Government Accountability

The Trump DOJ is pushing back against Boston’s sanctuary city policies that shield dangerous criminals and undermine immigration enforcement, defending American safety and the rule of law.

A former Alaska Airlines pilot’s attempt to cut engines mid-flight raises urgent questions about cockpit security and mental health protocols, threatening passenger safety and national aviation standards.

As Mexico cracks down on cartels and seeks respect for its sovereignty, the Trump administration remains steadfast with tariff threats, forcing Mexico into an increasingly difficult position with significant implications for U.S. national interests.

Argentina’s Senate overwhelmingly overturned President Javier Milei’s veto on disability benefits, signaling a critical setback for his austerity-driven agenda amid corruption allegations and economic instability.

In a decisive step to protect American interests, the US designates Ecuador’s notorious gangs Los Lobos and Los Choneros as terrorist groups, confronting the growing threat of transnational crime.

Bulgaria’s contradictory statements on GPS jamming during EU Commission President von der Leyen’s flight expose serious vulnerabilities—and raise urgent questions about Eastern Europe’s security amid Russian electronic warfare.

In a tense diplomatic move, Iran downgraded relations with Australia following the expulsion of its ambassador over alleged arson attacks. But what does this mean for America’s security and global stability?

Nadiem Makarim, former education minister and Gojek co-founder, faces serious graft allegations linked to a $115 million corruption scandal involving government Chromebook procurement—exposing deep flaws in public oversight.

President Trump’s tariffs, challenged as an unlawful executive overreach, are at the heart of a Supreme Court showdown that could determine whether America avoids a looming economic crisis or continues down a path of uncertainty and strained sovereignty.

The Trump administration’s abrupt stop of the Revolution Wind offshore project under dubious national security claims raises serious questions about political motives overshadowing energy independence and economic benefits for Rhode Island and Connecticut.