Investigative Journalism
– Trump reacts angrily to his new Wall Street nickname: “Don’t ever say that again.” - It began with a sentence, spoken calmly, analytically, yet politically explosive. A reporter asked the President of the United States what he thought about Wall
It begins with a personnel decision, but it stands for far more than mere administrative reshuffling. The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE), the core of Donald Trump’s massive deportation policy, is undergoing a profound restructuring – and ...
It was a moment of rare clarity in an increasingly multipolar world. On May 27, just a few hours after his throne speech, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke in an exclusive interview with CBC’s Power & Politics ...
Donald Trump loves to talk about “deals” – as if wars were merely tedious negotiations over square footage, suffering a collateral side effect of diplomacy. Now it’s Russia. And again: no word about the dead, no rebuke for the aggressor...
It begins, like so much with Donald Trump, with an image: a little boy, blond, well cared for, in the large house in Queens. A son from a good home – and yet, according to his niece ...
It is a sentence that echoes like a thunderclap in a democracy already crumbling under the weight of its own erosion: “I will take a look at it.” That’s how Donald Trump responded Wednesday when asked whether he would pardon the men ...
San Diego, May 2025. A concrete block in the desert. The air smells of bleach and fear. Inside sits a woman in a booth so small that pain seems to pool in it. She speaks into ...
A directive with far-reaching consequences: The U.S. State Department has suspended the scheduling of new visa interviews for international students - effective immediately. The move is justified by plans to expand the vetting of ...
There are moments in history when the world collectively puts its hand to its head - not out of fascination, but out of sheer disbelief. One of those moments has now occurred again. Donald J. Trump, President of the United States
It begins like an American tragedy, written not in blood, but in omitted budget lines and frozen grant programs. Across the wide fields of Pennsylvania, where hope once bloomed, ...
In Donald Trump's America, boundaries have blurred, and the unthinkable has become political routine. A president who wields the power of pardons as if it were a personal privilege ...
The world had grown used to the spectacle: Donald Trump, the self-proclaimed peacemaker, promising a swift resolution to the war in Ukraine – a firm handshake here, a tough deal there. Even during the campaign, ...
It is a sentence that has already gone down in history: “I invented the word ‘equalize.’” Spoken by none other than the President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, on May 12,..
It was a sentence only Donald Trump could formulate – direct, glaring, maximally derailing: “Putin has gone absolutely crazy.” No diplomatic nuance, no caveat, no subtext...
It was a night when the sky over Ukraine no longer carried any promise - only a droning, a whistling, a death from afar. Over 350 Russian drones raced through the darkness, ...
It is a strike with surgical precision – and with an ideological scalpel. What President Donald Trump is doing to the Digital Equity Act is not an ordinary budget cut...
Donald Trump, the sitting President of the United States and self-proclaimed dealmaker, who just a few months ago loudly promised to end the war in Ukraine “within 24 hours,” suddenly sounds very different. In a recent Truth Social post ...
Donald Trump doesn’t know what he wants. And that might be because he knows nothing. One moment he’s threatening a 50-percent tariff on European goods, the next he’s postponing the whole thing ...
It was just a single post on Truth Social, but its echo rings like a cold command from darker chapters of history: President Donald Trump is demanding the “names and countries of origin of all international students” at Harvard University. Not out of academic interest. Not out of concern for safety...
It was a sunny Saturday morning in West Point, that venerable military academy on the Hudson River, when the President of the United States stepped onto the stage – wearing a red “Make America Great Again” cap, walking heavily, ...
Madness has found structure. And it wears a uniform. In San Diego, a man was arrested in the hallway of a courthouse – directly in front of the office of a judge who had explicitly ...
Bruce Springsteen isn't backing down. The rock musician, one of the loudest critics of former and current U.S. President Donald Trump for years, has once again made his political stance unmistakably clear. On Wednesday, he released a ...
On the evening of May 23, 2025, just days before Harvard’s commencement ceremony, history was made in a modest courtroom in Boston. Federal Judge Allison D. Burroughs of the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts ...
What unfolded on May 22, 2025, in the Oval Office was not a diplomatic encounter. It was a performance. A power play, orchestrated by the President of the United States, who does not debate but dominates. Who does not listen ...
Sterling, Virginia – It was an evening that defied comprehension. A political ritual that did not present itself as such – and yet contained all the symptoms of power obsession and economic self-empowerment. At Trump National ...
How Donald Trump Redefines Autism and Ignores Real Health Threats. It was a scene that has become increasingly common in the new America: Donald Trump sits beside his controversial Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on a stage, ...
From Goebbels to the AfD – The Rebirth of a Term. It is a word that casts a dark shadow over German history – "Lying Press / Fake News." A term etched with sharp contours into ...
It was a single ruling, issued in a courtroom in Oakland – and yet it echoed across the nation. Federal Judge Jeffrey S. White of the U.S. District Court in California drew a clear line on Thursday against the Trump administration...
It was May 22, 2025, when a single court ruling shook the political architecture of the nation. In Boston, far from the glaring spotlight of Washington, federal judge Myong ...
Trump vs. Radio Liberty – Why Europe Now Has to Save the Legacy of a Free Press. It is one of those stories where historical irony and political reality painfully overlap. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty ...
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