Investigative Reporting

The assassination of a Nicaraguan opposition figure in exile exposes the ruthless reach of Daniel Ortega’s regime and highlights urgent national security concerns for America’s southern border.

Amid a new wave of violence in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, Israeli military operations and Hamas attacks intensify, exposing failures in international diplomacy and endangering regional stability crucial to American security.

The assassination of Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative voice and Trump ally, with ammunition inscribed with anti-fascist and partisan slogans reveals how radical left-wing animus turns deadly—raising urgent questions about Washington’s negligence in confronting domestic extremism.

Pope Leo XIV calls for justice on clergy abuse, yet history warns: how often has the Church truly held itself accountable? Washington must watch closely as global institutions claim reform but risk undermining America’s values of transparency and sovereignty.

The Kremlin concedes a pause in peace talks with Ukraine, blaming European interference for the deadlock, while keeping communication channels open amid ongoing conflict.

A Palestinian from East Jerusalem allegedly stabbed two guests at a kibbutz near Jerusalem. One victim remains in serious condition. This attack underscores persistent security risks ignored by global elites.

Despite chilling security footage and a $100,000 reward, the FBI has yet to apprehend the suspect in conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s murder at Utah Valley University—exposing alarming gaps in campus security and law enforcement response.

As Nicolás Maduro rallies his followers to prepare for armed conflict against the US, Washington must confront a regime pushing Venezuela toward chaos and threatening hemispheric security.

This week’s most compelling photos reveal a world unraveling under the weight of violent protests, political instability, and security failures—threats that ripple to America’s doorstep.

As Chile marks 52 years since the controversial 1973 coup, President Gabriel Boric praises Salvador Allende as a ‘true democrat’—but does this gloss over the chaos and consequences that threatened national stability?