Government Accountability

As Iran reels from its largest protests in years, the regime shows cracks but remains dangerous. America must pressure Tehran decisively while avoiding costly military entanglements.

As Europe faces a cascade of elections from Portugal to Russia, the continent’s political landscape teeters on change, with direct implications for U.S. national security and economic interests amid rising global uncertainty.

While innovative at-home STD tests and new antibiotics promise to curb infection rates, recent funding cuts to critical health agencies risk undermining these gains in protecting American families.

The U.S. Postal Service’s new Muhammad Ali commemorative stamp celebrates the boxing icon’s complex legacy, prompting reflection on the balance between honoring true American heroes and elevating figures with politically charged histories.

California’s plan to mix hydrogen into natural gas pipelines under the guise of cutting emissions overlooks serious safety, health, and transparency concerns—putting vulnerable communities at risk while sidelining true energy independence.

In a covert Vatican meeting, Pope Leo XIV aligns with Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, underscoring how globalist institutions meddle in sovereign nations and complicate America’s national security interests.

President Trump’s repeated threats to unilaterally claim Greenland risk fracturing NATO’s alliance, undermining collective security, and damaging America’s role as the world’s defensive anchor.

Cuban President Díaz-Canel dismisses dialogue with Washington amid escalating tensions following U.S. actions in Venezuela and renewed sanctions—exposing the urgent need for America to stand firm in defending national sovereignty and regional stability.

France begins recruiting for its new voluntary military service, aiming to restore national defense readiness amid global instability. What lessons should America draw from this move toward boosting patriotic duty and security?

The Vatican’s engagement with Venezuela’s political crisis, underscored by Pope León XIV’s meeting with opposition figure María Corina Machado, exposes the complex—and often opaque—role of globalist actors in Latin American affairs.