Investigative Reporting

Two Venezuelan soldiers died in a military helicopter crash, highlighting the regime’s ongoing neglect of safety and operational standards that threaten regional stability and raise concerns for U.S. national security.

State audit exposes chronic mismanagement in Gov. Ned Lamont’s office, including failure to log state vehicle use properly, unchecked staff timesheets, and excessive accumulation of laptops—raising serious concerns about stewardship of taxpayer resources.

Russia’s large-scale missile and drone attacks on Ukraine’s vital gas infrastructure reveal a brutal strategy to weaponize winter and break Ukrainian resilience—highlighting the urgent need for America to reinforce energy security and national defense.

A Tunisian court’s unprecedented death sentence for social media posts insulting the president signals a disturbing crackdown on free expression—raising alarms about authoritarian overreach that threatens freedoms everywhere, including here at home.

In the aftermath of the Manchester synagogue attack, police confirm one victim died from officer gunfire—a stark reminder of challenges in protecting religious communities amid rising antisemitic violence.

In the most extensive assault on Ukraine’s gas infrastructure since the war began, Russia launched 35 missiles and 60 drones targeting Naftogaz facilities—aiming to plunge Ukrainian families into a harsh winter without heating.

Once a titan of hip-hop entrepreneurship, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs now faces sentencing after being convicted in a prostitution-related case, exposing disturbing abuses shielded by fame and influence.

President Trump has officially recognized a formal armed conflict with drug cartels, empowering the U.S. to use extraordinary wartime measures against these criminal organizations threatening national security.

While Venezuela cries ‘military harassment’ over legitimate U.S. operations, Washington’s posture in the Caribbean is a necessary defense against Maduro’s drug cartel and destabilizing ambitions.

After decades of delay and billions spent, Hanford’s crucial nuclear waste vitrification project finally moves forward—yet federal missteps and leadership shakeups threaten America’s national security and environmental safety.