Investigative Journalism
It begins as it always does in authoritarian systems: with lists. Lists of books, lists of suspects, lists of topics that must disappear. But in America in the year 2025, there’s no longer ...
A Satire from the Heart of the Book Ban Zone. Once upon a time, there was a man named J.D. Vance. He wrote a book about himself, called it Hillbilly Elegy, and America applauded. The media cried out, “Finally, someone ...
Donald Trump sits in the Oval Office. In front of him: no verdict, no report, no arrest warrant. Just a sheet of paper. On it: a photo of a fist with the letters “M S 1 3.” Below: “Kilmar ...
A man now sits in a different prison - no longer in CECOT, the place of chains and darkness, but in Santa Ana. A facility with windows, they say. With air. With less fear. And yet ...
In the fading dusk of a hotel restaurant in San Salvador, between the clatter of plates and the whispers of a tropical night, Senator Chris Van Hollen met with a man who was no longer ...
Even Republican farmers and Trump voters are calling for Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s return – the work of journalists, human rights groups, and activists is beginning to resonate. In a country where political camps often feel like walled fortresses, something is stirring, quietly, unmistakably: doubt. Outrage. Awareness.
In a republic that prides itself on the separation of powers, it was a single woman on Tuesday who defended the rule of law against the overreach of the president: Federal Judge Paula Xinis. In the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, ...
Washington, D.C. – He had promised it to the world. Loudly, proudly, chest puffed out: Donald Trump would end the war in Ukraine within 24 hours - and he’d do it before even setting ...
A satirical look at the medical mysteries of presidential mass. On April 13, 2025, the White House released something that defies the laws of physics, nutrition, and collective eyesight: Donald J. Trump, ...
It was a day full of fractures, a day when the veil of power was lifted to reveal the naked failure of a government. The United States, a nation of laws, had deported a man it should never ...
"From an edge of America that no longer recognizes itself – and sent a cold shiver down our spines." It doesn’t begin with a bang. Not with marching bands or television images ...
It’s a scene George Orwell might have written, had he lived long enough to see satire become biography. In an office once built for the solemnity of state, Laura Loomer sits - a woman once banned from social media for calling 9/11 an “inside job” ...
On April 4, 2025, a Friday that seemed torn from the script of democratic tragedy, Donald Trump wrote a sentence. It was short, set in capital letters, and in truth a mirror ...
He was a goalkeeper. A father. A soccer fan. And now: an inmate in one of the harshest prisons in the Western Hemisphere. Jerce Reyes Barrios, a 36-year-old Venezuelan former professional player, was deported by the United ...
It begins with a tweet. Not from a journalist, not from an institution, but from a self-proclaimed “patriot” who calls herself Insurrection Barbie. She posts under the account @DefiantlyFree, ...
It was supposed to be a short trip—just a quick getaway to Mexico, a few days to relax. Lennon Tyler, an American from Las Vegas, and her German fiancé, Lucas Sielaff, ...
French Scientist Denied Entry for Critical Messages It’s a scene more reminiscent of an authoritarian state than the United States of America: A renowned French scientist ...
As Donald Trump and his allies continue to target federal judges, former prosecutor Norm Eisen makes one thing clear: The U.S. Constitution is stronger than Trump’s attacks on the judiciary.
The close collaboration between human rights organizations, NGOs, outspoken investigative journalists, committed attorneys, affected individuals, and civil society is putting increasing pressure on the Trump administration ...
Donald Trump's renewed presidency has unleashed a wave of deportations that, in their brutality and contempt for the rule of law, evoke the darkest chapters of history. The latest example: the expulsion of Dr. Rasha Alawieh, ...
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is on the verge of collapse. In an unprecedented move, the administration of Donald Trump announced the dismissal of around 1,600 employees in the United States, while the remaining staff worldwide will be placed on mandatory leave ...
It was one of those moments that make you wonder whether the President of the United States still understands what he's saying — or whether he’s simply drifting deeper into a current of his own delusions and misconceptions...
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