Government Accountability

The escape of a violent inmate using a homemade uniform highlights glaring security breakdowns and leadership failures at an Arkansas prison, raising serious concerns about public safety and government oversight.

A new House bill threatens to eliminate the use of student fees for college sports, challenging how athletic programs remain funded amid costly NIL settlements. Is this another example of Washington ignoring the real impact on hardworking American families and students?

A federal raid targeting a licensed Southern California cannabis farm escalated into clashes with protesters, raising concerns over aggressive law enforcement tactics amidst growing immigrant community fears.

As the State Department moves forward with significant layoffs under the guise of efficiency, America’s ability to project power and protect its interests abroad faces serious jeopardy.

The U.S. revokes visas of key Costa Rican officials amid suspicions of Chinese Communist Party ties, underscoring a critical front in protecting American interests from globalist influence.

Former Argentine President Alberto Fernández is under formal investigation for corruption tied to insurance contracts that favored a company linked to his allies, highlighting endemic political cronyism threatening democratic integrity.

Panama’s president plans to dissolve the Ministry of Women amid a state restructuring, sparking fierce backlash from feminist groups who warn this is a dangerous rollback of hard-won rights.

Argentina’s judiciary has moved decisively against former president Alberto Fernández, charging him with corrupt dealings that favored insiders—an important reminder that accountability must extend beyond borders to uphold rule of law and integrity.

Mahmoud Khalil’s $20 million lawsuit reveals troubling government overreach and politically motivated detention under Trump’s immigration enforcement—raising serious questions about free speech and due process in America.

As the Trump administration renews investigations into former intelligence chiefs tied to the Russia probe, questions mount about weaponizing justice versus seeking genuine accountability.