Government Accountability

After 11 days of crippling roadblocks, Colombian rice producers and the government struck a deal to regulate prices and defend domestic agriculture—but the underlying vulnerabilities in trade policy remain unaddressed.

Michael Gordon, a leading prosecutor on the Jan. 6 Capitol cases, alleges his firing by the Justice Department was a politically motivated act undermining the rule of law and protecting rioters.

The Trump administration boldly challenges New York City’s sanctuary policies, exposing how local defiance undermines federal immigration enforcement and puts American communities at risk.

Harvard University is shuttering its offices for minority, LGBTQ, and women students after withstanding pressure from the Trump administration, highlighting the ongoing battle over federal overreach and campus politics.

In a critical legal battle over parental rights and religious freedom, a West Virginia judge has blocked the state education board’s vaccine mandate enforcement, allowing families to claim religious exemptions—highlighting tensions between government overreach and individual liberties.

The close relationship between Donald Trump and Hulk Hogan highlights a troubling blend of spectacle and politics, distracting from serious national issues amid rising threats to American sovereignty.

A federal judge slams high-priced attorneys defending Alabama’s prison system for reckless use of fabricated ChatGPT case citations, exposing deeper problems in legal accountability.

After spending over three decades wrongfully imprisoned, John Huffington’s lawsuit against former law enforcement officials reveals prosecutorial misconduct and systemic failures that still threaten liberty and justice in America.

As the White House orchestrates redistricting efforts to secure a Republican hold on Congress in 2026, Democrats are gearing up for aggressive retaliation. This escalating power struggle over electoral maps threatens the integrity of American democracy and demands close scrutiny from patriots committed to fair representation.

In a rare public rebuke, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell fact-checked President Trump’s inaccurate claims about the cost of the Fed’s building renovation, revealing a critical disconnect between White House rhetoric and fiscal reality.