Government Accountability

As former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe appeals a harsh twelve-year sentence, this case exposes deep challenges in judicial fairness and political influence—issues that resonate with America’s commitment to sovereign justice and rule of law.

As five political alliances rush to register for Peru’s fraught 2026 elections, the nation faces more than just a presidential race—it confronts renewed threats to its national sovereignty and democratic integrity amid globalist pressures.

Thousands of Boeing workers building fighter jets are striking amid rejected contracts, highlighting troubling management decisions that could threaten American defense readiness.

In a high-stakes political maneuver, Texas Democrats flee the state to block a redistricting map supported by President Trump, risking fines and legal action—a dramatic clash revealing deep fractures in American governance and respect for state sovereignty.

A 3.0 magnitude quake shook the New York metro area, revealing overlooked seismic risks and raising urgent questions about government preparedness on America’s East Coast.

Far-right Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir’s provocative actions at the contested Temple Mount deepen conflict risks, undermine peace prospects, and challenge regional stability—raising urgent questions about Washington’s response and America’s security interests.

Haitian police arrest ex-senator Nenel Cassy amid revelations of political corruption fueling gang violence—threatening regional security and American interests.

As Bangladesh grapples with the fallout from former PM Sheikh Hasina’s ouster, student movements rally to reshape the nation amid a fractured political landscape, raising alarms for stability and democratic order.

Immigration raids in Atlanta’s Buford Highway corridor have sown fear, silenced streets, and slashed business revenue—revealing the heavy cost of Washington’s enforcement policies on hardworking American communities.

As fresh clashes erupt across Syria, the interim government faces mounting challenges consolidating authority amid fractious militias and ethnic tensions—raising serious questions about Washington’s strategy and America’s security interests in the region.