Government Accountability

In a troubling move, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers approved Enbridge’s plan to encase a deteriorating oil pipeline beneath the Great Lakes, ignoring the agency’s own report warning of environmental destruction and safety risks—raising urgent questions about federal priorities and energy sovereignty.

Laredo removed a politically divisive mural opposing the border wall after Governor Abbott threatened to withhold $1.6 billion in road funds—a clear stand for taxpayer priorities and border security over political messaging.

The Alaska Supreme Court’s review of outdated medical licensing laws could redefine abortion access in a state where vast distances already threaten healthcare availability, raising critical questions about government overreach and patient rights.

The Trump administration’s decision to restore the Albert Pike Confederate statue in Washington, D.C. reveals a troubling agenda to sanitize history and undermine America’s strides toward racial justice.

A California jury swiftly convicted animal rights activist Zoe Rosenberg for unlawfully taking chickens from Perdue Farms, underscoring the vital need to defend lawful property rights against extremist activism.

President Trump’s announcement to transfer nuclear submarine technology to South Korea raises serious concerns about safeguarding America’s strategic edge and national sovereignty.

Rio de Janeiro’s record police operation against the powerful Comando Vermelho cartel left over a hundred dead, including officers, amid chaotic scenes of desperate residents retrieving bodies. This grim episode raises urgent questions about law enforcement, public safety, and governance that resonate far beyond Brazil’s borders.

Hawaii launches a streamlined college admissions program to boost enrollment, but without tackling financial aid and advising gaps, will it truly serve its most vulnerable students?

A hard-hitting study confirms electric vehicles rapidly overcome their energy-intensive production to deliver significantly lower lifetime emissions than gas-powered cars—but flawed federal policies risk stalling America’s clean transportation progress.

Senator Jon Ossoff stakes his political future on extending Obamacare subsidies during a record federal government shutdown, risking the economic security of Georgians while Republicans seize the moment to hold Democrats accountable for stalled governance.