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DHS Says Khalil Likely To Be Deported To Algeria After Appeals Court Reversal

A Boston judge’s order presumes retaliation for protest‑linked status changes after unsealing DHS memos.

U.S. Says Pacific Strike Kills Two, First Reported Since Maduro Capture

U.S. Confirms Pacific Strike That Killed Two in Latest Southern Spear Operation

NATO and Denmark Tighten Arctic Posture as U.S. Claims Permanent Access to Greenland

Pahlavi Presses Case to Lead Iran’s Transition as Trump Withholds Endorsement

CBS Evening News On Track for Lowest January in Decades Despite Trump Interview Lift

U.S. Finalizes WHO Exit, Halts Funding and Declines to Pay Outstanding Dues

U.S. Plans Sunday Deportation Flight for Dozens of Iranians, Sources Say

Hunt Rushes Back to Capitol After Missed Votes as GOP Squeaks Through Pivotal House Decisions

Rafah Reopening Announced for Next Week as Israel Weighs Conditions

U.S. Set to Broaden Mexico City Policy to Cover Abortion, 'Gender Ideology' and DEI in Foreign Aid

House Republicans Tie War Powers Vote, Preserving Trump’s Venezuela Authority

Venezuela Advances Oil Overhaul, Clearing First Vote to Open Sector to Private Operators

House Defeats War Powers Bid to Limit Trump’s Venezuela Moves After Tie

White House 'Rave Reviews' Claim for Trump's Davos Speech Faces Rapid Backlash

Ocasio-Cortez Calls Trump's Conduct 'Increasingly Erratic' After Davos Speech as White House Cites Cognitive Tests

Space Force Formally Activates Southern Command Component at Davis-Monthan

The Metals Co Files First U.S. Bid to Mine International Seabed After NOAA Fast-Track Rule

Amnesty Warns of 'Human Rights Emergency' in U.S. Under Trump, Citing Authoritarian Pattern

At Davos, Trump Cites Minnesota Fraud Probes to Push Tighter Immigration