Government Accountability

From friendship to fierce denial, Trump and his inner circle have spun conflicting narratives about Jeffrey Epstein’s death—undermining trust in law enforcement while demanding investigations. This exposes a troubling pattern of politicizing justice and deceiving the American people.

President Trump’s proposed two-year limit on HUD rental assistance risks uprooting over a million hardworking American families, threatening national stability and undermining the government’s historic role in supporting those striving for economic independence.

The Trump administration’s push to impose strict two-year limits on HUD housing assistance risks displacing more than one million low-income families, undermining national stability and undercutting economic self-sufficiency efforts.

The UK-Germany deal on defense and migration appears cooperative, but does it compromise British sovereignty and border security under the guise of European friendship?

By reclaiming $4 billion in federal funds, the Trump administration exposes California’s bullet train project as an over-budget, under-delivering money pit that threatens taxpayers and national interests alike.

A U.S. Army veteran and citizen was brutally detained during Southern California immigration raids, highlighting reckless federal overreach that threatens all Americans’ rights and freedoms.

The deadly Texas floods that claimed over 130 lives shine a harsh light on critical communication failures and questionable floodplain decisions at Camp Mystic—raising urgent questions about accountability and preparedness.

Argentina’s justice system holds President Javier Milei accountable after a disparaging social media post about a 12-year-old autistic boy sparks demands for public apology and legal response.

Mexico City’s new regulatory blitz on housing prices and rent controls aims to curb gentrification but echoes interventions that often harm economic freedom and community vitality. How can America safeguard property rights while ensuring affordable housing?

Alberto Fernández’s legal team appeals corruption charges lacking solid evidence, highlighting risks of politicized prosecutions that threaten democratic principles and accountability.