Government Accountability

Conservative ex-president Jorge Quiroga emerges as a key challenger in Bolivia’s first-ever presidential runoff, confronting entrenched socialist rule amid economic collapse and political instability.

As key meetings in Washington and Jackson Hole unfold, market movements reveal deeper questions about U.S. leadership and economic strategy amid global tensions.

As Hurricane Erin intensifies into a major storm, it underscores the failure of Washington to fortify our coasts and confront climate challenges with common-sense solutions that protect American lives and sovereignty.

Qantas Airways has been fined $59 million for unlawfully outsourcing 1,820 ground staff during the pandemic, exposing corporate disregard for workers and legal accountability lessons America can heed.

Jimmy Lai’s prosecution under China’s national security law reveals how Beijing crushes dissent and undermines freedoms once promised to Hong Kong, setting a dangerous precedent for the world—and for America.

Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe urges a principled coalition for 2026 elections as his party faces internal fractures and rising violence, signaling urgent challenges to national sovereignty and democratic order.

As Colombian ex-military personnel become mercenaries in Sudan’s brutal conflict, President Petro warns against selling out national duty for foreign battles, exposing a grave threat to Colombia’s and America’s security interests.

As Bolivia votes for a new government after two decades of leftist rule, escalating tensions and economic woes spotlight the fragile state of national sovereignty and democratic accountability in the region.

Confidential documents outlining the Trump-Putin summit itinerary and delegation details were found forgotten in an Alaska hotel, exposing serious security oversights that put American sovereignty and safety at risk.

In a stark display of political volatility, Andrónico Rodríguez, once a trusted ally of Evo Morales, was violently attacked by disgruntled voters in Morales’ stronghold, exposing deeper fractures that threaten regional stability and democratic processes.