Government Accountability

In the wake of U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, Mexico’s government hastily evacuated 175 citizens but simultaneously echoed calls for peace that align disturbingly with anti-American and pro-Iranian narratives, exposing a troubling diplomatic imbalance.

A Tennessee judge has ruled to release Kilmar Ábrego García, a Salvadoran deported under the Trump administration despite protected status, raising serious questions about government overreach and immigration enforcement errors.

Former President Bill Clinton throws his weight behind Andrew Cuomo’s mayoral bid, overlooking the ex-governor’s sexual harassment scandals and questionable record. This endorsement exposes the Democratic Party’s troubling tolerance for misconduct while ignoring the American people’s need for integrity.

A gunman targeted a suburban Detroit church, wounding one before being stopped by a security guard. This incident exposes the urgent need for increased security measures at places of worship nationwide.

The UN Security Council convenes urgently at Iran’s request after U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, exposing deep divisions and the paralysis of global institutions in confronting Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.

At his inaugural Corpus Christi Mass, Pope León XIV denounces the arrogant indifference of global elites hoarding wealth while entire peoples suffer—an urgent call for justice Americans should heed.

A brutal suicide bombing inside a Damascus-area church kills at least 13, underscoring Syria’s persistent security lapses and the threat posed by extremist sleeper cells under a struggling regime.

The Biden administration’s scramble to evacuate Americans from Israel, Lebanon, and Iraq highlights the volatile fallout from Trump-ordered strikes on Iran, exposing grave security failures and risks to U.S. interests.

Vice President JD Vance insists America is not at war with Iran despite recent strikes on nuclear facilities—yet downplays the dangerous escalation and ignores lessons from Iraq.

In a disturbing erosion of free speech, Turkish authorities detain prominent journalist Fatih Altayli for referencing the Ottoman past—a thinly veiled excuse to silence dissent against President Erdogan’s decades-long grip on power.