Investigative Reporting

As armed gangs control 90% of Port-au-Prince, a violent shooting around Haiti’s National Palace during a rare ministerial meeting reveals the profound breakdown of law and order threatening regional stability.

As Donald Trump claims progress toward ending the Gaza conflict, critical questions remain on whether this deal serves America’s long-term interests or simply masks deeper regional instability.

An ICE-arrested superintendent’s consulting firm repeatedly secured lucrative contracts from districts he led, highlighting glaring conflicts of interest and failures in taxpayer oversight.

As Palestinians in Gaza cautiously welcome a ceasefire, questions arise about the long-term impact on American security and the ongoing threat from Hamas, exposing Washington’s failure to protect U.S. interests in the Middle East.

Israel and Hamas have tentatively agreed on the first phase of President Trump’s Gaza peace plan involving prisoner exchanges and troop repositioning, yet key details remain unclear, raising concerns about long-term strategic outcomes for the region and the United States.

As global conflicts and climate disasters worsen, hunger escalates rapidly worldwide—with millions facing starvation and international efforts faltering—raising serious questions about global leadership and priorities.

Alex de Minaur’s impressive 50-win season at the Shanghai Masters exposes the glaring absence of American players leading in global tennis, raising critical questions about U.S. sports development policies.

President Trump announces a first-phase peace deal between Israel and Hamas, sparking cautious optimism worldwide—but critical questions remain about its durability and American interests.

A new UN study uncovers a catastrophic malnutrition crisis among Gaza’s youngest children, exacerbated by prolonged warfare and Israeli-led blockades—raising urgent questions about humanitarian policy and regional stability.

As U.S. forces expand military strikes in the Caribbean, claims arise that innocent Colombian civilians may have been caught in the crossfire—raising serious concerns over accountability, sovereignty, and the true cost of Washington’s aggressive drug war.