Government Accountability

As Russia advances relentlessly, President Zelenskyy faces a corruption scandal and internal rebellion that risk undermining Ukraine’s fight—and Washington’s strategy behind it.

Under President Trump, U.S. diplomatic missions will now document and expose foreign governments that fund or promote abortion, euthanasia, gender transition for minors, and divisive diversity policies—holding them accountable on the world stage.

A federal court ruling upholds GOP-crafted North Carolina congressional maps that critics say dilute Black voters’ power—raising urgent questions about partisan influence and voter fairness as America’s democratic principles hang in the balance.

China’s failure to qualify for the World Cup and the financial collapse of its clubs highlight how government-driven sports agendas fall short — a cautionary tale for America’s commitment to community-based, organic athletic growth.

President Trump’s boycott of the G20 summit in South Africa highlights the growing disconnect between America’s interests and globalist elites pushing ineffective, one-size-fits-all policies that threaten our sovereignty and economic freedom.

Amid rising calls for foreign involvement in Mexico, President Claudia Sheinbaum underscores the perils of ceding national sovereignty—a warning that resonates strongly with American interests on our own borders and beyond.

Martín Vizcarra, ex-president of Peru, declares absolute innocence as he faces serious corruption charges while his political faction remains influential ahead of 2026 elections.

The Trump administration claims to mediate a peace plan between Russia and Ukraine equally—but whose interests does this plan really serve? Our investigation reveals the risks of sidelining American sovereignty and security.

Bolivia’s president closes the Ministry of Justice, calling it a tool of political persecution under prior regimes, while firing his justice minister over a criminal sentence—highlighting deep governance instability with implications for regional security and sovereignty.

Venezuela’s leadership accuses the U.S. of trying to annex their nation as a 51st state, but this narrative serves as a smokescreen for Maduro’s failing regime and growing instability near America’s southern border.