Government Accountability

As the Belarus regime cynically releases political prisoners under U.S.-brokered deals, it simultaneously imprisons independent journalists like Ihar Ilyash, exposing an unyielding assault on free speech and democracy.

The U.S. Transportation Department revokes antitrust immunity for Delta and Aeromexico amid mounting concerns over Mexico’s unfair favoritism toward domestic airlines, underscoring the urgent need to defend American carriers and jobs.

As South America’s Mercosur bloc seals a trade pact with non-EU European nations, the agreement starkly exposes the consequences of Washington’s tariff policies that have isolated allies and given rivals new leverage in global trade.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro faces hospital stays just days after a controversial coup conviction, underscoring the politicization of Brazil’s judiciary and the risks posed to national sovereignty.

Colombia faces rare US decertification for failing drug war commitments amid skyrocketing cocaine production and President Petro’s confrontational stance against American efforts—posing direct challenges to regional security and America First priorities.

As the peak of hurricane season passes with remarkably few storms, experts reveal the atmospheric forces at play—and what this pause means for American safety and preparedness.

Thousands in Slovakia protest Prime Minister Robert Fico’s pro-Russian alliances and reckless austerity measures, exposing a troubling shift that weakens European stability and challenges America’s strategic interests.

Amid violent protests over fuel subsidies and insecurity, Ecuador’s government imposes a state of exception in seven provinces, highlighting governance failures that ripple beyond its borders—underscoring risks to American economic and border security.

Seven top FARC commanders, including notorious leader Rodrigo Londoño, receive mere eight-year alternative sentences for heinous kidnappings—raising serious questions about justice and accountability in Colombia’s peace process.

In a bold move defending truth and fairness, President Donald Trump files a $15 billion defamation lawsuit against The New York Times and Penguin Random House, exposing media bias that threatens America’s free press and national discourse.