Investigative Journalism
A ballroom that can withstand a missile strike, with a floor beneath bulletproof glass and a roof no drone can penetrate. That's how Donald Trump touts his latest addition to the White House, and the list needs no commentary. Anyone who demands a bunker for dancing isn't thinking about dancing anymore. The building is less about protection than putting protection ...
Since last week, the president has been selling a head start measured in seconds. His platform, Truth Social, now offers a product called Truth API, giving paying customers access to Trump's market-moving posts a split second before everyone else. According to reports, the service costs $100,000 a month. Who pays for seconds? The people running high-speed ...
On the morning of August 8, something fell into a sunflower field in northeastern Bulgaria and shattered the silence with an explosion. A drone, coming across the border from Romania, crashed and detonated about 100 meters ...
At Camp David, the presidential retreat in the mountains of Maryland, the president sat before his Cabinet on Friday and told the country who had really attacked its water systems ...
One morning, Vietnam veterans in Sumner County, just north of Nashville, woke up to find that the road that had belonged to their own fallen for more than four decades suddenly carried someone else's name ...
What we had to witness today beneath our report is almost beyond words. It deserves contempt, but that would be too easy. These have become, in many ways, deeply empathy-starved times. Open hatred is no longer hidden. Behind it often stand loneliness and fear of the unknown, along with a racism that no longer bothers to disguise itself ...
A conviction is usually where a story ends. For Jeffrey Epstein, it was where the real story began. In 2008, he pleaded guilty in a Florida court to procuring a minor for prostitution. He was required to register as a sex offender and was officially a man under court supervision. Yet according to an investigation that examined thousands of Justice Department records, ...
As a Marine in Iraq in 2005, Joe Shearer was knocked to the ground by the blast of an enemy mortar round. He became nauseous and vomited. Even so, he got back up ...
At the annual Alliance Defending Freedom summit in San Diego, the speaker was introduced with a single sentence that made everything else almost unnecessary. Before he ever ran for Congress, Speaker Johnson ...
Criticism of the AfD does not need extra ammunition. Its platform, its rhetoric, and its conduct in state legislatures and parliamentary committees provide more than enough material for sharp, evidence-based reporting. Anyone who resorts to forgery in an attempt to expose a political opponent abandons the ground of truth-seeking and steps onto the very terrain they claim to oppose. For days, an alleged AfD campaign poster has been circulating ...
I hereby submit my application for the next cabinet position that becomes available. I know it's a little unconventional, but after watching this week's developments, I'm confident I exceed the qualifications. I'm available Tuesdays and Thursdays, I don't care which ministry it is, and if I'm ever feeling under the weather, ...