Government Accountability

A Southwest Airlines flight’s sudden plunge to avoid a near collision raises urgent questions about aviation safety and regulatory oversight, underscoring risks to American travelers and national airspace security.

The appointment of a fired Trump administration official with a history of divisive statements to lead the U.S. Institute of Peace underscores ongoing political interference in independent agencies, threatening America’s national interests and diplomatic credibility.

The appointment of a fired Trump administration official with a history of divisive statements to lead the U.S. Institute of Peace underscores ongoing political interference in independent agencies, threatening America’s national interests and diplomatic credibility.

The controversial Government Efficiency Department under Trump is deploying AI technology to eliminate up to 100,000 federal regulations—a move that could cut trillions in bureaucratic waste but risks undermining vital protections.

As Venezuela’s government rigs municipal elections to maintain control, opposition voices are silenced and national sovereignty is undermined — a warning sign for America’s hemisphere stability.

Ecuador insists its deportation of Colombian inmates follows legal protocols, but Colombia cries foul over alleged mass expulsions without due process—highlighting a growing crisis in regional security that impacts America’s interests.

David Nabarro, key figure in global health crises response, dies at 75—his career underscores the challenges and pitfalls of international health governance amid national security concerns.

The tragic death of a 5-month-old Gazan girl who weighed less than at birth exposes the devastating consequences of prolonged aid restrictions and failed governance — a crisis that demands America First leadership to prioritize secure borders and humanitarian accountability.

President Trump touts a massive $550 billion Japanese investment as a trade victory, but details remain murky and negotiations far from settled—raising questions about the real benefit to American workers and sovereignty.

Two Venezuelan musicians’ harrowing story reveals the brutal reality of U.S.-backed deportations, turning their ‘terror’ in El Salvador into powerful protest music.