Government Accountability

ICE’s plan to open a national call center to track unaccompanied migrant children is yet another example of federal overreach pushing costly immigration enforcement that endangers family integrity and wastes taxpayer dollars.

President Trump exposes how foreign-owned meatpackers may be inflating U.S. beef prices, demanding the Justice Department investigate collusion and price manipulation that threaten American ranchers and consumers alike.

President Trump refuses US participation at the G20 summit, spotlighting South Africa’s controversial treatment of white farmers—an issue ignored by global elites but vital to America’s commitment to justice and sovereignty.

President Trump’s pardon of a former NYPD sergeant convicted for aiding China’s campaign to intimidate an American resident exposes critical vulnerabilities in U.S. efforts to counter Beijing’s global overreach.

As Democrats celebrate recent wins, progressive voices warn that Senate leader Chuck Schumer’s sidelining of fresh, popular candidates exposes a dangerous disconnect threatening the party’s ability to challenge Trump’s agenda.

As Nigeria faces increasing violence in the north, its new army chief pledges a decisive military campaign against terrorists — but will this restore stability without outside interference?

As Washington maintains punitive tariffs on Mexican goods, Mexico and France announce plans to deepen economic cooperation and cultural exchanges—raising critical questions about America’s trade strategy and its impact on national sovereignty.

On the 40th anniversary of a violent guerrilla siege that claimed 94 lives in Bogotá, Colombia’s judiciary solemnly honors victims but confronts lingering questions about justice and historical truth—a stark reminder that unresolved accountability threatens national sovereignty everywhere.

Michigan’s Public Service Commission approved groundbreaking rules forcing data centers to bear upfront infrastructure costs, but vague contracts and quiet utility deals threaten taxpayers and ratepayers with unexpected bills.

A federal appeals court reinstates Texas’ law restricting sexually explicit drag performances in public spaces, affirming the state’s commitment to shielding children from inappropriate content while clarifying not all drag shows violate the law.