Government Accountability

A new Pew Research Center survey reveals President Trump’s approval rating has sunk to just 37%, marking a critical erosion of support even among Republicans — a warning sign for America’s leadership at a pivotal moment.

A deadly plane crash in Colombia highlights troubling issues of aviation oversight and infrastructure risks—lessons America must heed to protect its own skies and secure critical regional connectivity.

The FBI’s seizure of 2020 election materials in Atlanta reveals a disturbing politicization of federal law enforcement, weaponizing agencies against American electoral integrity and national sovereignty.

As the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association eyes Wyoming for its new headquarters, conservative lawmakers push back hard against a $15 million state incentive—highlighting a critical battle over government spending and corporate handouts in the Cowboy State.

Burkina Faso’s military rulers dissolve all political parties, seizing assets and stifling opposition under the guise of national unity—a cautionary tale for democracies worldwide.

The European Union’s recent backing of Morocco’s autonomy plan for Western Sahara raises critical questions about sovereignty and the true meaning of self-determination, as Washington continues to face similar challenges at home and abroad.

Honduras remains one of the deadliest places in the Americas for environmental defenders, with over 100 assassinations since 2015 amid rampant impunity and government inaction.

The Texas State Board of Education paused voting on a mandated K-12 reading list criticized for its Christian focus and failure to reflect the state’s diverse student body, spotlighting ideological battles over education and cultural representation.

As Las Vegas experiences its lowest visitor numbers in four years and nearly stagnant Strip gaming revenue, this detailed investigation reveals the impact of federal policy failures, international travel boycotts, and local economic challenges on America’s iconic tourism hub.

Patrick James, former CEO of First Brands, and his brother stand accused of orchestrating a sprawling fraud that drained billions from banks, shaking trust in corporate America and raising urgent questions about financial oversight.