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House Democrats in New York suffer ‘Mamdani effect’ with new wave of far-left primary challengers
A new generation of socialist-styled Democrats is mounting primary challenges against House incumbents in New York, hoping to catch some of the far-left momentum that propelled Zohran Mamdani to the New York mayor's office.
Ukraine using uncrewed drones for 80% of strikes against Russian targets
Video-confirmed drone kills are now responsible for 80% of Ukraine's successful destruction of Russian targets, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Rising antisemitism in Europe revives fears of a new Jewish exodus
Jews in the Italian capital over centuries have survived emperors, invasions, popes and fascists. The decision to leave is not taken lightly. But today, amid a rising tide of anti-Israel sentiment in Europe, it's something people are again talking about.
Trump urges Iran to deal on nuclear ambitions, or else U.S. fleet will act with ‘speed and violence’
President Trump told Iran on Wednesday that "time is running out" to make a deal on its nuclear ambitions and that a U.S. armada is ready to make Tehran pay if it does not come to the negotiating table, but U.S. allies Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates said they wouldn't help any further American strikes on their Middle East neighbor.
Trump launches midterm campaign blitz in Iowa, hails low gas prices and economic turnaround
President Trump received a hero's welcome in the heartland as he kicked off a midterm election roadshow to promote his economic agenda and combat polls showing that Americans are skittish about pocketbook issues.
Trump backs Noem amid Democratic calls for her impeachment after federal agents kill 2 Americans
The Trump administration has booted Gregory Bovino as head of the immigration enforcement surge in Minnesota, but Democrats are aiming higher: They want Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem toppled.
Trump’s tariff Plan B: Isolate China
Tariffs are critical to President Trump's fiscal policies and efforts to redirect growth toward manufacturing.
Trump’s border wall sees slow start in second term
President Trump, closing out his first term, was erecting his border wall at a rate of more than a mile a day as he rushed to fulfill one of his marquee promises from the 2016 campaign. Construction is moving much more slowly in his second term, however.
Reagan Airport air traffic controller ‘overwhelmed’ moments before midair collision
The air traffic controller managing flights at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport reported to a supervisor that he was "overwhelmed" minutes before an Army Black Hawk helicopter collided with an American Airlines passenger jet, federal investigators reported Tuesday.
Agitators in Minnesota church terrorized families, targeted crying children
The agitators who invaded a church service on Jan. 18 in St. Paul, Minnesota, verbally terrorized children and sent parishioners running for their lives, an unsealed court affidavit says.
Family of men killed in Caribbean boat strike sue over ‘wrongful deaths’
The families of two men believed to have been killed in one of President Trump's strikes against alleged drug boats in the Caribbean filed a wrongful death lawsuit Tuesday, calling the attacks illegal "murders" that the government must answer for.
U.S. sends weapons to Nigeria just before kidnappers grab 176 Christians
A U.S. military cargo aircraft touched down in Nigeria on Jan. 13, delivering equipment meant to strengthen the country's fight against jihadist-linked terrorism.
ICE fight starts another shutdown showdown with Democrats demanding reworking of DHS funding bill
Senate Democrats are taking another government funding hostage with no real plan for how to achieve their policy aims.
Democrats stoke chaos for political gain
The liberal playbook heading into an election year goes like this: Organize and conspire with the legacy media to set the narrative, agitate and sow chaos, and then weaponize the resulting empathy.
Gang-linked migrants go free as DHS detentions face legal hurdles
Federal judges have ordered the government to release migrants suspected of being violent gang members, drawing a rebuke from Trump officials who say the judges are endangering Americans.
Trump signals ICE pullout from Minnesota chaos
President Trump, responding to the Saturday shooting death of anti-ICE activist Alex Pretti, appears on the verge of withdrawing federal agents who have swarmed Minneapolis to hunt down illegal immigrants amid increasingly violent street protests.
Trump zeroes in on domestic issues after foreign forays of first year
President Trump's trip to Iowa on Tuesday marks a pivot to domestic issues in a make-or-break midterm year, after an intense focus on foreign trade and settling wars during the first 12 months of his term.
Millennials and Generation Z have all the feels for 2016 in their social media posts
The year was 2016 -- and for millennials and Generation Z, it was apparently the best year ever, judging from their recent social media posts.
Signs of progress in Russia-Ukraine peace talks after trilateral negotiations
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Sunday the U.S.-Ukraine security agreement is "100% complete" after a weekend filled with trilateral talks among the U.S., Ukraine and Russia.
Second Minnesota killing by U.S. officials sparks showdown between Trump admin, community leaders
The second fatal shooting of a U.S. citizen in Minnesota by federal immigration officers has sparked a national uproar, widening the divide over President Trump's immigration crackdown and intensifying scrutiny of the administration's tactics.
