Tag: Investigative Journalism


  • What Really Happened to Ingrid LeFebour on Nias: The 1976 Mystery Finally Solved

    What Really Happened to Ingrid LeFebour on Nias: The 1976 Mystery Finally Solved

    Introduction: A Mystery on a Remote Island Ingrid LeFebour vanished from the Indonesian island of Nias in 1976, a case that lingered in the shadows for decades. The island’s isolation, the era’s limited communication, and a web of rumors surrounding her disappearance created a mystery that drew attention far beyond its shores. For years, families…

  • Filipino Journalists Among 128 Killed in 2025, IFJ Reports

    Filipino Journalists Among 128 Killed in 2025, IFJ Reports

    Overview: A grim tally for 2025 According to the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ), the year 2025 saw a troubling global spike in violence against media workers, with 128 journalists and media professionals killed worldwide. Three of these deaths involved Filipinos, underscoring that threats to press freedom and journalist safety are a global issue that…

  • Epstein Abuse Files Reveal Routine Exploitation of Teens

    Epstein Abuse Files Reveal Routine Exploitation of Teens

    New light on a long-running case Recent releases of investigative files illuminate how Jeffrey Epstein’s predatory pattern targeted underage girls for years, with abuse described as routine from the early 2000s. The documents depict a disturbing cycle: girls drawn in with offers of work and money, then coerced into sexual acts under the pretense of…

  • Priest in Caivano Risking His Life to Unmask Mafia-Toxic Waste Scourge

    Priest in Caivano Risking His Life to Unmask Mafia-Toxic Waste Scourge

    Introduction: A Quiet Town Under a Dark Cloud In Caivano, a town nestled northeast of Naples, a quiet afternoon can hide a volatile reality. The city often makes headlines for crime and poverty, yet one priest has become the frontline in a different kind of battle: exposing the Mafia’s toxic waste dumping that poisons soil,…

  • Books to Look Out for in 2026 – Nonfiction

    Books to Look Out for in 2026 – Nonfiction

    2026: A Fresh Wave of Nonfiction The literary year ahead promises a shift away from the familiar glare of celebrity memoirs toward intimate, urgent, and rigorously researched storytelling. After a stretch defined by high-wattage celebrity volumes, 2026 is set to spotlight authors who haven’t sought the spotlight but insist on being heard. Expect books that…

  • Books to Look Out for in 2026: Nonfiction Spotlight

    Books to Look Out for in 2026: Nonfiction Spotlight

    Introduction: A New Wave of Nonfiction for 2026 After a string of high-wattage celebrity memoirs, 2026 promises a refreshingly diverse nonfiction landscape. Expect deeply researched investigations, memoirs from unexpected voices, and narrative nonfiction that blends science, history, and candid personal storytelling. This year’s slate signals a shift from star-powered reveals to stories rooted in community,…

  • Nonfiction to Watch in 2026: Essential Reads for 2026

    Nonfiction to Watch in 2026: Essential Reads for 2026

    What to Expect in 2026 Nonfiction As the literary calendar turns, 2026 promises a rich slate of nonfiction that blends intimate storytelling with rigorous reporting. After a run of high-profile memoirs, readers can expect more ground-level, rigorously researched works that illuminate complex issues—from climate science to policy reform, and from personal transformation to systemic Overhauls…

  • Remembering Seven Prominent Kenyan Journalists Who Died in 2025

    Remembering Seven Prominent Kenyan Journalists Who Died in 2025

    Introduction: A Year of Loss for Kenyan Journalism 2025 was a difficult year for Kenya’s media ecosystem. Across national and local outlets, seven prominent journalists passed away, leaving behind legacies of rigorous reporting, fearless storytelling, and a commitment to keeping the public informed. This memorial piece honors their contributions, their impact on journalism, and the…

  • Bari Weiss pulls 60 Minutes deportation story from air, sparking newsroom debate

    Bari Weiss pulls 60 Minutes deportation story from air, sparking newsroom debate

    Overview: a high-profile decision at a marquee newsroom The decision to pull a planned 60 Minutes report on U.S. deportation policy has ignited a broader conversation about editorial independence and the influence of leadership in flagship news programs. CBS News’ 60 Minutes, long considered a barometer of investigative journalism, reportedly scrapped a segment that would…

  • Samherji Boss Downplays Daily Contact With Stefánsson Amid Bribe Allegations

    Samherji Boss Downplays Daily Contact With Stefánsson Amid Bribe Allegations

    Overview: A Closer Look at the Controversy The Icelandic fishing conglomerate Samherji is in the eye of a widening controversy following statements from its leadership regarding daily contact with prominent figures associated with allegations of bribery and improper influence. In a recent exchange, Thorsteinn Baldvinsson, the group’s chief, disputed accusations that there were emails or…