In a recent press conference, two Savannah alderwomen brought forth allegations of corruption within the city’s police department and government. The officials are calling for transparency and accountability to address these serious claims.

In today’s fast-paced media landscape, the lack of accountability in broadcast news presents a troubling dilemma. As mistakes and misinformation go unchecked, trust in journalism erodes, highlighting the urgent need for greater responsibility within the industry.

Five employees of Guam Homeland Security and the Office of Civil Defense have been accused of corruption, casting a shadow over the agencies responsible for the island’s safety and emergency preparedness. The allegations raise serious concerns about integrity within essential government institutions.

A helicopter that recently crashed into the Hudson River was once the star of a safety video for its tour company—an unsettling reality as the video remains on the company’s homepage. The irony of the situation has raised eyebrows and concerns about the tour company’s promotion of its safety record.