Government Accountability

Conor McGregor’s failed appeal against a civil court ruling on sexual assault raises hard questions about accountability for public figures and the limits of justice.

President Trump’s decision to maintain 25% tariffs during a 90-day negotiation with Mexico exposes Washington’s ongoing failure to secure fair trade—putting American jobs and security at risk.

China’s demand for explanations on Nvidia’s H20 chips reveals the dangerous fallout of Washington’s wavering stance on chip exports to China—a threat to American technological leadership and national security.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s latest law punishes online users for ‘searching’ content labeled extremist—a sweeping crackdown that threatens not only Russians but sets a chilling precedent for internet freedom worldwide.

Iran’s intensifying plots against dissidents and officials in Europe and North America represent a direct assault on national sovereignty—Washington and its allies must act decisively.

Colombian victims in the Uribe case warn the UN and CIDH of US pressure undermining judicial independence, threatening Colombia’s sovereignty and setting a dangerous precedent.

The Trump administration’s decisive cancellation of expansive offshore wind leases exposes the flawed globalist agenda behind ‘green’ energy schemes — prioritizing costly, unreliable imports over America’s economic and national security.

The College Sports Commission’s recent relaxation of standards for third-party NIL deals skirts deeper issues of oversight, risking unchecked influence over college athletes amid ongoing legal and ethical concerns.

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders embarks on her first trip to Israel since her father’s controversial ambassador appointment, blending state trade with political legacy—what does this mean for American interests?

President Trump’s plan to restore the Presidential Fitness Test aims to promote strength and health in youth, but questionable choices in allies raise tough questions about priorities and values.