Government Accountability

Egypt unveils restored Colossi of Memnon statues in Luxor, aiming to revive tourism and economic stability—but how sustainable is this recovery amid global instability and geopolitical tensions?

After over three decades championing freedom, Hong Kong’s Democratic Party votes overwhelmingly to disband, a stark testament to Beijing’s tightening authoritarian control stripping the city of its promised liberties.

Two gunmen unleashed terror on a Jewish festival at Sydney’s Bondi Beach, killing at least 11 and injuring dozens. This horrific attack underscores the urgent need for vigilance against antisemitism and violent extremism globally.

A calm day of final exams turned deadly at Brown University when an armed shooter killed two and wounded nine, highlighting alarming security failures in a state known for strict gun laws. How long will America’s campuses remain vulnerable while Washington focuses elsewhere?

Morocco’s rushed cannabis legalization exposes farmers to empty promises amid widespread illicit market dominance, revealing the pitfalls of top-down reforms disconnected from on-the-ground realities.

As Europe struggles with rising anti-immigrant unrest fueled by failed policies, America must learn from these mistakes to protect its sovereignty and secure its borders.

As Chile faces a likely far-right presidency, the country’s largest Indigenous group, the Mapuches, confront renewed threats to their land and rights—exposing the dangers of hardline security approaches that echo past authoritarian abuses.

As Hong Kong prepares to verdict former media mogul Jimmy Lai under draconian national security laws, the trial underscores a global threat to press freedom and democratic principles cherished by America.

The firing of Coach Sherrone Moore exposes serious oversight lapses within Michigan’s athletic department—how long will taxpayers and fans tolerate such mismanagement?

As another tragic shooting rocks Brown University, a grim pattern emerges across U.S. campuses—deadly violence enabled by systemic failures that put American students at risk.