Government Accountability

With Planned Parenthood shuttering clinics due to funding cuts, anti-abortion pregnancy centers are rapidly expanding medical services. Are these centers equipped and accountable enough to fill the void left in women’s healthcare?

As Ivory Coast votes to potentially extend Alassane Ouattara’s rule close to 20 years, suppressed opposition and electoral tensions reveal a troubling pattern of entrenched power in Africa’s largest cocoa producer.

In a country long plagued by poverty and inequality, Colombia’s grandmothers are finally receiving the quinceañera celebrations they missed decades ago—revealing deeper issues of social neglect and economic disparity.

Spain’s struggling rural shepherding economy now relies on African migrants due to local depopulation, exposing deeper failures in immigration and national workforce policies that America must heed.

Russia’s declining and aging population is accelerating under Putin’s watch, with restrictive laws on families and personal freedoms doing little to reverse the trend. This demographic collapse threatens Russia’s future—and offers a cautionary tale for America about the perils of state overreach and ignoring true economic stability.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries’ delayed endorsement of Zohran Mamdani exposes Democratic attempts to unify behind a divisive candidate despite serious concerns over his radical views and their impact on New York’s future.

As federal workers go unpaid and government gridlock deepens, President Trump pushes forward with a crucial diplomatic tour in Asia — including a pivotal face-to-face with Xi Jinping aimed at curbing China’s trade aggression.

The ALBA coalition suspends Bolivia’s incoming administration for its ‘pro-imperialist’ rhetoric, signaling deep fractures in Latin America’s fight for sovereignty and independence from globalist pressures.

As Mexico voices urgent calls to reform the United Nations, the question remains: Will Washington heed this warning or continue backing a flawed globalist institution that threatens American sovereignty?

Former Peruvian president Pedro Castillo insists he remains the legitimate leader despite his unconstitutional removal following a failed coup attempt. His defiance reveals deeper fractures that jeopardize regional stability—and America’s interests.