Investigative Reporting

President Trump’s inflammatory social media post linking Rob Reiner’s killing to political animosity highlights a growing crisis in America’s political culture—where tragedy becomes fuel for division rather than unity.

After the tragic shooting at Brown University that left two students dead and nine injured, authorities face a setback releasing their person of interest and scrambling to identify the true gunman — highlighting ongoing failures in campus security and law enforcement responsiveness.

In the wake of a deadly antisemitic attack in Sydney, Pope Leo XIV delivers a stark condemnation while urging global leaders to combat hatred threatening communities worldwide.

A brutal double homicide in an upscale Los Angeles neighborhood raises urgent questions about law enforcement’s investigation and public transparency—how safe are America’s neighborhoods when justice operates behind closed doors?

Iran’s Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi reveals violent beating and death threats by regime forces during arrest—an alarming sign of Tehran’s ruthless oppression that demands global accountability.

Nicolás Maduro’s proposal for a ‘popular resistance’ within ALBA amid increased U.S. military activity in the Caribbean is less about defense and more about undermining American security interests—revealing Caracas’s ongoing hostility and disregard for lawful regional order.

The horrific attack at Sydney’s Bondi Beach is a stark warning: while Western leaders preach unity, failures to confront jihadist threats jeopardize national security across the free world.

As Colombia grapples with an armed strike declared by ELN rebels, President Petro’s calls for calm contrast with a surge in violence and foreign meddling that jeopardizes regional security—and ultimately America’s interests.

Israel’s decisive strike on a key Hamas commander reveals ongoing threats despite ceasefire—how long can Washington ignore this threat to American allies and regional stability?

Venezuela boasts enhanced airspace surveillance amid US military presence in the Caribbean; but is Caracas’ defense buildup an act of sovereignty or provocation?