Government Accountability

El Salvador’s ongoing state of exception reveals how emergency powers can morph into instruments of repression, raising urgent alarms about human rights abuses and authoritarian drift that threaten national sovereignty and freedom.

Decades of guerrilla violence in Bogotá’s rural Sumapaz have devastated communities, exposing how weak governance and ignored security imperatives destroy lives—lessons critical for America’s own fight against insurgency and border insecurity.

As Princess Kate resumes her ceremonial role at Wimbledon after a health hiatus, we question the relevance of royal pageantry amid Britain’s pressing national challenges.

Israel’s precision strike on Evin prison, which killed five convicted criminals and allowed others to escape, underscores the risks Iranian regime poses to its own civilians by militarizing urban centers amid ongoing conflict.

Texas accounts for nearly one-fifth of all U.S. flood deaths, exposing systemic failures in flood management and public safety that endanger American families.

President Trump’s sudden tariff escalations on allies like Canada, the EU, and Mexico sow confusion and risk long-term damage to U.S. economic interests, exposing a troubling pattern of erratic trade policy that jeopardizes America’s sovereignty and prosperity.

Federal regulators repeatedly exempted Camp Mystic from critical flood protections, opening the door to tragedy in a dangerous floodplain—raising urgent questions about government accountability and public safety.

Despite a new agreement between pro- and anti-independence factions in New Caledonia, the potential erosion of French national sovereignty remains a pressing concern, exposing the risks of overlooking long-term stability in overseas territories.

Preliminary reports reveal a critical pilot error in the Air India crash that killed 260. But what does this say about global aviation oversight—and America’s stake in secure skies?

A broken pipe has left 400,000 Quito residents without water, revealing a leadership standoff between Ecuador’s national government and local officials — while citizens suffer the consequences.