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U.S. Rights Groups Sue Trump Over Sanctions Targeting the International Criminal Court

Plaintiffs say the 2025 executive order unlawfully exceeds presidential authority, chilling U.S. civil-society cooperation with the Hague court.

MAGA Renegades Move 'America First' From Photo to Donor Talks

U.S.-Brokered Peace Holds as TRIPP Infrastructure and $201 Million Fund Move Forward

Laura Loomer Reverses Course After Kyiv Visit, Interviews Zelensky

U.S. Expands Sanctions to Four People and Nine Firms in Babak Zanjani Network

Xi to Visit Washington on Sept. 24, Trump Says

Laura Loomer Visits Kyiv and Publicly Reverses Years of Pro‑Kremlin Claims

First U.S. Humanitarian Flight Linked to $100 Million Aid Arrives in Cuba

U.S. Ambassador's 117‑Metre Superyacht Draws Protests in Venice

Parscale Leads FARA-Registered Israel Digital Campaign Linked to Anti‑Ceasefire Messaging

U.S. Launches Campaign to Dismantle International Criminal Court

GOP Warns Trump’s Iran Escalation Could Drive Up Gas Prices and Hurt Midterms

Israel Signals Readiness to Resume Strikes on Iran

U.S. Grants Licence for Ukraine to Produce Patriot Missiles

Gaza Stabilization Force Starts With Tiny Contingent as 20,000‑Troop Plan Falters

Trump Moves to Remove Syria From U.S. State Sponsors of Terrorism List

Majority of Americans Want U.S. Ebola Aid Restored, Poll Shows

Reports Say U.S. Blocked María Corina Machado’s Return to Venezuela

Most Voters Say U.S. Military Action in Iran Was Not Worth It, Quinnipiac Poll Finds

Majority of Brazilians Back U.S. Terror Label for PCC and CV but Reject U.S. Action on Brazilian Soil