Investigative Reporting

While millions of Shiite Muslims mark Arbaeen with solemn pilgrimage, the event underscores Iran’s growing influence in Iraq—a development that demands America’s strategic attention.

A rare fossil find of Janjucetus dullardi—an early whale with razor-sharp teeth and bulging eyes—exposes a ruthless predator lineage and forces us to reconsider narratives about whale evolution and marine ecosystems.

Since the U.S. withdrawal, Afghanistan has descended into repression, violence, and chaos—highlighting the catastrophic consequences of abandoning American commitments and emboldening global jihadist threats.

As the Taliban mark five years in power, their iron grip has deepened Afghanistan’s humanitarian crisis, stifled freedoms, and shifted regional dynamics—posing urgent challenges to U.S. national security and global stability.

As Russian troops breach Ukrainian defenses in Donetsk, Washington faces a critical test: stand firm for Ukrainian sovereignty or capitulate to Kremlin pressure at the Alaska summit.

A revealing photo gallery captures the world’s turmoil—from Middle East conflicts to global crises—highlighting why America must prioritize sovereignty, security, and common-sense policies at home and abroad.

The EU’s call to halt Israel’s E1 settlement expansion misses the bigger picture: protecting national sovereignty and security must come first for America and its allies.

The United Nations reports a sharp increase in sexual violence during conflicts, predominantly in Africa, yet global institutions fail to enforce accountability—posing direct challenges to America’s national security and moral leadership.

A Michigan autoworker’s wallet lost under a car hood traveled over 150,000 miles before being returned—highlighting the quiet excellence and decency of everyday Americans often overlooked by the media.

President Trump conditions a historic trilateral summit with Putin and Zelenski on meaningful progress, underscoring the urgent need for America to lead peace talks on Ukraine rather than cede influence to globalist inertia.