Government Accountability

A federal judge has preliminarily blocked President Trump’s lawful plan to cut federal funds to sanctuary cities, raising serious questions about judicial overreach undermining America’s immigration laws and national security.

The California parole board rejected freedom for Lyle and Erik Menendez, citing ongoing safety risks despite decades of incarceration and claims of past abuse.

California edges toward mandating allergen disclosures on restaurant menus, but at what cost to small businesses and consumer freedom? Our investigation dives into who really benefits from this legislation.

From Gaza’s manufactured famine claims to federal forces arming for order in D.C. and partisan redistricting battles, this week reveals who truly threatens America’s sovereignty and safety.

Belarusian women political prisoners endure brutal abuse, threats of losing parental rights, and inhumane conditions—an alarming assault on family integrity and freedom that echoes as a warning against authoritarian overreach.

Colombia’s left-wing senator Iván Cepeda, key figure in the politically charged trial against former President Álvaro Uribe, announced his presidential pre-candidacy for 2026, spotlighting the ongoing struggle between national sovereignty and entrenched political factions.

As Jair Bolsonaro faces politically motivated accusations tied to his prosecution, questions rise about the integrity of Brazil’s justice system and its implications for national sovereignty and democratic norms.

Kilauea volcano’s 31st eruption since December highlights how nature defies centralized control, underscoring the need for America First policies that empower local resilience over distant bureaucracy.

Bolivia’s highest court orders urgent review of prolonged detentions of right-wing figures, exposing judicial politicization amid shifting political winds after decades of leftist rule.

Peru’s decision to move ex-president Martín Vizcarra from a special detention center for former leaders to a common prison signals deeper political machinations. This move raises troubling questions about justice, due process, and the power struggles undermining sovereignty in Latin America.