Government Accountability

After decades sealed under questionable claims, federal documents on Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination are finally public—yet their release raises more questions about government transparency and accountability.

New data shows an 86.5% decrease in apprehensions of Central Americans at the US-Mexico border in early 2025, but behind the numbers lies a critical question: Is America’s border truly more secure or are vulnerabilities being overlooked amidst policy shifts?

Argentine authorities summon gendarme accused of grievously wounding photojournalist Pablo Grillo during a mass protest crackdown, highlighting concerns over excessive force and media safety.

After deadly floods devastated Kerr County, Texas, officials scrambled to verify missing persons reports—only to find most were safe. This chaotic response highlights critical failures in disaster preparedness and communication that put American lives at risk.

A federal judge’s injunction pauses the Trump administration’s efforts to defund Planned Parenthood, raising critical questions about taxpayer dollars, government authority, and healthcare priorities.

Vanuatu’s disappearing reefs and homes expose the real cost of global climate negligence—a crisis that demands America prioritize national sovereignty and energy independence over hollow international promises.

A federal judge’s skeptical hearing on the Trump administration’s freeze of over $2 billion in Harvard funding highlights the legal and constitutional challenges of politicizing federal grants—putting taxpayer interests and national policies at stake.

The U.S. government has declassified a staggering trove of documents on Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination. But will this flood of papers finally deliver the truth Americans deserve, or merely distract from long-standing questions about government transparency and accountability?

Central America and the European Union have launched a parliamentary committee to deepen ties—but as Brussels expands its influence in the region, what does this mean for American sovereignty and security?

The Trump administration’s new visa integrity fee adds at least $250 to visitor visas, claiming to fund immigration priorities while potentially punishing lawful travelers and ignoring true border security solutions.