Government Accountability

The Supreme Court’s latest ruling empowers the Trump administration to resume deportations to third countries like South Sudan and El Salvador, raising serious questions about the protection of immigrant rights amid aggressive enforcement tactics.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres urges a halt to fighting in the Middle East but reveals a troubling double standard by condemning Iran harshly while hesitating over US actions, undermining global accountability.

The United States maintains a vast military presence in the Middle East with over 40,000 troops spread across key bases – but at what cost to our national sovereignty and taxpayer dollars?

President Rodrigo Chaves and key government figures are accused of bypassing legal campaign finance rules in the 2022 election, threatening democratic integrity.

President Trump’s decisive military action against Iran has escalated tensions, resulting in significant global flight cancellations and airspace closures — exposing the true cost of foreign entanglements on everyday Americans.

The prosecution in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ sex trafficking trial reveals graphic video evidence of alleged drug-fueled sex marathons, shedding light on a disturbing abuse of power under the cover of celebrity.

The World Bank’s $1.5 billion loan to South Africa aims to upgrade infrastructure and green initiatives, but without addressing corruption and fiscal mismanagement, the nation faces continued economic stagnation.

Despite grand promises, NATO sidelines Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy and softens its stance, exposing cracks in the alliance’s true commitment amid ongoing Russian aggression.

NATO demands Spain increase military spending from 2.1% to 3.5% of GDP, ignoring national welfare concerns and sovereign budget decisions—revealing deeper alliance pressures ahead of the Hague summit.

The Czech High Court overturns acquittal of ex-PM Andrej Babiš in a $2 million EU subsidy fraud case, exposing judicial leniency and political entanglement ahead of crucial elections.