Government Accountability

A coalition of Democrat-led states accuses the Department of Health and Human Services of violating patient privacy by handing over sensitive Medicaid data to immigration enforcement, threatening public health and trust.

The Trump Administration decisively shuts down USAID, ending decades of inefficient foreign aid programs that prioritized globalist agendas over American taxpayers’ interests.

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights calls urgently for protections for former Ecuadorian Vice President Jorge Glas, convicted of major corruption, claiming ‘extreme gravity’ to his health—raising questions about international interference shielding a convicted criminal.

Arizona Democrats are forced to ditch their own state party’s failing leadership and finances, outsourcing critical grassroots organizing to a county-level group—revealing deep dysfunction that could imperil their hold on this key battleground state.

President Trump nominates four experienced conservatives to the Tennessee Valley Authority board after removing ineffective Biden appointees, aiming to revive America’s largest public utility and boost energy projects vital for national security.

Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski faced an intense political crucible before casting her decisive vote for President Trump’s sweeping tax and spending cuts. Her story exposes how GOP leaders leverage state-specific deals to secure narrow legislative victories — a tactic conservatives must scrutinize to demand true fiscal responsibility.

President Trump tours a newly built high-security immigration detention center in Florida, dubbed ‘Alligator Alcatraz,’ setting a national example for swift and effective border enforcement amid protests from open-border advocates.

The Trump administration’s aggressive dismantling of USAID ignores decades of proven success, risking global health and security while undermining America’s foreign policy backbone.

Colombia’s Vice President demands urgent investigation into claims that a former minister sought U.S. Republican support to oust President Petro, highlighting threats against sovereign democratic institutions.

Costa Rica’s highest court has urged Congress to lift President Rodrigo Chaves’ immunity amid serious allegations of corruption involving public funds and rigged contracts tied to the Central American Bank for Economic Integration.