The Investigations category at Yanasa News uncovers the hidden truths behind policies, corporate interests, and government actions affecting rural communities, agriculture, and landowners. Through deep research, exclusive interviews, and on-the-ground reporting, we expose conflicts of interest, regulatory overreach, and unjust practices that mainstream media often overlook. From eminent domain abuse to backdoor political deals and environmental enforcement controversies, our investigative journalism holds power accountable and gives a voice to those fighting for transparency, fairness, and the right to work the land.
Yanasa TV News Kim Reynolds’ Veto: A Victory for Special Interests, a Loss for Rural Iowa Carbon Capture or Power Grab? How Summit’s $8.9 Billion Pipeline Sparked a Rural Uprising Across the Midwest “The Largest Carbon Pipeline in History” Across the heartland, a battle is raging not just for farmland, but for the future of…
Myth vs. Reality: Is the Screwworm a Biological Weapon? Unmasking the Screwworm: A deep dive into the parasite moving north—and the real reason it’s threatening U.S. agriculture. When headlines warned that the “man-eating screwworm is moving north,” online speculation exploded. Some asked: “Is this parasite being used as a biological weapon?” It sounds like something…
Yanasa TV News Unprecedented 70% Honeybee Die-Off in 2025 Sparks Alarms Over U.S. Food Security A shocking new USDA study reveals that viruses carried by pesticide-resistant Varroa mites are fueling the catastrophic 2025 honeybee die-off. With over 60% of colonies lost, U.S. food security is under serious threat—and current treatments may no longer work. In…
Yanasa TV News As California celebrates the return of gray wolves, ranchers face mounting losses, legal limitations, and uncertain futures in the name of conservation. Wolves are back in California—and ranchers are paying the price. With livestock losses rising and legal protections tying their hands, rural families are questioning who really benefits from the state’s…
Yanasa TV News How New Jersey’s Affordable Housing Mandate Is Forcing Century-Old Farms Into Eminent Domain While Developers Profit Off State-Backed Quotas In the heart of Cranbury Township, Middlesex County, New Jersey, a 175-year-old family farm—one of the region’s oldest and longest-standing agricultural landmarks—is being forcibly seized under the pretense of progress. The weapon? The…
Yanasa TV News What looks like progress in Bessemer is actually a dangerous step toward environmental destruction, land grabs, and an AI-driven future that threatens liberty, livelihoods, and life itself. A proposed 4.5 million square foot data center in Bessemer, Alabama is being hailed by local officials as the most impactful economic development project in…
Yanasa TV News The Smokehouse Creek Fire’s Aftermath Reveals a Troubling Intersection of Energy Infrastructure Failures and the Unchecked Growth of AI Data Centers A Blaze Ignited by Negligence In early 2024, the Smokehouse Creek Fire swept through the Texas Panhandle, consuming over 1.2 million acres and marking the largest wildfire in the state’s history….
Yanasa TV News A mysterious meat allergy is sweeping America — just as lab-grown protein and anti-meat policies surge. Coincidence, or coordinated reset? Is a Tiny Tick Helping to Reshape the Global Food System? Across the U.S., more people are developing sudden, life-altering meat allergies after a single tick bite — and it’s not just…
Yanasa TV News As rural communities face mounting pressure, a wave of targeted attacks—from poisoned water to slashed hay bales—reveals a hidden struggle threatening the future of family farms across America. Across rural America, a disturbing trend is taking root — and it’s not drought, inflation, or policy overreach this time. It’s direct, violent, and…
Colorado’s Wolf Reintroduction—A Cautionary Tale of Mismanagement and Rural Neglect In December 2023, Colorado embarked on a historic endeavor: the reintroduction of gray wolves into the state’s ecosystem. This initiative, approved by a narrow margin in the 2020 Proposition 114 ballot measure, marked the first time in U.S. history that voters—not federal wildlife agencies—mandated the…