Government Accountability

As Puerto Rico’s grid collapses under chronic outages, the Trump administration cruelly cancels multimillion-dollar solar projects designed to help its most vulnerable families—reflecting Washington’s shortsighted energy policies that jeopardize American interests.

More than 150 church worshippers kidnapped in Nigeria face ransom demands while authorities scramble amid ongoing security lapses, spotlighting the urgent need for effective governance and stronger national defense.

The Gates Foundation and OpenAI’s $50 million AI health project in Rwanda highlights the risks of untested technology displacing critical human expertise amid strained healthcare systems.

Guinea-Bissau suspends a controversial hepatitis B vaccine study funded by the Trump administration due to serious ethical questions about withholding proven vaccines from vulnerable newborns.

In a decisive move to protect American taxpayer dollars and national sovereignty, the Trump administration widens its Mexico City policy to block foreign aid for organizations pushing abortion, gender ideology, and DEI programs worldwide.

Claudia Dobles promises to restore Costa Rica’s faltering democracy and security amid rising crime rates and slipping international rankings, but can her plan withstand the tides of regional instability threatening American interests?

As Covington’s Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption undergoes a costly restoration, the project highlights a larger struggle: preserving our nation’s cultural and spiritual landmarks threatened by neglect and bureaucratic inertia.

As Hasbro abandons Rhode Island after seven decades, lawmakers question the wisdom of still promoting its mascot on state license plates—raising issues of economic loyalty and state pride.

As Spain reels from a tragic high-speed train collision that killed dozens, the rescue of a missing dog offers a rare glimmer of hope—but the real question remains: How long will authorities ignore glaring safety oversights that put lives at risk?

As violence escalates in northeastern Nigeria, the United Nations warns of a catastrophic hunger crisis worsened by depleted food aid funding following U.S. foreign aid cuts.