Government Accountability

Ex-US envoy Elliott Abrams insists that President Trump must intensify efforts against Maduro’s regime, emphasizing that true success means the end of chavismo to protect U.S. interests and regional stability.

A small alligator found in Boston’s Charles River has been safely rescued, but this bizarre incident raises serious questions about the enforcement of laws banning exotic pets and the risks they pose to communities.

AT&T agreed to a $177 million settlement after two major data breaches exposed millions of American consumers’ sensitive information. With just weeks left to file claims, this critical deadline demands attention from every affected customer.

Nevada lawmakers push to reinstate a controversial court banning offenders from the Las Vegas Strip despite dropping crime rates, raising grave concerns over constitutionality and justice for vulnerable populations.

A coalition sues Montana over its lax enforcement of exempt well permits, exposing risks to senior water rights and rural communities amid unchecked groundwater withdrawals.

A dangerous chemical leak in Oklahoma highlights ongoing safety failures with anhydrous ammonia transport, raising urgent questions about government oversight and public protection.

Despite a clear court order, Luigi Mangione remains unable to review critical evidence due to slow bureaucratic processes—raising troubling questions about fairness and due process in our justice system.

For over 40 years, North Kona residents have fought for a regional park, but bureaucratic failures and costly missteps have left vital community resources languishing while polluted wastewater harms local waters.

Alabama Public Television’s consideration to sever ties with PBS amid federal funding cuts signals a troubling trend of politicizing public media, threatening educational resources for American families and exposing the dangers of hostile government interference.

LA City Council overwhelmingly urges cancellation of a costly gondola project, exposing risks of wasted public resources and questionable traffic relief in car-dependent Los Angeles.