Government Accountability

Officer Hunter Simoncic’s tragic death after a violent police chase underscores the escalating dangers faced by law enforcement and the urgent need for justice and stronger protections.

As President Trump threatens to send National Guard troops into Democratic cities like Chicago, the real battle is over America’s constitutional balance — state rights versus federal overreach — threatening national sovereignty under the guise of fighting crime.

New scientific findings reveal that Lahaina residents face ongoing heavy metal exposure risks after the 2023 fires, contradicting government assurances that the area is safe for habitation and rebuilding.

Jim Leavitt, ex-USF football coach known for his record wins, now faces serious charges after a physical altercation—highlighting a pattern of unchecked behavior among sports leaders.

Tim Armstead, key figure in West Virginia politics and judiciary, passed away at 60, leaving behind a legacy intertwined with efforts to restore trust in a deeply troubled Supreme Court. His story underscores ongoing challenges in maintaining judicial ethics and transparency essential to safeguarding state sovereignty.

As Belarus continues its brutal crackdown on independent media with secret trials and harsh prison sentences, the erosion of free press rights abroad signals alarming challenges to America’s commitment to sovereignty and liberty.

A surge of hoax active shooter calls across U.S. colleges wastes critical law enforcement resources, spreads fear, and threatens campus safety—a reckless attack on American security that demands accountability.

As key bondholders abandon a crucial debt restructuring deal, Puerto Rico’s power company faces escalating financial chaos, threatening American taxpayers and consumers with higher bills and prolonged instability.

While Peru and Colombia dispute ownership of Santa Rosa Island, roughly 3,000 residents live uninterrupted lives—highlighting the disconnect between diplomatic rhetoric and on-the-ground realities that threaten America’s strategic interests in South America.

A federal appeals court has struck down Pennsylvania’s practice of rejecting mail-in ballots for minor date errors, exposing the tension between election integrity and voter enfranchisement in a key battleground state.