Government Accountability

Harvey Weinstein, the disgraced Hollywood producer whose crimes sparked the #MeToo movement, is set for a third trial in New York after a previous trial was nullified amid jury misconduct concerns. With his health deteriorating behind bars, justice remains complicated.

In a blatant disregard for the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, Peru’s President Dina Boluarte has enacted amnesty shielding security forces from prosecution for abuses during decades-old internal conflict—a move that threatens the rule of law and regional stability.

As Washington’s tariffs on Chinese imports drive up costs, American families scramble months ahead of school to save on essential supplies, revealing the real impact of misguided trade policies on everyday lives.

As the California Black Freedom Fund aims to grow into a $200 million endowment supporting race-based programs, this initiative faces increasing scrutiny from an administration committed to ending such targeted funding, raising critical questions about accountability and the direction of American philanthropy.

An official audit reveals Governor Gavin Newsom forced state workers back to offices without data-driven justification, squandering up to $225 million annually and defying practical telework policies that could save taxpayers.

President Trump’s aggressive move to clear homeless encampments in Washington, D.C., under federal authority raises serious questions about strategy and respect for individual rights — all while ignoring root causes of homelessness and public safety.

As Tom Dundon moves to acquire the Portland Trail Blazers, we examine what this high-dollar deal reveals about sports monopolies, local ownership, and America’s commercial independence.

The Taliban’s latest attempt to export unemployed Afghans to Qatar underscores a failing economy and raises questions about regional stability — with direct consequences for America’s security and border control.

Russian authorities escalate internet control by restricting WhatsApp and Telegram calls, exposing a pattern of digital repression that jeopardizes free speech and signals growing authoritarianism with global consequences.

President Trump will meet Vladimir Putin at a critical Alaska military base once pivotal against Soviet threats, raising urgent questions about America’s strategy on Ukraine and national sovereignty.