If recent commits aren’t appearing in your GitHub repository, it’s likely due to issues with the push command, remote settings, or local changes. Start by confirming the remote settings with `git remote -v` to ensure you’re pushing to the correct repository. If the origin is correct, double-check that you’re on the expected branch by running `git status`. After verifying, use `git push origin ` to explicitly push to GitHub. If successful, Git should confirm the push with an 'everything up-to-date' message. Alternatively, check GitHub’s network graph (available under *Insights > Network*) to trace commit history and ensure no commits are detached. Resolving any local misconfigurations or performing a fresh clone can also reset a repository to reflect your latest commits on GitHub.