OndaNova Media

07/21/2026

Researchers at Purdue, Florida
International University, and the U.S.
Military Academy at West Point analyzed
apps built for American service members.
More than one in eight contained code from
Chinese and Russian companies.
One app — used by troops to rate the living
conditions on their own bases — contains
code from Huawei, the Chinese telecom that
U.S. regulators formally designated a
national security threat in 2020.
There's no evidence the code was planted,
and none that it's been exploited. The
likelier explanation is more damning:
nobody was checking.
That same week, Beijing pressured Papua New
Guinea into closing Taiwan's economic
office, Taiwan's president warned of "red
terror," and Taiwan's drone alliance raced
to build a supply chain with no Chinese
parts in it.
Four stories. One doctrine: you don't need
to fire a shot at an adversary you're
already inside of.

Giovanni Losito

Giovanni Losito 2/20/26 Giovanni Losito 2/20/26 The Front Line Is in Your Pocket Researchers found Huawei code in an app U.S. troops use to review their own barracks. That's not a separate story from Taiwan.  A new analysis has revealed Chinese and Russian software components embedded in apps built...

07/19/2026

After publishing my investigation, The Same Exam, one question wouldn't leave me alone.

If testosterone is now considered a military asset worthy of universal screening, what does that say about the policies that removed transgender service members receiving the same hormone?

This isn't additional reporting.

It's my opinion about what the reporting reveals.

Read The Testosterone Tell on OndaNova Media.

A companion to the investigation "The Same Exam." The reporting establishes the record; this is what I think it means.

07/19/2026

NEW INVESTIGATION

The Pentagon says its new testosterone initiative is about readiness.

But the same annual medical assessment was used just one year earlier to identify transgender service members for separation.

Our latest investigation explores:

• the new policy

• what current medical guidance says

• changes in senior military leadership

• why Congress and the courts continue examining these decisions

Read "The Same Exam."

Giovanni Losito 7/19/26 Giovanni Losito 7/19/26  The Same Exam The Department of Defense says its new testosterone initiative is about readiness. Yet the same annual medical assessment was used only a year earlier to identify transgender service members for discharge. This investigation examines th...

04/05/2026

New developments in the Charlie Kirk murder case have sparked speculation — from an “inconclusive” ATF ballistics report to claims of a possible foreign connection.

But what does the evidence actually show?

We break down:
• what “inconclusive” forensic evidence really means
• the legal reality behind Joe Kent’s claims
• why a trial delay is likely
• how due process works in complex cases

Full analysis:

An evidence-based breakdown of the Charlie Kirk murder case, including the ATF ballistics report, Joe Kent controversy, and expected trial delays.

03/31/2026

Inside pharmaceutical labs like the Thermo Fisher facility in Cincinnati, scientists work on the complex process of turning molecules into medicines that millions of patients depend on.

A recent presidential visit to the site was expected to highlight solutions to high drug prices.

But early evidence suggests the new TrumpRx platform may have limited reach so far — and the larger structural challenges driving prescription drug costs remain unchanged.

In this Beyond the Bench article, we examine how medicines are developed, how pricing actually works, and why the conversation about affordability remains so complicated.

Read the full analysis on OndaNova Media

Trump’s visit to Thermo Fisher Scientific in Cincinnati highlighted the TrumpRx drug pricing initiative. But early data shows limited adoption and mixed savings. A Beyond the Bench analysis of what actually drives prescription drug costs.

03/31/2026

Federal immigration enforcement is no longer something happening far away.

Reports of ICE activity outside the Wilson County courthouse have sparked community concern and renewed questions about transparency, authority, and accountability when federal policy intersects with local communities.

Residents are asking who has the power to act — and who is responsible for oversight.

Read the full report from OndaNova Media.

Reports of ICE activity at the Wilson County courthouse have sparked community protests and questions about accountability, local authority, and the role of federal immigration enforcement in rural communities.

03/09/2026

⚖️ Your Rights, Explained — A Plain-English Guide to Due Process

Most Americans have heard the phrase “due process.”
Very few people have ever had it clearly explained.

This guide breaks down one of the most important protections in American law — the right to fair process when government power affects your life.

Inside you'll learn:
• What due process actually means
• Where it comes from in the Constitution
• How it applies outside criminal courts
• How protections can quietly weaken through bureaucracy

No legal jargon.
No partisan spin.
Just clear civic education.

📖 Available now:

Your Rights, ExplainedA Plain-English Guide to Due ProcessYour Rights, Explained is a clear, accessible guide to one of the most important — and most misunderstood — protections in American law: due process.Written for readers without legal training,...

03/07/2026

Iran just sent three conflicting signals to the world in less than 48 hours.

First came reports that Tehran quietly reached out through Oman to restart nuclear talks with the United States.

Then maritime and drone activity struck near Oman’s port of Duqm — the very country serving as mediator.

Finally, Iranian leadership publicly denied that negotiations were happening at all.

Meanwhile, the International Atomic Energy Agency says Iran possesses roughly 440 kilograms of uranium enriched to about 60 percent purity, approaching the threshold that concerns nuclear watchdogs worldwide.

Are these contradictions strategic messaging — or signs of a system under strain as Iran navigates wartime leadership transition?

We break down the signals, the nuclear question, and what it means for the region.

Read the full investigation on OndaNova Media:

In 48 hours Tehran signaled diplomacy, escalation, and denial. Inside Iran’s leadership crisis, uranium stockpile, and the fragile nuclear balance.

03/06/2026

Part III of our Iran series drops later.

It tackles the question at the center of the entire debate:

How close is Iran actually to building a nuclear weapon?

The science is often misunderstood.

We break it down in plain English.

Stay tuned

03/06/2026

In 2018, the United States withdrew from the Iran nuclear agreement.

Supporters argued the move would lead to a stronger deal.

But the years that followed saw the gradual collapse of the agreement’s restrictions and the expansion of Iran’s enrichment program.

Our latest ONM investigation traces what actually happened after the U.S. walked away.

Read it here:

After the United States withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal in 2018, the agreement’s restrictions began to unravel. A detailed timeline of how Iran’s nuclear program expanded in the years that followed.