Government Accountability

As Kilauea volcano continues its dramatic lava eruptions, we must question how well America safeguards its lands and people against natural disasters—and whether federal agencies are truly prepared to protect national interests.

As violence surges in the Gila River Indian Community, tribal leaders propose an unprecedented ordinance to banish or disenroll members convicted of violent crimes—raising critical questions about public safety, tribal sovereignty, and the limits of self-governance.

A critical court ruling imposes new limits on Google’s search engine tactics without breaking up the tech giant—highlighting Washington’s cautious approach to tackling monopolies while American innovation and consumer choice remain at stake.

After 128 years, France returns skulls of Malagasy warriors taken during colonial conquest, exposing a painful history of cultural theft and raising urgent questions about Europe’s reckoning with its imperial past.

As President Trump expands military presence on U.S. soil, the century-and-a-half-old Posse Comitatus Act faces unprecedented tests—raising crucial questions about national sovereignty, civilian control, and constitutional boundaries.

Constant Mutamba’s conviction for embezzling public funds shines a harsh light on the deep-rooted corruption choking Congo’s progress, raising urgent questions about governance and accountability.

Following a tragic school shooting in Minneapolis, Gov. Tim Walz calls a special session for tougher gun laws. Yet partisan divides and procedural hurdles highlight the challenge of protecting our children while respecting Second Amendment rights.

The Trump administration’s covert third-country deportation program is imprisoning men in African jails indefinitely, after they served U.S. sentences—with no charges or legal access, raising serious questions about justice and sovereignty.

The Pentagon’s decision to shift up to 600 military attorneys into immigration judge roles underscores a growing crisis of executive overreach and demonstrates Washington’s failure to enforce sovereignty through proper channels.

In under three months, four immigration raids at a single Los Angeles Home Depot reveal aggressive tactics that threaten community trust and question the legality of federal enforcement under the Trump administration.