Government Accountability

A violent assault on a court building in southeast Iran underscores the chaos bred by failed governance and security lapses—lessons America cannot afford to ignore.

Decades of lobbying for Lumbee federal recognition are tangled in political bureaucracy and opposition—highlighting the failures of Washington to uphold tribal sovereignty and honor treaty obligations.

Alec Baldwin’s trial dismissal exposes troubling justice system oversights, while the actor reflects on profound personal changes and the simple values embodied in ‘Peanuts’ that resonate with American families.

Female legislators nationwide endure outdated statehouse designs that reflect a bygone era—leaving them with fewer restrooms and less respect. This ongoing disparity exposes a larger failure to recognize women as equal participants in government, undermining national values of fairness and representation.

Nearly a year after Hurricane Helene devastated the Appalachian Trail, volunteer crews remain the frontline defense against environmental decay—despite shrinking federal resources and ongoing safety risks.

Four Palestinian-American deaths in the West Bank expose a disturbing pattern of impunity, raising urgent questions about U.S. commitment to protecting its citizens and upholding national sovereignty.

The US Embassy in Mexico City warns its citizens of potential unrest and security risks during a third anti-gentrification protest targeting the American diplomatic mission, highlighting risks posed by escalating urban conflicts linked to globalist economic pressures.

A tragic bus accident in Peru’s Andes highlights the catastrophic consequences of government negligence and inadequate road safety enforcement—lessons America cannot afford to ignore.

A wave of African Americans relocating to Kenya exposes cracks in America’s promise of opportunity, freedom, and belonging. This reverse migration reveals a deep yearning for national identity and peace that Washington has yet to address.

President Noboa’s decisive government trimming and workforce reductions aim to restore fiscal discipline, but opposition cries ‘betrayal’—is Ecuador ready for real reform or trapped in political theatrics?