Government Accountability

President Nicolás Maduro calls for mass militia enlistment amid escalating U.S. naval patrols targeting drug trafficking near Venezuelan waters, raising concerns about regional stability and sovereignty.

A Texas man admitted to threatening President Trump online ahead of a presidential visit, highlighting ongoing challenges to protecting our nation’s leadership and the urgent need for robust security measures.

Despite recounting a troubled past and newfound faith, Erik Menendez’s parole was denied due to ongoing rule violations that underscore public safety concerns.

One month after a fragile ceasefire, the UN envoy warns Syria remains on the brink of renewed violence in Sweida, exposing deeper political fractures that jeopardize national sovereignty and regional security.

The week’s most striking photos reveal more than moments—they expose the unfolding crises and geopolitical dynamics that directly test America’s commitment to sovereignty, security, and global leadership.

A federal court stops Florida from expanding an immigration detention center deep in the Everglades, citing environmental law violations and lack of justification, raising questions about state priorities over national sovereignty and environmental stewardship.

In Bolivia’s recent elections, former President Evo Morales’ push for a null vote campaign fractured the left and cleared the path for a right-wing breakthrough—highlighting how political miscalculations can undermine sovereignty and national unity.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro finally acknowledges the terror threat posed by narco-guerrilla groups and criminal cartels, branding the Clan del Golfo and FARC dissidents as terrorist organizations. But will this tough stance translate into effective action to protect citizens and regional stability?

In a striking legislative rebuke, Argentina’s Senate invalidates key decrees from President Javier Milei aimed at streamlining government and boosting economic liberty—raising critical questions about the clash between entrenched interests and true national sovereignty.

As Minnesota’s dairy princesses sit bundled in the cold turning blocks of butter into sculptures, the question remains: What does this tradition say about the state of America’s dairy farmers and our national priorities?