Government Accountability

As Thailand closes border crossings and expels diplomats over deadly landmine incidents, the crisis reveals the dangers of ignoring national sovereignty and border security—lessons the U.S. cannot afford to overlook.

As Ukraine enacts a law undermining key anti-corruption bodies, widespread protests reveal cracks in national unity and raise alarms about democratic backsliding during wartime—a development the United States cannot ignore.

Eight children experienced seizure-like symptoms during a church concert near Harvard University, prompting hospital visits and a hazmat investigation—how safe is our community environment?

As the EU and Japan forge a new trade and security alliance, Washington faces mounting challenges to its economic sovereignty and global influence—raising serious questions about America’s strategic posture.

The UK Supreme Court overturns convictions of two bank traders in the Libor scandal, revealing trial missteps that raise questions about fairness and accountability in regulatory prosecutions.

The Trump-era deal sending Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador’s notorious prisons has backfired, exposing grave abuses and raising urgent questions about America’s immigration enforcement and alliance choices.

As political dissenters flee El Salvador under President Bukele’s crackdown, a disturbing pattern emerges: democracy sacrificed for authoritarian control, posing risks beyond Central America.

As Hamas calls for worldwide protests against alleged famine in Gaza, a closer look reveals how militant actions and governance failures exacerbate civilian suffering amidst Israel’s security measures.

Rampant flooding in Pakistan has claimed over 230 lives so far, driven by failed infrastructure and climate chaos—highlighting the dangers of ignoring national sovereignty amid globalist agendas.

Indian police dismantle a fraudulent embassy operation near New Delhi, revealing how deceptive diplomatic impersonation schemes undermine national security and exploit international trust.