the cover of celebrity.

Reza Pahlavi, son of the deposed Shah, warns that the Islamic regime in Iran is collapsing but only a democratic transition can neutralize its nuclear threat and regional destabilization. The West must back genuine regime change—not futile negotiations or limited military strikes.

Greenpeace-led protests in Venice reveal the deep contradictions of billionaire tax breaks amid lavish events, exposing how local authorities sacrifice residents’ interests for billionaires’ extravagant displays.

The ongoing conflict surrounding Iran’s nuclear program, highlighted by recent U.S. strikes on key enrichment sites, threatens to unravel the global non-proliferation regime that has guarded international security for over fifty years.

After more than four years of arbitrary detention and torture, Ukrainian journalist Vladyslav Yesypenko has been released from Russian custody in illegally annexed Crimea—a glaring example of Kremlin oppression masked as justice.