Government Accountability

Boston’s mayor holds mariachi rally defending sanctuary policies after DOJ threatens to cut federal funds—raising serious questions about respect for American laws and the consequences for our national sovereignty.

An expert architect of the 9/11 victims’ fund warns that New Hampshire’s recent political meddling in its youth abuse settlement program risks fairness and independence, betraying victims and eroding public trust.

Cape Verde hurricanes, forming off Africa’s coast, are the most powerful storms threatening America—yet Washington remains underprepared for their annual return. How long will this threat be overlooked?

As millions gather in Lahore for vibrant Sufi celebrations, what does this reveal about political priorities and social challenges in Pakistan—and why America should pay attention?

The Department of Homeland Security partners with Nebraska to open a new ICE detention center, boosting America’s ability to uphold immigration laws and protect national sovereignty amid ongoing border crises.

Bolivia’s dominant Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) suffers historic defeat amid internal fractures and leadership crises, signaling a shift away from decades of socialist rule that once challenged American hemispheric interests.

Colombian governors unite to denounce President Gustavo Petro’s administration for undermining territorial autonomy and blocking billions in development funds, risking economic stability and local governance.

A Yosemite ranger was fired for displaying a transgender flag, while visitors face possible prosecution under tightened federal protest rules, revealing how Washington’s heavy-handed policies threaten free expression and undermine national unity on public lands.

Legal experts expose how the government’s human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia may serve as retribution for his fight against unlawful deportation—raising critical questions about prosecutorial overreach under the Trump administration.

A coalition of Colombian regional politicians is mobilizing to challenge President Gustavo Petro’s socialist policies in the 2026 presidential race—yet their approach raises critical questions about effective governance and stability in a geopolitically important neighbor.