Government Accountability

Meta’s recent removal of millions of scam-linked WhatsApp accounts exposes persistent criminal networks exploiting global platforms, risking American users’ security and financial wellbeing.

As the Voting Rights Act marks six decades, the battle for voter access faces new threats that echo past injustices, challenging America’s commitment to fair elections and national sovereignty.

As Gaza’s largest hospital falls into ruin amid relentless war and blockades, it reveals a catastrophic failure of international—and particularly American—policy that jeopardizes human lives and regional stability.

As Georgia Democrats seek a candidate to break GOP dominance, Michael Thurmond claims his long public service record will unite voters — but will his moderate approach deliver real solutions or just more political theater?

Bosnia’s decision to remove Milorad Dodik, a pro-Russian separatist pushing to divide the country, highlights ongoing challenges to sovereignty and stability in the Balkans—issues that resonate with America’s national security interests.

Ion Iliescu, Romania’s first elected president after communism, leaves behind a nation divided over his legacy—tarnished by charges of crimes against humanity and contested revolution deaths, raising questions about transitional justice and accountability.

Pakistan’s push to deport Afghan refugees under threat of arrest reveals a harsh reality ignored by global powers—how long will Washington turn a blind eye as this humanitarian crisis escalates?

The two-year prison sentence of Georgian journalist Mzia Amaghlobeli reveals a troubling pattern of government overreach aimed at silencing dissent and weakening democratic institutions under the guise of public order.

Sixty years after the landmark Voting Rights Act aimed to protect American voting freedoms, recent court rulings and shifting federal priorities are eroding this vital law—putting our democracy and national sovereignty at risk.

Six months after a devastating spill from a Chinese-controlled mine poisoned Zambia’s Kafue River with carcinogens, the U.S. Embassy orders personnel to evacuate the region—highlighting risks from globalist mining ventures ignoring local safety and endangering international communities.