Government Accountability

After a year under U.S. sanctions over alleged corruption, Paraguay’s Horacio Cartes sees those restrictions lifted—raising alarms about Washington’s approach to foreign policy and the real cost to allied nations.

An EF5 tornado with winds exceeding 200 mph devastated southeastern North Dakota, killing three and spotlighting critical vulnerabilities in national disaster response and infrastructure resilience.

As Maine’s 2nd District remains a battleground where conservative values clash with a wavering Democrat, Rep. Jared Golden faces a primary challenge that could reshape the fight against Republican Paul LePage.

Ex-NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez confronts a felony battery charge following a violent altercation in Indianapolis, raising questions about personal accountability and the rule of law.

The Trump administration’s abrupt termination of the $7 billion Solar for All program threatens jobs and energy access for nearly a million lower-income Americans, revealing a costly misstep in federal priorities.

The SEC’s approval of the Texas Stock Exchange signals a bold challenge to Wall Street’s longstanding duopoly, driven by Texas’ robust economy and growing financial clout—raising critical questions about national economic sovereignty and market competition.

Democratic-led states seek court blocks against President Trump’s National Guard deployments, but with rising threats at our borders and cities, can Washington afford to wait?

The Department of Justice contradicts Governor DeSantis by revealing that not all detainees at Florida’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ have undergone legal removal proceedings, challenging claims of orderly enforcement and raising serious questions about transparency and accountability.

A judge was fatally shot inside an Albanian courtroom during a trial, raising urgent questions about judicial security and the consequences of prolonged legal reforms that leave justice delayed.

The UN refugee chief accuses the US of violating international law with deportations, but what about America’s right to protect its citizens and borders amid a global migration crisis?