Two years after Hurricane Helene, hundreds of North Carolina households remain cut off by missing private bridges. Why has a $175 million state repair program rebuilt only 44 bridges as of September 15, 2026?
Investigating deaths, lawsuits, and dangerous ChatGPT conversations involving epilepsy medication, suicide, drug advice, and AI dependency—and the boundaries that failed.
A judge claimed roughly 10% of active federal judges had visited Israel on organized trips. We investigate sponsorship, disclosure, recusal, allegations of bias, and what evidence does not prove.
From city council votes to public-records requests, communities are challenging Flock Safety license-plate surveillance. Here's what the cameras collect and how oversight works.
Reports of cracked iPhone Duo hinges sparked allegations that Apple relaxed quality controls for a 7.5 million-unit production push. Here's what is confirmed, disputed and unproven.
Reports point to a massive 210 GB PS5 download for Grand Theft Auto VI. Rockstar hasn't officially confirmed the final size. Here's how it compares and what gamers should prepare for.
Georgia's child-welfare agency faces funding pressures while records show a $954,577.55 surveillance-equipped SUV now at the GBI. We examine the spending, transfer, ARGO accounting and unanswered questions.
The September 2026 U.S.–Denmark–Greenland agreement does not transfer sovereignty. It expands U.S. military access, identifies new defense areas and plans for continuity after possible independence.
Comcast lost 144,000 residential broadband customers in Q3 2026 while objecting to rivals' $30–$40 fiber prices. We examine its competition, AI plans, and layoff reporting.
A 2021 review reported changes in animal growth, glucose and reproduction after treated water, but also null results, adverse findings and commercial funding. Here's the evidence.
