Government Accountability

Eight dead after a Chinese tourist bus plunges through ice on Russia’s Lake Baikal, unveiling unchecked tourism risks and government negligence.

Without notifying local officials, ICE’s multi-billion dollar warehouse buys reveal a troubling pattern of federal overreach that burdens communities, undermines transparency, and prioritizes mass detention over American values.

Hong Kong officials propose costly buyback of fire-damaged apartments, but is this rescue plan truly protecting displaced families or masking bureaucratic failure?

The Supreme Court has ruled against President Trump’s sweeping tariff program, but the fight over returning $133 billion collected unlawfully is just beginning—exposing Washington’s tangled bureaucracy and threatening American businesses with prolonged uncertainty.

A Budapest pizzeria’s quest to recreate an ancient Roman flatbread pie exposes historical realities often glossed over—while reminding Americans that true culinary freedom depends on honest heritage, not romanticized global experiments.

The arrest of King Charles III’s brother on serious allegations exposes the fragile underpinnings of the British monarchy, raising urgent questions about accountability, transparency, and national sovereignty.

The U.S. Southern Command’s deadly strike on a suspected drug trafficking vessel marks yet another instance of lethal military action with little public accountability, raising critical questions about American national security and foreign policy priorities.

Peru’s transitional government decisively rejects former president Pedro Castillo’s request for a pardon, signaling a commitment to the rule of law over political cronyism amid ongoing instability.

In a brazen display of executive overreach, the Justice Department fired James Hundley, a court-selected federal prosecutor for Virginia’s Eastern District—highlighting ongoing conflicts over appointment powers that threaten legal norms and national sovereignty.

OpenAI knew months ago about a violent school shooting suspect yet chose not to alert authorities, exposing the dangerous gaps in Big Tech’s self-policing that put American and allied citizens at risk.