Investigative Reporting

President Trump exposes a troubling triad of authoritarian regimes conspiring against America—Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, and Kim Jong Un—highlighting a looming threat to U.S. national security and freedom.

In a decisive move against narcoterrorism, the U.S. military destroyed a drug-smuggling ship from Venezuela—a stark reminder of how foreign drug trafficking fuels domestic chaos and exposes Washington’s failure to secure our borders.

An alarming investigation reveals how corruption in El Salvador’s prisons—facilitated by lawyers and prison contacts—forces families to pay thousands to visit loved ones detained under the regime of exception, highlighting systemic abuse that should concern all defenders of freedom and justice.

Decades after Nazi plunder, Argentina’s slow progress in recovering an 18th-century stolen portrait exposes gaps in enforcing justice against war-time crimes—and challenges America’s insistence on global accountability.

In the heart of Caracas, eleven young Venezuelans have opened a barber shop, striving for economic independence amid a collapsing economy and rampant insecurity—yet government failures leave their hopes hanging by a thread.

The targeted killing of Andriy Parubiy, a staunch pro-Western figure in Ukraine, underscores the Kremlin’s relentless campaign to destabilize America’s strategic ally and challenges Washington’s response to Russia’s aggression.

Ten years after the ambitious Kraft-Heinz merger promised dominance, the split reveals how aggressive cost-cutting undermined innovation and market relevance—an instructive failure for America’s food giants.

At the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit, Modi’s camaraderie with Putin and Xi signals a growing coalition that challenges America’s strategic dominance and threatens national sovereignty.

A devastating landslide buried an entire village in Sudan’s Jebel Marra region, killing around 1,000 people amidst ongoing conflict—a stark reminder of the cost of failed governance and international inaction.

Three Sydney dockworkers face charges for importing over a ton of cocaine in a brazen exploitation of supply chains, highlighting vulnerabilities that threaten not only Australia but signal dangers to America’s own borders and economic security.