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U.S. Launches Campaign to Dismantle the International Criminal Court

The State Department says it will use travel bans, visa revocations, sanctions and allied pressure to block ICC actions against U.S. personnel.

U.S. Reissues Level 2 Travel Advisory for Turks and Caicos

Joe Rogan Says Trump 'Might've F---ed It Up' by Going to War With Iran

Trump’s $19.2 Trillion Investment Claim at NATO Draws Swift Fact-Checks

Trump Posts Doctored Image of the Obamas Beside Graffiti‑Covered Air Force One

Vance Welcomes Carrier Air Wing 8 Home, Calls for Clear Mission Orders

Trump Centers White House in 250th Anniversary as Funding and Political Fight Escalate

Larry David’s ‘Embarrassed to Be an American’ Comment Prompts Split on The View Over White House UFC Card

ICC Judges Sue President Trump Over U.S. Sanctions

Leaked Files Reveal Guest List and Sessions for Peter Thiel’s Private Dialog Retreat

Van Hollen Says He Is 'Kicking the Tires' on a 2028 Presidential Run

Appeals Court Lets Trump’s 10% Global Tariff Remain in Force

U.S. Citizenship Renunciations Rise After State Department Cuts Fee

U.S. Moves Most Green‑Card Cases Out of Country, Tightens Work‑Permit Access

U.S. Intensifies Pressure on Cuba With Sanctions, Indictment and Military Signaling

Judge Blocks Key Parts of Texas SB4 a Day Before It Was to Take Effect

U.S. Weighs Renaming Iran War “Operation Sledgehammer” If Ceasefire Fails

Pew Survey Finds U.S. Seen as Top Superpower as Views Split on China and Russia

Trump Gold Card Visa Has One Approval as Hundreds Wait

Court Filing Says Hunter Biden Lives Abroad as Law Firm Sues Over Unpaid Fees