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August 22, 2026
What Changed After Charlie Kirk Was Killed? A Forensic Audit of Rob McCoy, TPUSA Faith, the Sermon and Google Trends
Sherafgan Khan
Several anomalies surrounding Charlie Kirk, Rob McCoy and TPUSA Faith survive scrutiny—but not always in the form circulating online. We traced the Wikipedia edits, McCoy’s…
August 22, 2026
Can the Public Access Flock Camera Data? Why Police Should Have to Justify Every Search
Sherafgan Khan
Flock camera misuse is no longer a hypothetical concern. If communities keep taxpayer-funded license-plate surveillance, police should not have privileged, loosely supervised access. A better…
August 22, 2026
Did ICE Let Iran Help Choose Which Iranians Were Deported? What the Emails Show
Sherafgan Khan
Newly released ICE emails show Iranian officials requested changes to deportation lists for flights that returned more than 100 Iranians. Separately, detained asylum seekers say…
August 22, 2026
Is There Really an Underground City Beneath Kansas City? Inside SubTropolis
Sherafgan Khan
Kansas City really does have a vast commercial complex built inside a limestone mine. But viral claims about 10,000 roads, a McDonald’s, 3,000 workers and…
August 22, 2026
Indiana Put $15 Million Into an Israeli Venture Fund. What Do Hoosiers Get Back?
Sherafgan Khan
Indiana put $15 million into Iron Nation–Indiana, a venture initiative designed to finance Israeli startups and help them expand into the United States. The investment…
August 22, 2026
Do Mosquitoes Really Prefer Certain Blood Types? What the New 119-Person Study Actually Found
Sherafgan Khan
A headline claims a new study found that mosquitoes target specific blood types. It did not. The 119-person iScience study examined body odor, skin bacteria…
August 22, 2026
Does TikTok Really Make Teens Eat More? What the Viral 25-Teen Study Actually Found
Sherafgan Khan
Headlines say TikTok is shaping teenagers’ appetites and diets. The underlying study is much narrower: four focus groups with 25 teens, no calorie tracking, no…
August 22, 2026
Does One Sugary Drink a Day Really Double Your Risk of Stomach Cancer? What the 112,000-Person Study Found
Sherafgan Khan
A new study found that people who consumed at least one sugar-sweetened beverage per day had 2.45 times the gastric-cancer risk of people who rarely…
August 21, 2026
Israel Admits Its Forces Fired in Two Deadly MSF Incidents. Why Were the Cases Closed?
Sherafgan Khan
Israel’s military internally reviewed two deadly incidents involving a Doctors Without Borders convoy and shelter, then closed both cases without criminal investigation. Its own findings…
August 21, 2026
The Navy Is Building “Biological Diaries” of Its Sailors
Sherafgan Khan
What began as an effort to prevent fatigue-related Navy disasters is expanding into something much larger: wearables, blood samples, biobanks, medical records, wastewater surveillance and…
August 21, 2026
Is Pete Hegseth’s Wife a Spy? What We Know About Jennifer Hegseth’s Pentagon Access
Sherafgan Khan
No credible public evidence currently proves that Pete Hegseth’s wife, Jennifer Hegseth, is a foreign spy. But that does not make the controversy imaginary. She…
August 21, 2026
How to Hide From a Near-Perfect AI Hunting You—and Survive
Sherafgan Khan
If a near-perfect AI could watch cameras, search government and commercial databases, hack anything connected to your identity and impersonate everyone you trust, survival would…