Investigative Reporting

The longest intact section of Jerusalem’s Hanukkah-era wall reveals a deliberately dismantled defense — a physical testament to failed leadership and fragile alliances that echo the ongoing challenges to American sovereignty and border security.

The U.S. Treasury targets a transnational network recruiting Colombian mercenaries to fight for Sudan’s brutal Rapid Support Forces, deepening a war that threatens regional stability and fuels global terrorism.

Israeli forces reveal the extensive Hamas tunnel complex in Rafah—showing how terror militants exploited resources meant for civilians to wage war, trapping hostages underground. This exposes why American and Israeli security depend on defeating Hamas’ brutal strategy.

As rare infant botulism cases rise nationwide, BabyBIG—a lifesaving treatment developed through decades of public health dedication and taxpayer-funded science—proves indispensable. But can our government sustain this vital defense without transparent support and oversight?

A damning report exposes MI5’s deliberate suppression of evidence protecting a notorious IRA spy linked to murders, highlighting decades of government cover-up and failure to uphold justice.

In Miami, hundreds of Nicaraguan Americans courageously celebrate the Virgin Mary despite brutal religious persecution back home and mounting immigration fears in the U.S., embodying resilience rooted in faith and freedom.

Japan’s recent megaquake advisory exposes the fragile line between natural disaster and national crisis—highlighting the urgent need for America to bolster its own disaster readiness before tragedy strikes.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stands firm against calls—primarily from U.S. quarters—to cede territory to Russia, exposing a troubling disconnect between Washington’s ambitions and true American interests.

As Thai and Cambodian forces reignite conflict along their disputed border, tens of thousands flee violence, revealing dangerous regional instability with direct implications for American security and influence in Southeast Asia.

In Antwerp, a shop filled with tens of thousands of Christmas ornaments exemplifies how holiday traditions have become year-round commercial enterprises, raising questions about cultural authenticity and over-commercialization.