Government Accountability

Washington’s emergency declaration to keep Seattle airport fueled reveals troubling vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure, threatening regional security and economic stability.

The long-awaited September jobs report, delayed by a government shutdown, exposes a stubbornly slow hiring environment in the U.S., even as layoffs remain low—calling into question Washington’s ability to sustain real economic growth and protect American workers.

Federal immigration raids in Chicago reveal troubling patterns of aggressive tactics that undermine trust, infringe on civil liberties, and challenge America’s commitment to lawful and fair enforcement.

New polling uncovers a stark reality: Most Americans believe democracy and government institutions are failing to serve their interests, signaling an urgent call for accountability and reform.

As President Trump’s administration boycotts the G20 summit in South Africa, global governance faces a critical test. How will this absence affect America’s influence and the stability of international cooperation?

As corruption scandals engulf Ukraine’s energy sector during war, President Zelenskyy’s refusal to hold top officials accountable risks undermining public trust and crucial Western aid.

As flights were cut and controllers stretched thin during the shutdown, the real casualty was aviation safety—yet Washington’s political posturing ignored the consequences for hardworking Americans relying on secure skies.

In a decisive move championing national energy independence, Congress has reversed Biden administration limits on Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve, challenging costly overregulation and restoring America’s sovereign right to develop its resources.

The Trump administration’s drastic downsizing of a FEMA reform report signals a push to offload disaster preparedness onto states, undermining national security and risking America’s readiness for increasing climate crises.

Facing inevitable congressional pressure, President Trump concedes and signs legislation to release Jeffrey Epstein files—raising questions about transparency and political gamesmanship.