In collaboration with FRONTLINE, The Washington Post, and Bellingcat, this investigation examines the impact of U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear program, combining rare on-the-ground access inside Iran with in-depth forensic and open-source analysis to assess what was hit, what survived, and what it reveals about the future of the program.

For the past year, Border Patrol agents far from their home bases have been moving city to city across America, and so have their tactics. Aggressive enforcement has escalated into a documented pattern of questionable detentions and use of force that grew more brazen with each deployment. This visual investigation from Evident Media, Bellingcat, and CalMatters tracks that pattern, confirming for the first time the identities of some of the agents whose conduct likely violated use-of-force policies and constitutional limits.

In the U.S., railroads handle most of their own track and bridge inspections, with limited third-party review and no public release of inspection reports. This can leave communities unaware of infrastructure concerns, even as trains carrying hazardous materials pass nearby. One route, from the U.S.-Canada border to West Texas, moves this cargo within a mile of more than 2.5 million people.

This documentary investigation was made in partnership with the Howard Centers for Investigative Journalism at Arizona State University and the University of Maryland.