Investigative Reporting

President Trump’s persistent public clashes with U.S. intelligence agencies reveal a troubling pattern of distrust that risks weakening the core of American national security.

Retired Venezuelan Maj. Gen. Hugo Carvajal admits leading a cartel flooding America with cocaine, exposing Maduro regime’s narcoterrorism ties and posing grave threats to U.S. security.

Israel’s Defense Minister Katz officially labels Iran’s Central Bank a terrorist organization, exposing the regime’s financial lifeline supporting global terror networks through the Revolutionary Guard.

North Korean defectors reveal harrowing accounts of public executions and extreme punishments meted out by Kim Jong-un’s regime against those caught consuming South Korean media—highlighting the desperate measures taken to stifle cultural freedom under an oppressive dictatorship.

Seven Israeli soldiers killed in Gaza by explosive attack highlight the ongoing danger despite a Trump-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Iran. This deadly incident underscores persistent threats and the complexity of Middle East geopolitics beyond media headlines.

The US embassy in Jerusalem reopens after a tentative ceasefire between Israel and Iran, revealing the Trump administration’s high-stakes involvement in a volatile region without addressing long-term security risks.

Newly recovered drone debris reveals Russia’s deployment of advanced Iranian technology, including AI-powered guidance and anti-jamming systems—highlighting Moscow’s growing dependence on Tehran to sustain its brutal war on Ukraine.

Seventeen members of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, including intelligence leaders and a top nuclear scientist, have been killed in precise Israeli strikes—unveiling the depth of Tehran’s security failures amid ongoing conflict.

Iran and Israel declare a ceasefire proposed by President Trump, but evidence suggests ongoing hostilities and threats that expose the fragility of this truce and the continuing regional instability.

Seven civilians dead, nearly seventy wounded as Russia targets schools, hospitals, and passenger trains in broad daylight despite global calls for peace.