Government Accountability

As the US intensifies its grip on Venezuela’s mineral riches, questions arise about sovereignty, strategic control, and America’s energy independence.

As Minnesota struggles to root out public fraud, the Trump-era immigration surge has diverted crucial resources, leaving taxpayers exposed and enforcement efforts crippled.

The deadly drone attack killing six American soldiers in Kuwait exposes Washington’s failure to protect our troops and question the costly, unnecessary conflict with Iran that jeopardizes national sovereignty and families back home.

A sanctioned Russian LNG tanker sank after a fiery explosion in the Mediterranean, with Moscow blaming Ukrainian sea drones. The incident exposes vulnerabilities in enforcing sanctions and highlights ongoing risks to global energy security.

As Israel launches unprecedented air assaults deep into Iran, the conflict escalates with direct implications for U.S. national security and the stability of the Middle East.

The Athens appeals court has upheld lengthy prison sentences for the leadership of Greece’s neo-Nazi party Golden Dawn, affirming their role as a criminal organization responsible for violent crimes, including murder. This ruling stands as a crucial defense of democratic order and national security against extremist threats.

While Julián Castro’s Latino Community Foundation plans a $250 million endowment, ongoing government rollbacks and immigration enforcement reveal the true crisis facing America’s Latino communities.

James Talarico’s primary win reveals the Democrats’ struggle to connect with Texans who prioritize national sovereignty and common-sense governance, exposing deep divisions within the party as it faces a tough November battle.

Keir Starmer’s hesitation to fully support U.S. military actions against Iran risks weakening the vital US-UK alliance, raising alarms about Britain’s reliability as America’s closest partner during escalating global tensions.

Africa’s Sustainable Energy Fund doubles down on green financing to $2.5 billion, yet fewer renewable projects are approved. Are global commitments translating into real progress or just empty promises that could impact U.S. energy and security interests?