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U.S. Plans Abrego Garcia Removal to Liberia by Oct. 31

A Maryland judge has barred removal pending ongoing court cases.

U.S. Sends Carrier to Latin America After 10th Drug‑Boat Strike Kills Six, With Sanctions on Colombia’s Petro

Pentagon Sends USS Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group to Southern Command for Counter-Drug Operations

Shutdown Enters Fourth Week as 658,000 Federal Civilians Miss First Full Paychecks

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Abrego Garcia Subpoenas Deputy AG Todd Blanche as DOJ Moves to Quash Testimony

Rubio Depicted as MAGA Power Broker Steering Hard Line on Venezuela, Reports Say

Trump Plan Would Cut Refugee Cap to 7,500, Prioritize White South Africans

U.S. Missionary Abducted in Niamey; Search Traces Suspected Path Toward Mali Border

U.S. Executes First Pacific Strikes on Suspected Cartel Boats, Killing Five

Cotton Demands DHS Review of Biden-Era Visas After Indictment of Alleged Oct. 7 Attacker in U.S.

Trump Seeks $230 Million From DOJ Over Past Probes, Says Any Payout Would Cross His Desk

White House Press Secretary Publishes ‘Your Mom’ Text and Insults Reporter Over Budapest Question

U.S. Confirms B-52 'Attack Demonstration' With Marine F-35Bs Off Venezuela

U.S. Seeks 1 Million Barrels to Start Refilling Strategic Oil Reserve

Trump Receives Nixon Foundation’s Architect of Peace Award at Private White House Ceremony

Bolton Indicted on 18 Counts Over Classified Material as Maryland Case Advances

Mixed Signals on 2026: Gallup Shows Democratic Party-ID Edge as Generic Ballot Remains Tight

U.S. Embassy Issues Security Alert in Trinidad and Tobago Over Threats to Americans

Sen. Mark Kelly Presses Legal Rationale for U.S. Venezuela Moves, Warns Against Regime Change

Trump Says Survivors of Caribbean ‘Drug Sub’ Strike Repatriated to Ecuador and Colombia