Government Accountability

Amid a worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, hundreds of aid trucks remain stalled at Israel’s border, exposing inefficiencies and security challenges that endanger relief efforts—and innocent lives. This investigation reveals the complex realities behind the headlines.

One year after the U.S. arrest of cartel kingpin ‘El Mayo’ Zambada, Mexico vows to pacify Sinaloa—but internal cartel wars have left over 1,500 dead while government efforts reveal alarming gaps and questionable cooperation with U.S. agencies.

Despite a federal judges panel blocking her extension, the Trump administration maneuvers to maintain Alina Habba’s control as New Jersey’s U.S. attorney — raising urgent questions about political interference and judicial independence.

Hulk Hogan’s death reignites critical questions about race, accountability, and cultural influence in wrestling—a reflection of deeper American challenges.

The derailment of Gaza ceasefire talks underlines the difficult reality facing President Trump’s peacemaking ambitions, exposing the limits of his strategies amid ongoing global conflicts that threaten U.S. interests.

France’s unilateral recognition of Palestine challenges Western unity and risks emboldening hostile actors, while doing little to advance peace or protect American interests in the Middle East.

Panama’s government clinic reveals the grim reality of wildlife trafficking, spotlighting a broken system that threatens biodiversity and regional security—a warning call for America’s own border policies.

As Venezuela prepares for municipal elections, a divided opposition struggles to challenge entrenched chavismo power in key cities—highlighting the ongoing crisis of democracy under Maduro’s regime.

As Greece battles rampant wildfires forcing thousands to flee, the unfolding disaster exposes the urgent need for decisive leadership and preparedness that protect citizens and borders alike.

At 45, Venus Williams’ return to professional tennis is inspiring—but also raises critical questions about the infrastructure supporting American athletes past their prime. How long will Washington overlook these systemic failures?