Investigative Reporting

As the US prepares for another round of nuclear talks with Iran amid rising military tensions, critical questions arise: can Washington secure America’s safety without succumbing to Tehran’s threats and delays?

After 60 years, Colombian officials confirm the identity of guerrilla priest Camilo Torres’ remains—revealing a government cover-up that kept his body hidden and demonstrating the long shadow of political violence.

As tensions escalate between Washington and Havana, Cuba resurrects a Cold War-era military doctrine aimed at deterring U.S. intervention—but decades of decline raise serious doubts about its effectiveness.

After U.S. forces captured Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelan opposition figures Delsa Solórzano and Andrés Velásquez bravely return from clandestinity, challenging ongoing repression under Delcy Rodríguez’s interim regime—but does Washington’s intervention translate into lasting liberty for Venezuela and security for America?

UN human rights experts declare Jeffrey Epstein’s archives reveal systematic, transnational atrocities against women and girls—crimes that demand accountability beyond global elites.

Geno Auriemma’s milestone in AP Top 25 appearances spotlights the ongoing dominance of UConn women’s basketball, raising questions about competitive balance and media influence in college sports.

Reports of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan’s eyesight ‘improvement’ remain unverifiable amid restricted access, raising serious questions about government opacity and political motives in his imprisonment.

On the second anniversary of Alexei Navalny’s death in Russian custody, new revelations confirm Kremlin foul play amid a fractured opposition and hesitant Europe, underscoring Russia’s ongoing threat to its neighbors and beyond.

From Moscow to Gaza, AP’s top photos reveal harsh realities and the geopolitical tensions shaping our world—what America must recognize and respond to.

With Iran resuming talks under the watchful eye of the UN nuclear watchdog, America faces a critical choice: enforce national sovereignty and security or risk a deal that empowers Tehran’s dangerous ambitions.