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U.S. Carries Out 26th Strike on Suspected Drug Boat, Killing 4 in Eastern Pacific

House Republicans narrowly defeated measures to curb the president’s war powers in the maritime campaign.

M23 Remains in Uvira Despite Withdrawal Pledge, Residents Say

U.S. Proposes Social-Media Disclosure for Visa-Waiver Travelers

Machado’s Fractured Vertebra Confirmed After High-Risk Sea Crossing

Trinidad and Tobago Grants U.S. Military Logistical Access to Its Airports

Gabbard Says 2,000 Afghan Arrivals Have Terrorism Links as U.S. Begins Re‑Vetting

Trump Administration Freezes Immigration Cases for 19 Nations, With Oath Cancellations and Arrests Mounting

Shawn Ryan Says Rep. Dan Crenshaw Sent Defamation Demand Letter

Holsey Retires Early From SOUTHCOM, Pettus Named Acting Commander

Judge Orders SEVIS Record Restored for Tufts Scholar as Deportation Push Continues

Trump’s Europe Strategy Splits the Far Right as AfD Courts MAGA

Trump Reports Wounded Guardsman Andrew Wolfe Stood Up as Recovery Advances

New Jersey Judge Permanently Bars Bob Menendez From Holding State or Local Office

Honduras Vote Count Enters Day Seven With Asfura Holding Slim Lead

U.S. Set to Expand Travel Ban to More Than 30 Countries

Doha Forum Moves Ahead With Unusual Lineup Including Tucker Carlson, Hillary Clinton and Bill Gates

Maduro Confirms 'Cordial' Phone Call With Trump, Signals Openness to Talks

Hegseth’s ‘Fog of War’ Defense Draws Military Pushback as Questions Mount Over Boat Strikes

US Halts Final Immigration Decisions and Oath Ceremonies for Applicants From 19 Countries

Trump Pardons Ex-Honduran Leader as Knife-Edge Vote Triggers Manual Recount