Government Accountability

As Ukraine’s prime minister resigns during a critical war, questions grow about government stability and America’s ongoing commitment to Kyiv in the face of shifting political tides.

After decades of environmental and cultural devastation inflicted by federally approved dams, Native American youth finally paddle a free-flowing Klamath River. But does this milestone mask deeper failures in honoring tribal sovereignty and protecting our natural resources?

Two lives lost in New Jersey floods highlight the urgent need for resilient infrastructure and proactive leadership to protect American families from increasingly severe weather.

A priceless Roman-era mosaic stolen by a Nazi officer during WWII has been repatriated to Pompeii, shining a light on the ongoing challenge of protecting America’s own cultural heritage from foreign theft and negligence.

In the conflict-ridden Cauca region, Colombia’s Indigenous youth bravely resist armed groups exploiting their land amid a security vacuum. This struggle underscores the consequences of weak governance and threats to sovereignty that ripple far beyond Colombia’s borders.

A new report from Doctors Without Borders reveals the Ethiopian military deliberately executed three humanitarian workers in Tigray, highlighting a disturbing pattern of government impunity amid a brutal conflict.

Moscow accuses the US and NATO of encouraging Kyiv to escalate fighting, raising serious questions about America’s role in prolonging a costly conflict that threatens national security and economic stability.

In a decisive move to protect democracy, Brazil’s Attorney General demands severe punishment for Jair Bolsonaro and collaborators accused of orchestrating a violent coup attempt against President Lula’s government.

New revelations show President Trump encouraging Ukraine to attack Russian cities to force peace talks—raising questions about strategy, sovereignty, and America’s true role in Ukraine’s conflict.

Since the Trump administration took control of the CFPB, enforcement actions against major corporations like Capital One and Walmart have been abruptly dropped, leaving American consumers vulnerable to financial abuse.