Elvis Presley: 49 Years Later, Hard Evidence vs. Wild Conspiracy Myths
Nearly 50 years after Elvis Presley’s death on August 16, 1977, solid medical and forensic evidence confirms he died from natural causes tied to long-term... Read more.
U.S. Troops Draw the Line: Refusing to Fight Israel’s Wars
There is a growing but still minority movement of U.S. service members who oppose Washington’s military support for Israel and, in some cases, are trying to leave... Read more.
The planet’s heat balance is breaking: oceans absorb 91% of the excess heat
The Earth is being pushed toward the limits of its thermal capacity as its energy imbalance—the difference between the energy entering the system and the energy... Read more.
Under Siege: Christian Communities and Settler Violence in the West Bank
In the heart of the land that three great religions call holy, Christian communities in the West Bank are increasingly living under pressure, fear, and, in some... Read more.
Robert Prevost (Leo XIV): The American Stabilizer in the Storm
Reign: May 2025 – Present (March 2026) The election of Robert Prevost, an American-born Augustinian with deep roots in the Vatican bureaucracy (formerly Prefect... Read more.
The “Leverage” Theory: Epstein, Mossad, and the Shifting Sands of the Trump-Netanyahu Alliance
In the high-stakes theater of global geopolitics, few narratives are as dark or as persistent as the “leverage theory.” It suggests a hidden architecture... Read more.
Turkey’s Nuclear Ambition: Bidding for Bombs While Uncle Sam Foots the Bill
Turkey’s leaders have a message for the world: we want our own nukes. Despite hosting U.S. nuclear weapons under NATO’s nuclear-sharing agreement,... Read more.
TSJCV Rejects Investigation into Mazón Over Valencia DANA Tragedy: Legal Analysis
The Superior Court of Justice of the Valencian Community, Spain (TSJCV) has unanimously rejected a request to investigate former Valencian president Carlos Mazón... Read more.
Historical Roots of the Pakistan–Afghanistan Conflict
The Durand Line Dispute One of the oldest and most persistent sources of tension is the Durand Line, a 2,640‑kilometer border drawn by the British in 1893. Afghanistan... Read more.
BBC Documentary on Harrods Abuses: “Al-Fayed: Predator at Harrods”
The BBC’s investigative documentary, aired in September 2024, uncovers decades of sexual abuse by Mohamed Al Fayed at Harrods, featuring testimonies from over... Read more.
