Government Accountability

As Haiti’s gang violence spirals out of control, the government’s plan to send police abroad for training highlights a troubling reliance on foreign intervention—leaving national sovereignty and public safety dangerously compromised.

President Daniel Noboa’s push to ‘strengthen’ Ecuador’s government by merging ministries and cutting 5,000 public sector jobs sparks questions about the real cost to national stability and service quality.

A coalition of 20 attorneys general is suing the Trump administration for demanding sensitive personal data from millions of low-income Americans receiving food aid—raising serious privacy and sovereignty concerns at a critical time.

President Trump’s prompt disaster declaration for New Mexico underscores the urgent need for federal support amid recurring natural catastrophes worsened by poor land management, spotlighting questions about preparedness and resilience.

After Maui’s devastating wildfires, a surge in disaster donations has temporarily bolstered the local food bank, but exposes serious gaps in federal disaster response and looming hunger risks for working families stretched thin by rising costs.

Derechos, powerful and destructive windstorms, pose an underappreciated danger across the U.S., especially in central and eastern regions. Their potential for widespread damage rivals tornadoes and hurricanes, yet national preparedness remains alarmingly insufficient.

Despite Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s insistence that no starvation exists in Gaza, mounting evidence reveals a humanitarian disaster that Washington’s silence risks enabling.

As Colombia’s most powerful former leader faces a verdict, the judiciary declares its commitment to truth over political influence in a case that reverberates beyond borders.

Despite a modest global decline in hunger rates, the UN’s latest report highlights worsening food insecurity in Africa and West Asia—regions crippled by conflict, climate disasters, and economic stagnation undermining stability and U.S. interests abroad.

Peru’s embattled president Dina Boluarte insists she prevented national collapse akin to Venezuela and Cuba, yet widespread protests and political chaos reveal a nation dangerously close to failure.