Investigative Reporting

As Russia openly dismisses U.S. threats of military action and tariff penalties against Iran, we expose how Washington’s confrontational stance risks regional chaos and weakens American national security.

David Webb’s relentless fight for corporate transparency in Hong Kong highlights the ongoing struggle against financial malpractices that threaten global markets and national economic sovereignty.

Former President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton refuse to testify under subpoena in the House Oversight Committee’s Jeffrey Epstein probe, escalating partisan tensions as Republicans question their association with Epstein.

As Iran reels from its most intense protests in years, the regime’s brutal crackdown and internet blackout reveal a government struggling to maintain control—while the resulting instability echoes far beyond its borders, threatening U.S. interests and regional security.

As Iraq’s prime minister steps aside for a rival, the unresolved control of Iran-backed militias exposes a critical threat to national sovereignty and regional stability.

As opening statements begin in the Virginia double murder trial, troubling questions arise about investigative integrity and media bias, spotlighting the need for accountability in law enforcement and justice.

A former U.S. Navy sailor was sentenced to over 16 years for selling sensitive ship manuals and operational secrets to Chinese intelligence, revealing alarming vulnerabilities in safeguarding America’s military technology.

In a revealing omission, Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Germany’s foreign minister to discuss major global crises—yet Washington carefully avoided the controversial topic of Greenland, highlighting a disconnect between America’s strategic interests and diplomatic messaging.

A detailed investigation reveals that Honduran authorities had explicit, real-time intelligence on plans to kill activist Berta Cáceres but failed to act, exposing systemic corruption and endangering human rights with consequences that echo beyond Central America.

Cuba confirms the repatriation of 32 military bodies killed defending the Venezuelan dictatorship—unveiling a dangerous proxy war enabled by socialist regimes that threatens U.S. interests in the hemisphere.