Ilhan Omar's Home Searched in Federal Immigration Fraud Probe
A DOJ-secured warrant brought Homeland Security agents to the congresswoman's Washington home in a criminal inquiry over her father's paperwork.
Investigation
Investigation news and developments. Coverage of criminal probes, government inquiries, and accountability reporting from The Oceania Cables.
Biden DOJ and FBI Spied on Lawmakers, Press and Donors
Biden regime secretly took lawmakers' phone records, press messages and Trump donors' bank details. Jack Smith told the Senate he'd do it again.
Autopsy Shows Gunshot Killed Missing Los Alamos Lab Worker
Autopsy finds gunshot killed Melissa Casias, a missing Los Alamos worker linked to the missing scientists cluster. Manner of death undetermined.
Biden Ghostwriter Tapes Released After Legal Battle
70 hours of Biden-Zwonitzer audio, obtained by Special Counsel Hur, reveal classified notebooks and memory lapses. Released after a D.C. court loss.
UK Rape Gang Inquiry Claims 250,000 Victims and Institutional Failures
A UK inquiry claims 250,000 girls exploited by organised rape gangs, exposing decades of institutional failure and political suppression.
EU Clears Hungarian Minister in Alleged Russia Leak Investigation
Summary The European Commission conducted an internal investigation into Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó following allegations that he leaked confidential European Union meeting information to Russian officials. The inquiry began in October 2025 and became public in late March 2026, just weeks before Hungary’s parliamentary election. Media reports and
White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooting: Suspect Profile, Manifesto, and Security Review
Summary Federal investigators are continuing to examine the background of Cole Tomas Allen, the 31-year-old California man who attempted to breach security at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on April 25, 2026. Allen, described as a tutor and computer programmer, had travelled by train from Los Angeles days
Victoria Cross Recipient Ben Roberts-Smith Charged With Five War Crime Murders in Afghanistan
Summary Ben Roberts-Smith, Australia’s most decorated living soldier, was arrested at Sydney Airport on April 6, 2026, and charged with five counts of war crime murder relating to incidents in Afghanistan between 2009 and 2012. The arrest follows a years-long investigation by the Office of the Special