Government Accountability

Carlo Ancelotti sentenced to one year for tax fraud, joining a pattern of lenient treatment for elite soccer figures in Spain—raising questions about fairness and accountability.

As the Bayeux Tapestry returns to Britain after 900 years, uncover how this medieval record of conquest is more than history—it’s a lesson in national sovereignty and the consequences of losing control over one’s destiny.

House Republicans urge major U.S. universities to sever ties with China-backed scholarship programs used as a covert tool for technology theft, highlighting a growing national security threat.

As three alleged members of the violent Zizians cult face trial in Maryland, troubling gaps in law enforcement coordination and federal oversight come to light—threatening the safety and sovereignty of American communities.

With measles outbreaks reaching heights unseen in over three decades, America faces a public health emergency worsened by government neglect and vaccine complacency.

The Trump administration’s Justice Department is pushing back against California’s policies that allow transgender girls to compete in girls’ sports, exposing how these rules violate federal law and jeopardize fairness for American female athletes.

As Texas battles devastating floods, the mental health crisis facing first responders reveals a deeper failure in protecting those who protect America’s communities.

Kenya’s deadly crackdown on anti-government demonstrations highlights the global challenge: how far can governments go before suppressing legitimate dissent? This matters for America’s fight to protect freedom at home and abroad.

The Vatican’s discreet meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenski signals more than spiritual guidance—it highlights global elites’ ongoing influence in shaping conflict narratives, often sidelining American sovereignty and policy priorities.

Over 1,000 children murdered in Guanajuato alone since 2015 amid cartel wars and militarized streets—an urgent call to expose government failures and protect innocent lives.