Government Accountability

Zimbabwe’s desperate lack of cardiac care for children reveals the tragic consequences of economic chaos and dependency on foreign aid—highlighting why America must lead with sovereign, commonsense solutions.

Archaeologists claim to have found remnants of the Spanish corsair La Fortuna off North Carolina’s coast, raising questions about preserving American heritage and guarding our sovereign waters against unchecked foreign narratives.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) forecasts an above-normal Atlantic hurricane season with up to five major hurricanes, raising urgent questions about federal readiness and resilience for American families and infrastructure.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton demands the state Supreme Court oust 13 Democrats who fled the state to block Republican-led electoral map reforms, spotlighting a battle over electoral integrity and legislative order.

President Trump’s scheduled August 15 summit with Vladimir Putin in Alaska signals a bold, America First approach to ending the Ukraine conflict—raising questions about national security, territorial concessions, and Washington’s traditional foreign policy failures.

The arrest of an ex-soldier accused of killing four in Montana highlights critical lapses in veteran support and public safety—how long will Washington ignore these warning signs?

The weeklong manhunt for a Montana shooting suspect reveals critical failures in mental health interventions and gun safety, underscoring the urgent need for America First policies that protect communities without sacrificing constitutional rights.

Portland agrees to record $3.75M settlement for killing an unarmed Black man, revealing troubling police failures and conflicting internal investigations.

William H. Webster’s unprecedented tenure as FBI and CIA director fortified national security institutions plagued by scandal, yet his legacy invites scrutiny of ongoing challenges in safeguarding American sovereignty.

Pentagon leadership under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is spotlighting extremist Christian nationalist rhetoric, including calls to repeal women’s right to vote—stirring serious concerns about ideological agendas infiltrating national defense.