Government Accountability

A federal court rejects efforts to stall the shutdown of Florida’s notorious immigration detention center, highlighting ongoing legal and environmental concerns that challenge government overreach and question enforcement priorities.

The Treasury Department warns U.S. banks to watch for Chinese money laundering tied to Mexican drug cartels, exposing a critical vulnerability in America’s fight against fentanyl flooding our communities.

NATO members are finally meeting outdated defense spending targets amid pressure sparked by Russia’s aggression and America’s insistence on fair burden-sharing—yet only three meet new ambitious benchmarks, raising questions about Europe’s true commitment to collective security and its impact on U.S. taxpayers.

Australia takes a firm stand against Iran, expelling its ambassador after intelligence implicates Tehran in coordinated antisemitic arson attacks, exposing the global reach of hostile regimes undermining national security.

Unregulated foreign fishing vessels provoke violence and devastate livelihoods off Gambia, exposing how globalist exploitation wrecks local economies and sovereignty.

As Massachusetts cranberry farmers confront declining profits and climate challenges, many are abandoning bogs in favor of costly wetland restorations—a concerning trend that reflects broader failures to protect American agricultural sovereignty and economic resilience.

Japanese police and prosecutors publicly apologize at the grave of Shizuo Aishima, whose wrongful detention and denied bail requests blocked timely cancer treatment, spotlighting systemic failures with lessons for America’s justice system.

Nigeria bans raw shea nut exports aiming to boost local processing, but the move raises concerns about government overreach and free-market disruption amid competing economic policies.

Under the radar, the US is outsourcing immigration enforcement by deporting migrants to Rwanda, raising serious questions about accountability and national security priorities.

As unauthorized websites strip Italian women— from politicians to everyday citizens— of their dignity through stolen images and vile commentary, a deeper cultural rot demands urgent accountability and stronger protections.