Government Accountability

Colombia’s president labels Spanish conquistadors ‘genocidas,’ overshadowing the complex history of Santa Marta’s founding and ignoring the foundational role of Western civilization in America’s development.

New polling reveals deep dissatisfaction across South America with several leftist leaders under fire, while Uruguay’s Yamandú Orsi and Brazil’s Lula gain ground—a stark contrast exposing regional instability that threatens U.S. interests.

The recent string of celebrity deaths—from Hulk Hogan to Ozzy Osbourne—testifies not just to personal loss but to a generation passing, exposing a cultural void. As Americans grapple with these farewells, political leaders remain distracted by agendas that neglect the very values these icons embodied.

Two Federal Reserve governors may break ranks, highlighting internal discord fueled by murky economic signs and political jockeying as Washington seeks undue influence over America’s central bank.

The deadly NYC shooting by a man blaming CTE spotlights how the NFL’s decades-long denial of brain injuries endangers countless Americans and undermines national strength.

A brutal downtown Cincinnati brawl has spotlighted a worsening crime crisis and political neglect, raising urgent questions about safety and accountability in America’s heartland.

After a historic ruling, UCLA agrees to a $6 million settlement for violating Jewish students’ civil rights by allowing pro-Palestinian protests to block access and create a hostile environment — a wake-up call on protecting free speech and campus safety.

Los Angeles County’s push to ban law enforcement from concealing identities raises questions about public safety, federal authority, and true accountability amid immigration raids.

While Canadians face pressing economic and security challenges, former PM Justin Trudeau’s private dinner with pop star Katy Perry highlights a pattern of political distractions that sideline national interests.

Bev Priestman, suspended for her role in a drone spying scandal during the Paris Olympics, has been rehired by New Zealand’s professional women’s soccer team, raising questions about accountability and safeguarding fair play in international sports.