Government Accountability

As Colombia’s left-wing Pacto Histórico lays down strict criteria for its 2026 presidential candidate, questions arise about democratic openness and the influence of radical agendas on this key South American nation.

As Paris celebrates Josephine Baker’s legacy with a grand mural symbolizing freedom and resistance, America must reflect on the ongoing fight against racial injustice and the preservation of our national sovereignty.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro calls for regional solidarity in Haiti, but rising violence and instability reveal the failures of such ideological posturing.

Texas AG Ken Paxton challenges U.S. Masters Swimming for allowing transgender women to compete, exposing how national policies jeopardize fairness and trust in women’s sports.

From Los Angeles to London, a global epidemic of vehicle-ramming attacks is wreaking havoc, exposing severe gaps in security and mental health oversight—failures America cannot afford to ignore.

A tech CEO’s abrupt resignation over a viral concert video highlights the growing dangers of public surveillance and the erosion of privacy, raising urgent questions about accountability and personal freedoms in today’s America.

British authorities arrested nearly 100 protesters supporting the banned Palestine Action group, underscoring the government’s firm stand against domestic threats tied to overseas conflicts that risk national security.

Panama’s deteriorating roads endanger drivers and taxpayers alike, as a proposed law seeks up to $10,000 indemnities for damages caused by government negligence—a costly symptom of systemic mismanagement.

The U.S. administration’s politically motivated sanctions against Brazil’s Supreme Court members are a reckless assault on national sovereignty and the rule of law, threatening hemispheric stability and American interests.

Facing ballooning deficits, Democrat-led states California, Illinois, and Minnesota are cutting Medicaid access for undocumented immigrants—forcing families to choose between health and deportation fears while taxpayers brace for higher emergency care costs.