Government Accountability

José Adolfo Macías Villamar, alias ‘Fito,’ leader of Ecuador’s dangerous Los Choneros cartel, has accepted extradition to the United States—marking a critical victory in the ongoing fight against narcotrafficking networks threatening American security.

As Venezuela gears up for municipal elections on July 27, a truncated campaign dominated by chavista-controlled electoral bodies highlights the persistent erosion of democratic norms and the fragmented opposition’s struggle to challenge authoritarian rule.

Venezuela’s government presses daily for the return of children it calls ‘kidnapped’ by the U.S., while blaming American policies for migrant detentions—yet ignores its own role in regional instability impacting migration crises affecting American security.

The Justice Department’s refusal to release Jeffrey Epstein investigation files has ignited internal conflict, exposing broken promises and deep divisions that undermine America’s fight against corruption.

While UN agencies highlight sand and dust storms’ rising toll on health and economies worldwide, Washington’s silence threatens American families and national security.

In a tense diplomatic exchange, Mexico withdraws allegations connecting a cocaine-loaded plane to El Salvador, highlighting the delicate balance of regional security cooperation and sovereignty.

Boeing quietly settles with grieving victim of the Ethiopia crash, dodging a pivotal trial that could expose corporate negligence and demand true accountability for the lives lost.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass escalates opposition to federal immigration enforcement, defying America’s lawful sovereignty under the guise of protecting communities amid unprecedented raids.

Dolton, Illinois, spends $375,000 to preserve the childhood home of Pope Leo XIV, raising questions about local priorities in a nation facing economic and security challenges.

A U.S. appeals court backs the Pentagon’s decisive move to reject a plea deal for Khalid Sheij Mohamed and his co-conspirators, ensuring justice for nearly 3,000 American victims is not compromised.