Reporting in the United States is starting to feel like 1984, with journalists under watch, their devices inspected, and every sensitive story treated like a crime scene.

In Jason Hill’s Even the Sun Will Die, truth is as dangerous as any bullet. Fired CIA spy Tony Collyns is pulled into a web of political deceit that challenges his loyalty, his values, and his sanity. As he uncovers betrayals from the highest echelons of power, he is forced to ask: Who really benefits when the truth is buried?

Jason writes because he loves to write. He's self-published over 20 books and one day he hopes to get discovered--and if it doesn't happen, so be it.

It's coming down on my table, on my desk. Let me stop fidgeting with that really big eraser that's hidden in the front of my desk. Focus.

n 1924, three fur trappers—Edward Nickols, Roy Wilson, and Dewey Morris—were found murdered under the ice of Little Lava Lake in remote Oregon. They had vanished months earlier, with signs of violent deaths by gunshots and blunt force trauma. Despite early suspects, including a local moonshiner and a man caught trading furs, no one was ever charged. The harsh wilderness, lack of forensic technology, and limited law enforcement hindered the case. Nearly a century later, it remains unsolved. The mystery continues to intrigue, raising questions about justice, forgotten victims, and the potential of modern tools to shed new light.

Death is an interesting thing, isn't it? It's either sudden or agonizingly slow, with no in-between in any circumstance. A death can bring grief, joy, confusion… It all depends on the person.

In the midst of great violence and pungent chaos, a murder unfolded that would impact the future of a woman for decades to come. She knew not of how greatly her actions would impact her life until it was far too late to turn back. One shot, then two, then three, she was damned for all eternity.

Every story begins somewhere, and this Stream is mine. Here you’ll find reflections on resilience, creativity, and the everyday moments that shape us. Some posts will be personal, others professional, and all will be written with honesty and care. Join me as I share words that open windows into life, writing, and strength.

A thrilling story of an agent just trying to chill, but ends up in an action packed fight with other agents. Will he make it out alive? How long will he be able to chill? Take a looker and find out!

Take a looker at the journey of Oscar, as he goes through the life of being homeless. Will he find his mother? Will he be homeless forever? And how does being born homeless affect how he lives his life? Read and find out!

In the restless nights of the Bronx, 22-year-old Jayia lives a double life. By day, she blends in as a hardworking warehouse employee and devoted girlfriend to Jon. By night, she transforms her apartment into the headquarters of her own criminal operation, managing money, routes, and deals with precision and secrecy. Careful and calculated, Jayia keeps her two worlds separate—Jon believing she’s ordinary, while in truth, she quietly runs the streets smarter than most. To her, control is everything… and as long as she has it, her secret stays safe.

This is a story about a twisted murder. How a wife and husband try to trick a young man into thinking he killed the husband, but somehow the young man walks away alive and the husband and wife end up dying. *Just a quick note, the picture for this is of Edgar Allen Poe and Yes, I'm a huge fan of his! But I used his picture since his books are twisted and so is this*

This article exposes how Kansas’ KanCare and mental health agencies prioritize billing over real help. Using my personal experience as a homeless father, I reveal how clients are counted as “served” while waiting for case management, housing, and medication — showing how the system profits while human lives are left in the cold.

This article exposes how mental health agencies like Pawnee shuffle the homeless through groups and insurance billing instead of real help. I share my own story — not drugs, not abuse, not rent failure — but being forced into the woods with my family after losing my job and being denied case management. It shows how the system hides neglect behind paperwork and “contacts,” leaving families broken while clinics profit.

Algorithm Gods” exposes how modern systems—social media, policing, and government agencies—exploit human behavior for control and profit. From TikTok hijacking moods and attention, to predictive policing and private prisons, to social services counting “contacts” instead of delivering help, the article reveals a machine built on abuse, secrecy, and incentives that reward harm over justice. It challenges readers with hard truths and probing questions, showing how the system is designed against ordinary people while offering practical, high-leverage solutions to reclaim transparency, accountability, and power.

After losing her mom in such a horrific way, Callie sustains a self inflicted injury that ends up sending her to a mental hospital. After a long six months, Callie is released into the care of her older brother, Eddie. A chilling phone call leaves Eddie on edge, and trying to figure out what to do next.

A plan to illicit a response. Wille he reveal himself, or will he send a proxy in his place? see what happens in future inserts.

Mind games are the focus. Will it send the message they want? Or will Axel do something they're not anticipating. Read Insert 6 to find out.

There are many different crimes within Kenyan society that have become difficult for the government to address despite the fact that it's known for peace keeping across Africa and world at large. Cyber crimes, robbery with violence, drug abuse, murder, abduction among many others.

Pieces of a puzzle come together. But now there are more questions than answers. Why is Agent Marcus in the information on the thumb drive when they have never met?