Government Accountability

Karina Milei’s campaign event in Corrientes ended with violent clashes and multiple arrests, exposing the dangerous political hostility facing freedom-minded leaders in Argentina—and the urgent need for real security against escalating leftist aggression.

Newly revealed fiery texts and emails expose the deep-rooted power struggle between NASCAR’s monopolistic leadership and racing teams fighting for fair competition—raising urgent questions about freedom and fairness in American motorsports.

Families of murdered University of Idaho students push back against release of graphic crime scene photos, exposing the clash between public records laws and protecting victims’ dignity.

President Trump’s FEMA Review Council gestures at reform, yet recent administration actions threaten vital disaster response capabilities — raising urgent questions about America’s readiness and federal responsibility.

Amid significant NIH budget cuts under the Trump administration, Latino health leaders launch a new institute to fill critical gaps in research data—but does this patchwork approach address the root problem of federal overreach and misplaced priorities?

The Biden administration’s decision to provide military funeral honors to January 6 rioter Ashli Babbitt raises serious questions about accountability and national security priorities amid ongoing threats to American sovereignty.

The U.S. Education Department’s decisive action against Denver Public Schools underscores the urgent need to uphold Title IX protections and protect students from ideological policies that threaten fairness and safety.

The United States is demanding UN backing for a reinforced international force to counter Haiti’s spiraling gang violence—a crisis that threatens regional stability and demands decisive America First leadership.

Israel marks the United Nations’ decision to end its peacekeeping mission in southern Lebanon as a necessary step toward restoring true national sovereignty and regional stability—highlighting decades of UN ineffectiveness in containing Hezbollah’s growing threat.

During a campaign event in Buenos Aires, President Javier Milei was assaulted with stones and projectiles by opposition protesters. This brazen aggression reflects the fear and desperation of entrenched political factions unwilling to face the freedom-driven reforms Milei champions.