Erika Johnson
Erika has been writing stories since high school as a campus journalist to college. After pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication, she was employed in a local newspaper, radio station, and finally in this esteemed organization wherein she embarks on investigative reports.
I believe in Writing the wrongs. for new submissions, email me directly [email protected]
Pentagon Declassifies 2023 UAP Video from Middle East Operation
The Department of War released a declassified video showing an unidentified aerial phenomenon recorded by a military platform in 2023.
DoW Declassifies 2021 Spherical UAP Video with Callsign
The Department of War released a declassified video showing a spherical UAP tracked by a fighter jet's sensor over an undisclosed location in 2021.
House Housing Bill Passes 396-13, Senate Battle Looms
The 396–13 vote in the House on Tuesday was not a surprise. It was the kind of margin that signals something rare in modern Washington: a bill that both parties
FBI Releases 1947-68 UFO Case File 62-HQ-83894 With Fewer Redactions
In a significant development for researchers and the public, the FBI's full UFO case file, designated as 62-HQ-83894, is now publicly readable in fuller, less redacted form. The U.S. Department...
Iranian Media Report on US Plane Downing Raises Credibility Questions
The question hanging over Tehran’s claim that an American C-130 was shot down in Isfahan Province is not what happened to the aircraft. The Pentagon has not con
19 Afghan Migrants Die in Boat Capsizing Off Turkey
A boat carrying Afghan migrants capsized off the coast of Bodrum, Turkey, on Wednesday, leaving at least 19 people dead, according to the Turkish Coast Guard. R
US Rejects Russian Intel Swap Proposal on Iran, Ukraine
The United States has rejected a proposal from Russia that would have seen Moscow cease providing intelligence to Iran in exchange for the US ending its intelli
UN Confirms 10 Missing After Libya Migrant Boat Capsizes
Ten people are now missing in the Mediterranean off the coast of Tobruk, Libya, after a migrant boat capsized. Four are confirmed dead. The United Nations refug
Turkey Bus Crash Kills 9, Injures 21 in Antalya
A devastating bus crash in Turkey's Antalya province has left nine people dead and 21 others injured, with seven of those in critical condition, after the vehic
Merchant Ship Rescues Migrant After Boat Sinks
A dramatic rescue operation unfolded in the Mediterranean Sea on January 25, 2026, as a merchant ship came to the aid of a migrant in distress. The individual w
Kyntra Bio Bets All on Single Experimental Cancer Drug
San Francisco — A company that once traded at a $4 billion valuation has shrunk to betting everything on a single experimental cancer drug. That is the story of
Costa Rica Power Outage Closes Airspace for 5 Hours
A sudden power outage struck Costa Rica on September 24, 2025, disabling the country's radar systems and forcing the closure of its airspace for at least five h
Four Killed in Colombia Air Ambulance Crash
A devastating air ambulance crash has occurred in Colombia, resulting in the loss of four lives. On August 24, 2025, a Cessna 206 aircraft crashed into the grou
Nvidia Hits $4 Trillion Market Value on AI Demand
Jensen Huang, Chris Malachowsky, and Curtis Priem started Nvidia in 1993 to build graphics chips for video games. Thirty-one years later, that company is worth
Laos’ Hydropower Boom Comes at a High Environmental Cost
Laos, Jan 27, 2025 , Laos' rapid expansion of hydropower dams is generating significant electricity for export but is causing widespread environmental damage, including deforestation…
Brunei Eyes Regional Leadership in Blue Carbon Credits
Brunei is seeking to establish itself as a leader in regional blue carbon credits, with the small southeast Asian nation aiming to capitalize on its…
Vietnam’s Mekong Delta Faces Worst Saltwater Intrusion in Years
A Crisis of Salinity Hits Vietnam's Agricultural Heartland Vietnam's Mekong Delta region is currently grappling with its most severe saltwater intrusion in decades, a phenomenon…
TikTok Shop Ban in Indonesia Spurs E-commerce Rethink
Indonesia banned social media platforms from facilitating direct e-commerce transactions on October 4, 2023, effectively shutting down TikTok Shop in the country. The regulation, announced…
Philippines’ Startup Scene Struggles With High Burn Rates
The Philippines' startup scene is facing significant challenges due to high burn rates, with many companies struggling to stay afloat, according to a report by…
Indonesia Hosts First Southeast Asia Space Summit
Indonesia prepares to launch inaugural Southeast Asia space summit in Jakarta The Republic of Indonesia has officially confirmed its role as the host nation for…
Police Arrest Activists at Hun Manet’s First Protest
Police in Phnom Penh arrested several opposition activists on September 5, 2024, as Hun Manet faced the first major public protest of his political career. The
Llama 4: Meta AI’s Latest Large Language Model Released April 2025
On April 15, 2025, Meta AI released the latest version of its large language model, Llama 4, marking a significant milestone in the development of...
North Macedonia Nightclub Fire Kills 60, Probes Safety Failures
The man who died in the hospital was one of the burn victims. That is the fact now. Sixty dead. The fire at a nightclub in Kočani, North Macedonia, has reached
Super Bowl LIX: Eagles Dominate Chiefs 40-22 to Win 2025 NFL...
The Philadelphia Eagles have emerged as the champions of the National Football League (NFL) for the 2024 season, defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in...
