Investigative Journalism
At Berlin's main train station, a display warned of the heat on July 30. People walked past it as though a warning over the loudspeaker could somehow keep danger at bay. Behind this summer's temperatures lies a number Europe ...
In front of the burning tourist information office in Lyon on Saturday, a protester stood with the French flag draped over his shoulders. In Limoges, flames tore through the 19th-century city hall ...
A prison cell sometimes costs the Kremlin more than a plane ticket. An imprisoned artist attracts attention, while one forced into exile loses his audience. Russia's domestic intelligence agency, the FSB, seems to be making that calculation ...
Norway's army rented its own spy. During the Øvelse Hovedstad exercise in Oslo in September, which brought together 5,000 Home Guard soldiers, the troops drove Chinese electric cars ...
Donald Trump wants to spruce up a golf course in Washington. Hundreds of trees are disappearing, a historic park is slated for redevelopment, and a federal judge is receiving death threats. The president publicly calls her a "crazed lunatic" and questions her mental state. The dispute over the 106-year-old East Potomac Golf Links has now reached a point that ...
Omar Muñoz was at home when federal agents showed up. The 72-year-old from Belize is a lawful permanent resident of the United States. He was arrested in his pajamas. Donald Trump’s administration is waging a campaign against supposedly ineligible voters, and suddenly an elderly man finds himself facing criminal charges, insisting he has never cast a ballot in an American election ...
Emiliano Andrade-Covarrubias had heart problems. He suffered from diabetes and high blood pressure. When he complained of difficulty breathing and tightness in his chest while in U.S. immigration detention, he needed medical help. According to his daughter, all he got instead was indifference. The guards had withheld his medications. Doctors had brushed off his complaints. On Saturday morning, staff found the 56-year-old unconscious in his bed ...
Simon Andriesz knew where to look. From his years at the financial firm BGC, whose CEO at the time was Howard Lutnick, he knew the habit of senior people at Cantor Fitzgerald of hiding behind their initials in emails. So he searched the millions of pages the U.S. Justice Department had released from Jeffrey Epstein's files for one abbreviation: HWL ...
The most useful thing this administration might leave behind is the instruction manual for its own destruction. Straightening out the country after Trump will take more than reviving the civil service and bringing capable professionals back to their old jobs ...
A president who asks the people through their television, “Do you love me?” has left the dignity of the office behind and entered the waiting room of desperation ...
The polls ahead of the midterms read like a demolition job for Donald Trump and his party. His approval has fallen into the low 30s, driven above all by his own people. Republican approval ...
Los Angeles, October 17, 2026, 1:00 PM. About 100 people are standing in Gloria Molina Grand Park. They're supposed to show just how big the resistance to Donald Trump has become. An hour later, there are several hundred ...
On Thursday, Donald Trump presented the country’s highest honors for science and technology at the U.S. Institute of Peace in Washington. He called the billionaires being honored “national treasures.” Just a few hours earlier, his vice president, ...
421,179 emails, 281 gigabytes, a newly registered website, and an alleged hacker who sees himself as a political crusader. A feast for anyone who thinks big numbers automatically mean big revelations. We took a closer look at the data and followed its trail. One question kept coming up, a question that seems to have gotten lost in all the excitement over this supposed devastating blow to the AfD: ...
Mehmet Oz, Fernseharzt und heute Chef der US-Behörde für Medicare und Medicaid, wollte am Montagabend beweisen, dass er die Sorgen der einfachen Leute kennt. Eigens dafür hatte er Requisiten mitgebracht, ein Stück Butter und eine Tüte Erdnüsse, als Belege seiner Nähe zum Alltag. Das Stück Butter hob er in die Kamera. „In Amerika kostet so […]