In 2012, a U.S. Special Forces team in Afghanistan allegedly executed nine detainees in retaliation for a near-fatal attack—raising questions about accountability and military justice.
A bombshell investigation shows how the U.S. military denied, downplayed, and buried credible war-crime accusations against Green Berets in Afghanistan.
A covert Czech-led initiative supplying critical artillery shells to Ukraine may end if a pro-Russia opposition party wins upcoming elections in Prague.
A landmark investigation reveals systemic rule-breaking, war crimes, and a vigilante culture within U.S. Army Special Forces during the Afghanistan war.
A tragic building collapse at an Islamic boarding school in Indonesia has killed three children and left over 30 students missing as rescue teams battle time and debris.
Contrary to popular belief, Pompeii wasn’t abandoned after the A.D. 79 eruption—some residents returned and rebuilt amid the ash.
The U.S. has deported around 100 Iranians in a coordinated flight with Tehran, marking a controversial escalation in immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.
Students across the U.S. are transforming history education through National History Day, blending research with creativity to spotlight rights, responsibilities, and forgotten stories.
In a political role reversal, California Republicans are deploying ‘democracy under attack’ ads to stop a Democratic effort to redraw congressional maps via Proposition 50.
Facing deadly Gen Z-led protests over basic service failures, Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina has dissolved his government in a desperate bid to restore order.