Investigative Reporting

Mexican authorities seized nearly 4 million gallons of stolen fuel from abandoned trains near Texas border, exposing the scale of organized crime’s grip on energy resources.

Mariano Fazio, second-in-command of Opus Dei globally, stands accused by Argentine justice of enslaving at least 43 underage girls for decades under the guise of religious service—revealing a disturbing abuse of power within a powerful religious institution.

An exhaustive investigation by the FBI and DOJ rebuts conspiracy theories about Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged client list and affirms he died by suicide — a reminder that baseless claims undermine justice for victims.

Imane Ayissi’s latest couture show dazzles with African motifs and Parisian craftsmanship, but does this fusion truly honor heritage or mask deeper industry issues? We dig beyond the petals.

The devastating floods in central-south Texas have claimed the lives of 27 campers and instructors at the Mystic Christian summer camp, highlighting failures in disaster preparedness and response.

In a baffling reversal, the Trump administration revokes terrorism designation of al-Nusrah Front’s successor, signaling dangerous leniency towards Syria’s new regime and raising questions about U.S. national security priorities.

Roman Starovoit, recently removed by Putin as Russia’s Transport Minister, found dead near Moscow under circumstances officially labeled a suicide—raising serious doubts given the opaque Kremlin environment.

In ‘Hotel Ukraine,’ Martin Cruz Smith delivers a gripping final Renko mystery that intertwines the grim realities of Parkinson’s with a politically charged murder amidst Russia’s brutal war on Ukraine.

Bruno, a celebrated rescue dog honored by Italy’s Prime Minister Meloni, was brutally killed by poisoned bait—a cruel act exposing dark undercurrents of threats against whistleblowers fighting animal abuse and illicit trafficking.

Russia’s massive drone attacks on Ukrainian civilians highlight Moscow’s brutal tactics and growing internal dysfunction as the Kremlin sacks its transport minister amid travel chaos.