Government Accountability

Larry Summers, once a titan of Washington and economics, now faces scrutiny not only for his troubling ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein but also for championing financial deregulation that jeopardized American prosperity.

In South Africa, militant anti-immigrant groups are illegally barring foreigners from public clinics, undermining rule of law and spotlighting the government’s struggle to manage migration—while America watches global migration battles that threaten national sovereignty.

Turkey secures hosting rights for next year’s UN climate summit after Australia withdraws, raising questions about global climate leadership and the implications for American sovereignty and interests.

Amid stalled peace efforts, Army Secretary Dan Driscoll’s visit to Ukraine raises questions about real progress versus political theater in ending the conflict with Russia.

Reports reveal Trump’s secret plan to grant Russia control over Donbas in exchange for security guarantees — but at what cost to Ukraine and America’s sovereignty?

Ohio utility giant FirstEnergy faces over $250 million in fines and refunds after a brazen bribery scandal involving a $1 billion nuclear bailout. This unraveling exposes systemic regulatory failures that put hardworking Americans at risk.

The secrecy and flawed procedures of federal grand juries, spotlighted by the controversial Comey indictment, reveal a system vulnerable to political weaponization against American values of fair justice and transparency.

President Trump signals his intent to nominate Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent as Federal Reserve Chair, aiming to pivot away from the status quo and restore economic liberty through decisive rate cuts and Fed reforms.

California’s projected $18 billion deficit reveals the unsustainable spending and fiscal mismanagement threatening taxpayers and essential services as Gov. Newsom eyes national ambitions.

Despite promises to close Michigan’s aging coal-fired J.H. Campbell power plant, the Trump administration extends its operation, citing emergency energy needs—fueling debate over government overreach and economic impact on American families.