El Salvador's deployment to Haiti has grown beyond 2,000 soldiers following the disappearance of four aviation technicians. Is Bukele's mission an invasion or a coordinated rescue…
The New York Times says Trump was briefed on an alleged Chinese intelligence operation involving an executive linked to Nvidia’s CEO. What is known, disputed, and…
On October 30, 2026, unions across five continents are protesting military cargo, war and port militarization. What’s confirmed, what remains uncertain, and how Sally Rooney and…
After the clearing of an estimated 250,000 trees at Google's Muhos data center site, Finnish police have opened an environmental investigation. Regulators cite unfinished assessments, drainage…
Rep. Andy Harris threatened student reporter Cat Murphy with prosecution for recording him after an October 2026 debate. The Maryland wiretap law he cited protects private…
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…
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…
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.
