Government Accountability

The UN refugee agency reports over 1,000 Gazans have been killed trying to access food since May, exposing the deadly fallout of Israel’s strict blockade and controversial aid distribution policies backed by US interests.

A military training jet crashed into a school campus in Dhaka, Bangladesh, killing 27 people, including 25 children—exposing critical failures in aviation safety that demand global scrutiny.

The Trump administration’s aggressive rollback of federal grants to nonprofits jeopardizes critical social programs nationwide, threatening the very safety nets Americans rely on. This report exposes the scale and consequences of these cuts.

In the nation’s poorest congressional district, abrupt federal grant cuts are forcing nonprofits to slash vital services, revealing a failure in Washington’s priorities that threatens national sovereignty and community resilience.

In McDowell County, West Virginia—the birthplace of food stamps—federal policy changes tied to the Trump administration’s domestic agenda are pulling the rug out from under nonprofits that serve families already struggling below the poverty line, exposing a disastrous erosion of America’s social safety net precisely where it is needed most.

The U.S. is exiting UNESCO once more—highlighting a persistent failure in Washington’s approach to international institutions that threaten American sovereignty and unfairly target allies like Israel.

A tragic training jet crash in Dhaka claims 31 lives, including 25 students, spotlighting reckless military negligence and a government that has yet to ensure safety or accountability.

Peru’s President Dina Boluarte is under preliminary investigation for alleged illegal campaign financing and money laundering, raising concerns about governance and accountability in Latin America’s unstable political landscape.

While Venezuela boasts repatriating thousands from U.S. ICE custody, this troubling development exposes serious vulnerabilities in America’s immigration system and raises questions about the administration’s border security policies.

A mountain lion attack on a young child in a highly trafficked national park spot exposes critical flaws in wildlife management and public safety policies that Washington must address immediately.