Government Accountability

The Trump administration’s expansion of militarized zones along the southern border into California signals a troubling escalation of federal overreach, challenging legal boundaries and raising questions about national sovereignty.

As oceans warm due to human-driven climate change, deadly cyclones unleash catastrophic floods across Asia—exposing the global costs of ignoring national sovereignty and economic resilience.

Less than two months after ending two decades of socialist dominance, Bolivia’s new conservative leadership moves decisively against former President Luis Arce, exposing deep-rooted corruption linked to the previous regime.

Over 100,000 Bulgarians flood the streets demanding government resignation amid allegations of oligarchic influence—just weeks before adopting the euro and deepening EU integration.

MacKenzie Scott has donated over $26 billion to nonprofits since 2019, but her unprecedented unrestricted giving raises serious questions about accountability, influence, and alignment with American priorities.

South Dakota’s push into biotechnology highlights a glaring gap—no state incentives to nurture this strategic industry amid rising national security importance, risking America’s innovation edge and economic sovereignty.

A Montana judge’s ruling that lawmakers failed to properly fund education savings accounts puts a vital opportunity for special needs students on hold, exposing deeper state-level dysfunction and threatening parental freedom in education.

The New York Times doubles down on unsubstantiated attacks against President Trump’s health, revealing media bias that undermines national unity and disrespects voters’ right to truth.

The Fed’s latest quarter-point rate cut attempts to stimulate a cooling job market but threatens savers and consumers already squeezed by inflation — a sign of Washington’s ongoing failure to uphold economic sovereignty.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio halts the Biden administration’s costly and unnecessary shift to Calibri font, reinstating Times New Roman to preserve professionalism and reject wasteful DEI policies.