Government Accountability

Five Florida lawmakers are pushing back against Gov. DeSantis’ shadowy immigration detention center by suing over his unconstitutional refusal to allow legislative oversight, exposing a troubling case of executive overreach and disregard for state law.

The trial revealing how over 5,000 pro-Palestinian protesters were surveilled, arrested, and deported under Trump exposes a troubling misuse of federal power that threatens free speech and academic freedom in America.

As nominations for President Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize pile up, it’s crucial to cut through the political gloss and examine whether these efforts truly reflect his impact on global peace or serve as strategic moves by allies and foreign leaders seeking favor.

The Trump administration’s decisive move to exclude illegal immigrants from federally funded Head Start programs restores integrity to social spending, prioritizing hardworking American families over unchecked welfare expansion.

Ecuador’s rushed approval of a controversial law risking Indigenous land rights under the guise of conservation reveals a troubling pattern of government overreach and disregard for sovereignty.

The ICC exposes the grim reality of ongoing war crimes and crimes against humanity in Sudan’s Darfur, revealing a humanitarian catastrophe ignored by global powers—while America’s national security interests hang in the balance.

A once-promising judicial pursuit into the medical negligence behind Diego Maradona’s death collapses amid courtroom scandals and judicial misconduct—highlighting systemic failures that deny justice to victims everywhere.

While officials dismiss the largest earthquake swarm in over a decade at Mount Rainier as harmless, the risk to nearby American communities and infrastructure calls for heightened accountability and preparedness.

Ford recalls more than 850,000 vehicles nationwide over potential fuel pump failures that could cause engine stalls and crashes, yet a timely fix remains elusive—putting hardworking Americans behind the wheel at unnecessary risk.

Federal judges prepare to decide if Alabama must again submit new congressional maps for federal approval after state lawmakers defied court orders to protect Black voters’ representation.