Government Accountability

Myint Swe, the military-appointed acting president who enabled the coup against Myanmar’s elected government, has died—highlighting how military power continues to undermine democracy and regional stability.

Despite being a key partner in Asia, India faces steep U.S. tariffs—up to 50%—amid stalled trade talks and tensions over Russian oil purchases, revealing Washington’s erratic approach that risks weakening critical alliances.

President Trump’s sweeping tariff increases on dozens of countries’ imports are fueling uncertainty, hurting American consumers, and straining relations with allies—posing real risks to U.S. economic sovereignty and prosperity.

President Trump’s sweeping tariffs on imports from over 60 countries are now in effect, but the mounting economic fallout exposes the cracks in an aggressive trade agenda that risks harming American workers and families.

Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe’s enforced detention following a politically charged twelve-year sentence highlights deep judicial overreach threatening national sovereignty and democratic norms.

The indictment of Elías Rodríguez for the murder of two Israeli embassy employees exposes critical gaps in protecting American soil and our allies from violent extremism.

As Venezuela touts the return of migrants from the U.S., this coordinated repatriation reveals Washington’s ongoing border enforcement challenges and Caracas’ cynical use of migrants amid diplomatic breakdown.

The Fort Stewart shooting reveals how outdated military gun policies leave soldiers vulnerable, raising urgent questions about national security and individual protection on U.S. bases.

Texas Democrats’ repeated walkouts to block lawful redistricting not only stall governance but challenge the principles of representative democracy essential to America’s sovereignty.

Ontario’s Doug Ford expresses deep mistrust of President Trump amid fears the US may reopen trade deals, risking economic stability for American families and neighbors alike.