Investigative Journalism | Exposing What Lies Beneath
A year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, the numbers show a genuine rise in threats and targeted violence. What they don’t show is an unprecedented era of political bloodshed—or that every high-profile death belongs in the same statistical bucket.
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, identified as the 9/11 attacks’ mastermind, was captured in 2003 but remains in pretrial proceedings at Guantanamo Bay, now targeting a trial date of June 2028. The case has faced numerous delays and legal complications, including issues stemming from previous torture during CIA custody, significantly complicating prosecution.
No Verdict: Twenty-Five Years On, the 9/11 “Trial of the Century” Still Hasn’t Started Read More
Washington, D.C., experienced two violent incidents within 24 hours: the shooting of Israeli Embassy staff members Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, deemed an antisemitic attack, and a non-fatal shooting outside CIA headquarters. While unconnected, these events have heightened safety concerns, prompting calls for increased vigilance and security measures in the capital.
Is Washington, D.C., Under Attack? A City on Edge After Two High-Profile Shootings Read More