And Then There Was One Less - How a Trump Fan Took Out the Trash
It starts with a man bun and ends in the bin. A bearded guy with a clean undercut, a "Vegeta" T-shirt, and a TikTok account steps in front of the camera, looks serious ...
One President, One Tariff - and the End of Reason
It was a Saturday morning straight out of the textbook of American unpredictability. Without prior notice, without final talks, without regard for the fragile order of global trade, Donald Trump ...
A Country That Hangs Up - Emergency Call into the Void
It was the day after the rain, and the rain was no longer rain but memory. Memory of the roar of the water that swallowed houses, tore open roads, swept away lives.
"They took one of our own" - The death of Jaime Alanís and the brutal ICE raid on a legal California cannabis farm
It was a hot, glaring day in Southern California when Jaime Alanís died – not of a natural illness, not in peace, but in a fall. He plunged more than nine meters from the roof ...
Empty Hallways, Empty Promises - How Trump’s Second Term Is Dismantling America’s Human Rights Architecture
It begins with a quiet image. An empty hallway, a locked glass door, behind it a printed note, simply taped to the window. No official statement, no logo, no sender ...
The Shadow Beneath the Carpet - How the Epstein Files Are Shaking the Trump Administration
It was one of those weeks when the facade begins to crumble. The Trump administration had hoped to keep the lid on the barrel with a brief memo, but what poured out was distrust, anger ...
The Hands That Help - and the Hands That Grab Why Mexicans Are Saving Lives in Texas While ICE Destroys Families
It is a hot, heavy summer in Texas, the ground still steaming from the floodwaters that swept through the land like a biblical plague. Mud covers the streets, the wood of houses rots in the sun ...
The tide is turning - How America is becoming an immigration country again under Trump, and how his support is beginning to crack
It is a development that has surprised many - and one that perhaps even Donald Trump himself did not see coming. Just a few months after his return to the White House, ...
Trump said he didn't want to "get in the way" of rescue efforts, which is why he is only now traveling to Texas
"A catastrophe without blame, or the appearance of rock bottom in peak form" - It was a landing with a message – and a visit that leaves many questions unanswered. On Friday, July 11, 2025, President Donald Trump ...
A Business of Fear - How Trump Seeks to Cement His World Order with Weapons, Tariffs and Threats While Europe Looks Awfully Outdated
It was only a sentence, but one that says everything about the new geopolitical thinking in Washington under Donald Trump: "We're sending weapons to NATO, ...
Trump Has Lost All Restraint - at the Expense of Canada and the Global Population
It is a letter that only Donald Trump could write: pompous, aggressive, economically dangerous. In his latest message to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, the US president announced plans to raise tariffs on Canadian imports to 35% ...
One of Our Newest Cases - “You Have No Right to Be Here”: How a California Surgical Center Stood Up to ICE Agents
It was just before noon when the doors of the Ontario Advanced Surgery Center near Los Angeles opened not only for patients, but for a drama ...
The Un-electable - How the CDU Suddenly Wants to Protect the Constitution
Once upon a time, there was a Bundestag that remembered its dignity. And because the republic stood on shaky ground, it resolved to elect constitutional judges...
The Gardener Who Wants to Fight Terror - Trump's Newest Security Chief Is 22, Loves Patriotic T-Shirts, and Was Questioned by Police Over a Teenage Drama
Sometimes the White House writes stories that even Netflix would reject. One of them begins in Kentucky, passes through a patriotically decorated college campus, brushes up against a police report involving a pubescent jealousy drama ...
20 Million Dollars for a Broken Life - Mahmoud Khalil Demands Justice from Trump's America
It is a quiet afternoon in Manhattan. Mahmoud Khalil sits on a narrow sofa, his ten-week-old son Deen in his arms, eyes fixed on the floor ...
Slowed, Challenged, Legally Blocked – How Trump's Administration Comes Under Pressure in July
It was a day of legal turning points, diplomatic tensions, and sociopolitical setbacks – and a day that made clear just how profoundly Donald Trump’s second term ...
The Swamp Camp of Horror – How Trump’s “Alligator Alcatraz” Became a Humanitarian Catastrophe
It was intended as a flagship project of the new deportation policy - now it stands as a symbol of state failure and unrestrained cruelty. The “Alligator Alcatraz” ...
Europe at a Crossroads – Why Zelensky Is Speaking Plainly in Rome
In the halls of the Roma Convention Centre on this July 10, there was a tense seriousness in the air. The conversations were polite, the setting familiar, but the tone ...
"Where did you learn to speak so beautifully?" – Trump’s Africa Summit Unravels in Tone
What was planned as a diplomatic meeting between President Trump and five West African heads of state at the White House turned into a linguistic and political flashpoint in seconds.
Lab Meals for the Fatherland - How Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Wants to Rescue the Healthy Republic from the Microwave
It was a promo video for the ages - or at least for the archive of political self-contradictions. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., America’s current Secretary of Health and Human Services and eternal scolder ...
Lost Years, Lost Lives - How Texas Knowingly Accepted a Catastrophe
Kerrville, Texas – It would have cost less than half a police car or courthouse security. One million dollars - that’s how much a flood warning system would have cost, ...
Water Levels from the Desert - Why Friedrich Merz Is Not a Chancellor for the 21st Century
When Friedrich Merz talks about climate, he sounds a bit like an insurance agent trying to downplay hail damage by pointing out that the sun will probably shine tomorrow.
What Is Chuck Schumer Hiding? - New Questions About Old Donations from the Epstein Network
Five years have passed since the public last seriously discussed the donation ties between Chuck Schumer and Jeffrey Epstein - and yet the affair now casts a larger shadow than ever in light of new political tensions ...
Kyiv in Flames - and the West Does What It Does Best: Hesitate
The night over Kyiv was short, loud, and deadly. For the second time within 48 hours, Russia pelted the Ukrainian capital with a hail of rockets ...
The Cold Truth About MH17 and How the European Court of Human Rights Finally Holds Russia Accountable
It begins with an indictment that was long overdue. For years, the families of the victims of flight MH17 fought for justice - against the machinery of international politics, against Moscow’s refusal to accept responsibility.
Supreme Court Halts DeSantis Law - Trump’s Immigration Agenda Falters Again
It was yet another setback for Ron DeSantis - and for the immigration regime Donald Trump has been trying to enforce across the states for months. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that Florida ...
“Beautiful English!” – How Donald Trump Praised the President of Liberia for His Native Language
It was meant to be a lunch at the White House celebrating Africa’s economic potential – and ended, as so often, in a moment of unintended comedy likely ...
Global Game of Chicken: Tariff Yourself Rich - 90 Trade Deals in 90 Days, Says Trump
It sounded like a promise from a bad TV commercial: "90 deals in 90 days." But what Donald Trump announced in April turned out three months later to be an empty threat ...
“Magic Seas” Sunk - Houthi Rebels Attack Cargo Ship in the Red Sea
For the first time in months, a civilian cargo ship in the Red Sea has become the target of a deliberate attack. According to consistent reports from international media and security services, the Magic Seas, a Liberian-flagged, ...
Power Without Compassion - Trump's Global and Domestic Politics of Coldness
While medications run out in the health stations of Monrovia and more and more young women in rural Senegal face unplanned pregnancies, Donald Trump invites guests to lunch ...
Chicago in a State of Emergency - How Federal Agents Didn't Even Stop at Tourists
It was a late summer afternoon in Humboldt Park when trust shattered. Without warning, without a search warrant, without any recognizable legal mandate, between 15 and 20 vehicles from ...
Remi-what? – The AfD Reinvents Forgetting
It was a historic moment in the history of the German language. In a nondescript conference hotel near Berlin, somewhere between poorly decaffeinated coffee ...
Between Law and Repression - Why the Hannah Dugan Case Is a Lesson in Trump's Judicial Battle
It was a spring day in Milwaukee when Judge Hannah Dugan left the courtroom - but she did not do so as an untouched representative of justice, rather as a defendant before a federal court ...
"Bomb Moscow!" – New Audio Recordings Reveal Donald Trump's Escalation Fantasies
It is a sentence so brutal it leaves one speechless – and yet it was delivered in complete calm, at a fundraiser, with laughter and a glass in hand: "If you go into Ukraine, I'm gonna bomb the shit out of Moscow
The Invented Enemy - How an Internal Quote Exposed Trump’s Nigeria Policy
According to our research, evidence has been mounting that in early June, during internal White House discussions, a phrase was used that later appeared in a modified form across Nigeria’s social networks ...
Uncoordinated, unyielding, unclear - Trump between Ukraine, agriculture, and ideology
Washington, July 8, 2025 – It was one of those meetings that, in the Trump era, are more than just routine government business: a political stage play, a display of power, a balancing act between improvised strategy ...
The Inversion of Standards – When What Is Right Becomes a Crime
Imagine living in a world where you could be arrested for saying, “Don’t kill children.” Not because your words are wrong. Not because they incite hatred ...
The President, the Cabinet, Tariff Madness, and the Shadow of Epstein – Trump’s Administration Under Pressure, in Harmony with Netanyahu
Washington, July 8, 2025 – It was a day that, even by the hyperactive standards of the Trump era, delivered an exceptional level of intensity: a cabinet meeting at the White House, a visit from Israel marked by geopolitical weight, ...
Hell on Earth – The Krome Deportation Center in Miami
While the newly built internment camp "Alligator Alcatraz" in the Everglades is currently becoming the symbol of an unrestrained deportation policy, another place is silently fading into oblivion: the Krome deportation center in Miami.
Under American Control – How the U.S. Holds Deported Migrants in a Salvadoran Prison
The truth did not come from Washington, but from the Salvadoran government. Investigations clearly confirm it – and it contradicts everything the Trump regime has publicly claimed so far. In an official ...
Lost Welcome - How America Is Cutting Itself Off from Tourism
America was once a place of longing. A country where the roads were endless, the burgers greasy, and the promises grand. Today, it is a place to avoid. While global tourism is recovering in record ...
Trump Home Alone - Only Without the Money
Once upon a time, there was a self-made billionaire. Or so goes the legend that Donald Trump still carries around like a gold-framed family portrait. Except in the picture, it's his father sitting there - with a checkbook in one hand and a suitcase full of casino chips in the other.
How Donald Trump Is Playing with Global Trade – and Harming His Own Country in the Process
It begins with a letter. Printed on official White House stationery, dated July 7, 2025, signed with Donald J. Trump’s trademark thunderous signature. But what follows is not a diplomatic message, ...
The Children the River Took – Over 100 Dead After Texas Flood Disaster, Including 27 From a Summer Camp
It is a catastrophe of biblical proportions - and a moment in which the entire country holds its breath: After the devastating floods in Texas, ...
“A Park, a President, a Threat” – Trump’s Troops in Los Angeles, His Silence in Texas
These are images usually seen in conflict zones: Humvees among palm trees, armed soldiers by a lake, an amphitheater that looks more like a command post than a venue for summer concerts.
"We Had Five Minutes" - How the Remnants of Tropical Storm Chantal Flooded North Carolina
It was a storm that had already lost its name - and yet claimed a life. In the early hours of Monday, the remnants of Tropical Storm Chantal turned ...
The Price of Madness - How Trump's New Tariffs on Japan and South Korea Are Shifting the Global Economy More and More
It was a letter like a ransom note - with the letterhead of the White House, but the tone of a trade warrior on a personal vendetta. On July 7, 2025, Donald Trump, President of the United States, ...
A Death at Dusk – The Case of Roman Starovoit and the Shadows of Power
It was a Monday morning when the pace of the news suddenly intensified – first with a sober decree on the Kremlin’s website, then with a breaking report from a suburb of Moscow.
The King in the Swamp - A Billboard as a Visual Indictment of the Trump Era
Anyone driving through the Grand Avenue District in Phoenix these days - specifically between 10th and 11th Avenue ...
Deadline Diplomacy - How Trump Puts His Trade Partners Under Pressure
Donald Trump is ramping up the pressure - relying once again on the familiar mix of threats, ultimatums, and public displays of power. By Wednesday, all countries that trade ...