Archive
Pieces
ANALYSIS: 800 drones over Russia in one night — the sanction that flies has replaced the one still waiting
More than eight hundred drones, in a single night, August 14 to 15. The number does not come from Kyiv — it comes from…
INVESTIGATION: 316 political cases in Crimea — the occupation is running out of gas, but never out of judges
Three hundred and sixteen people are being prosecuted on political grounds in occupied Crimea, according to the count released on August 11 by the…
INVESTIGATION: 2.9 million TSMC chips diverted to Huawei — and Washington still hasn't closed the door
It all starts in a Canadian laboratory, far from the clean rooms of Taiwan.
EDITORIAL: Drug Prices Fall 3.1%, the Sharpest Drop Since Kennedy, and Trump Wants All the Credit
March 1963.
REPORT: Washington Sends $26.5 Million to a Shattered Colombia, but Keeps Its Tariffs on the Rubble
Abelardo de la Espriella was sworn in on August 7.
INVESTIGATION: The Senate Confirms 74 Nominees in One Minute, but Brazil Won't Open Its Door to Daniel Perez
On August 7, 2026, at 1:23 in the afternoon, the United States Senate rings the bell on what looks like an ordinary vote.
INVESTIGATION: 10 requests, zero answers — New Mexico sues the DOJ that promised transparency on Epstein
An American state has just sued the federal government for the right to read documents the law orders to be released.
COLUMN: The $5.6 million Trump lost for good — nine justices, not one dissent, and the Carroll case closed
On an order list posted one Monday morning in August, buried among dozens of cases nobody will ever read, the Supreme Court of the…
ANALYSIS: 37 to 36 — Trump loses the economy, the one ground he never lost, three months before the vote
One single percentage point, between the two parties, on the question that makes and unmakes American presidencies.