Investigative Reporting

Iran executed Ali Ardestani, accused of spying for Israel’s Mossad, in a move highlighting Tehran’s deadly espionage crackdown and escalating regional tensions that directly challenge U.S. interests.

The recent U.S. operation capturing Venezuela’s Maduro is more than a strike against a rogue regime; it foreshadows America’s resolve to confront Iran’s theocracy directly, exposing Tehran’s vulnerabilities and challenging its global influence.

Despite capturing Nicolás Maduro, the Trump administration’s decision to empower his vice president Delcy Rodríguez has sidelined the opposition and entrenched authoritarian rule—raising serious questions about America’s commitment to Venezuelan democracy.

Richard Cottingham, the notorious ‘Torso Killer,’ confessed to a 1965 murder after decades of evading full justice, exposing glaring gaps in law enforcement’s ability to protect our communities.

Aldrich Ames, whose treachery handed the Soviet Union critical secrets leading to agent deaths, has died in prison. His actions remain a stark warning about safeguarding America’s national security.

In a brazen military operation, the U.S. seized Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, igniting instability in Caracas and exposing reckless foreign policy that jeopardizes America’s sovereignty and strategic position.

In 2019, Russia signaled a dangerous bargain: U.S. hands off Ukraine in exchange for Moscow’s retreat in Venezuela. Fiona Hill reveals how Washington ignored this Kremlin ploy, risking American interests and national sovereignty.

From a covert $500,000 donation at Trump’s inauguration to an ongoing grip on Venezuela’s oil wealth, Delcy Rodríguez’s strategic moves expose how globalist insiders manipulate power, threatening America’s national security and energy independence.

A coalition of Western allies pledges legally binding security guarantees for Ukraine after a ceasefire, yet critical U.S. commitments appear diluted—raising tough questions about America’s true strategic resolve amid escalating tensions with Russia.

Despite a slight drop in reported feminicides, Cuba’s state-controlled silence and criminalization of activists conceal a grave domestic violence crisis where intimate partners commit 81% of these murders.