Investigative Reporting

The world’s most powerful images today tell a deeper story of ongoing conflict, government actions, and the urgent need for America to prioritize sovereignty and security.

Since the start of conflict in Gaza, the U.S. has funneled a staggering $21.7 billion in military aid to Israel, raising critical questions about American priorities and accountability amid escalating humanitarian suffering.

Two years after the devastating Hamas attacks that killed over 1,200 Israelis, hundreds of thousands gathered in Tel Aviv to remember victims while government accountability remains shockingly absent.

In a case that shocks the conscience, Dominique Pelicot’s admission reveals a premeditated, systematic assault network that authorities struggled to dismantle—highlighting the urgent need for justice systems worldwide to prioritize victim protection over bureaucratic inertia.

As Russia openly hosts the Taliban and warns against any foreign military presence, America faces a critical test of national sovereignty and global leadership.

As al-Qaida-affiliated militants enforce a crippling fuel blockade on Bamako, Mali’s fragile economy and security unravel—highlighting the dangerous vacuum left by ineffective global interventions and corrupt regimes.

As gold prices soar, illegal mining fueled by global demand is poisoning Peru’s Amazon with mercury, threatening local communities and exposing the failure of international traceability standards.

The Iran-backed Houthis continue their alarming crackdown on the United Nations in Yemen, detaining nine more staff members and obstructing critical humanitarian aid. This escalation not only deepens Yemen’s humanitarian crisis but also threatens U.S. national security interests in a volatile region.

As pro-Palestinian demonstrations erupt worldwide on the second anniversary of Hamas’ deadly attack, a critical look reveals how overlooking Hamas’ terror and Iran’s role fuels ongoing regional chaos that threatens American security interests.

As Israel-Hamas negotiations resume on the devastating conflict’s second anniversary, critical questions emerge about the future security of America and its allies amid global instability.