Government Accountability

A ban in Jumilla on religious gatherings in public spaces targets the Muslim community under the guise of protecting cultural identity, revealing the troubling rise of politicized measures that threaten freedom and national unity.

Mexican officials demand Adidas retract sandal design mimicking traditional Zapotec huaraches, spotlighting broader issues of cultural theft by global brands and the defense of national heritage.

In a controversial move, 100 Italian churches will replace traditional offertory plates with digital payment kiosks, raising questions about preserving faith traditions amid global digitalization pressures.

A deadly shooting involving a New Jersey state trooper has exposed serious failings in the Franklin Township Police Department, prompting an unprecedented takeover by the Hunterdon County Prosecutor’s office.

In an age of national media homogeneity, The History Press champions grassroots tales of American communities, spotlighting local truth over globalist narratives. But is this mission enough to resist cultural erasure?

Bayern Munich faces justified criticism for promoting a regime accused of backing rebels in Congo, signaling a shift away from ‘Visit Rwanda’ branding toward youth soccer projects. How long will globalist sports deals ignore human rights and American values?

A transparency group’s lawsuit demands DOJ and FBI disclose communications about Jeffrey Epstein investigations, spotlighting an administration unwilling to shed light on sensitive records tied to national security and justice.

While the world presses for bold action on plastic pollution, the U.S., under Trump’s pragmatic but industry-aligned approach, resists production caps—prioritizing economic sovereignty over global overreach.

While Israel acts decisively to secure its borders and protect its people, international bodies and foreign governments rush to condemn—revealing a dangerous disregard for national sovereignty and security that should concern every American.

Former Foreign Minister Julio Londoño exposes how Colombia’s historic neglect of its border regions has allowed Peru to assert control over disputed Amazonian territory, jeopardizing national sovereignty through inaction and centralist policies.