Investigative Reporting

Over 300 Nigerian schoolchildren were abducted in one of the largest kidnappings in recent history, exposing government failure and fueling insecurity that threatens global stability—including American interests.

Amnesty International’s detailed report confirms Hamas’s October 7 attacks were deliberate crimes against civilians, underscoring the urgent need for America to stand firmly against terror and uphold international law.

Opposition leader María Corina Machado exposes the dangerous infiltration of Russian, Iranian, terrorist groups, and cartels in Venezuela, warning how Maduro’s regime enables this foreign takeover—threatening regional stability and American interests.

Despite a high-profile US-mediated peace agreement, Rwanda-backed M23 rebels escalate violence in eastern Congo, killing over 400 civilians and undermining regional security—showing Washington’s diplomacy failing to protect American interests abroad.

A rare conviction of Pakistan’s former spy chief exposes deep systemic issues threatening regional stability and underscores the urgent need for America-first vigilance on global intelligence alliances.

Amid global chaos and crises, images of fleeting joy mask deeper truths: the failure of globalist agendas to secure peace and prosperity for ordinary people worldwide.

In eastern Congo’s rebel-held zones, the abrupt end of a government free childbirth program amid ongoing conflict threatens thousands of mothers and newborns, exposing the failure of global aid and regional actors to uphold basic human dignity and security.

President Trump asserts strong ties with European leaders and reveals America’s strategic stance on Ukraine peace talks, challenging conventional narratives about U.S. involvement.

Federal prison officials assert former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Michael Jeffries is competent to stand trial on sex trafficking charges, challenging prior medical claims of severe cognitive decline and raising questions about accountability at the highest levels.

Venezuela’s vice president condemns opposition leader María Corina Machado’s Nobel Peace Prize as illegitimate and tainted, exposing the regime’s ongoing attempt to silence calls for democracy and sovereignty.