Elena Ortiz

The justices agreed to review a Fourth Circuit ruling that overturned the deportation order of a Nigerian national who spent months cooking for a violent militant group, testing how broadly the government can bar terrorism-linked migrants from asylum.

President Trump announced that the Department of War will build a new 'Super Range' in Montana to test hypersonic, autonomous and electronic warfare technology, turning a Kalispell midterm rally into a major defense announcement.

The Supreme Court sided with Republicans a second time in the fight over discounted political ad rates, letting the FCC keep its rule in place through the November 3 midterms.

Elon Musk has put more than $276 million behind Republican midterm efforts since July, making him the biggest known donor of the 2026 cycle as the GOP fights to hold Congress.

Polish officials say German police detained two Turkish citizens over a fire at a Starlink station in Masovia, an attack Warsaw calls Russian-directed hybrid warfare.

One Philadelphia police officer was killed and a second wounded in a West Philadelphia ambush early Saturday, and prosecutors charged a city employee with roughly 80 counts, including murder.

Mahmoud Abbas's Palestinian Authority has called off its Nov. 28 legislative election and pushed the vote toward 2027, citing conditions that never arrived.

Republican Saritha Komatireddy unveiled a 52-count mock indictment against Attorney General Letitia James, accusing the two-term Democrat of neglecting her duties while chasing President Trump.

A Democratic congressional candidate in Arizona says she was raped in a Sun City parking lot while repairing campaign signs, prompting an open Maricopa County Sheriff's Office investigation.

Newly declassified documents show FBI agents doubted probable cause for the Mar-a-Lago raid while the Justice Department pressed ahead, drawing a sharp White House rebuke over the weaponization of federal law enforcement.

President Trump said an Iranian strike on Los Angeles or San Diego would be a small price for keeping the world safe, prompting sharp pushback from Governor Gavin Newsom and the mayors of both cities.

A 15-year-old boy lost his hand after a police sting-ball grenade exploded in his grip as France's nationwide school protests turned violent, with hundreds of high schools shut and more than 5,000 arrests.

President Donald Trump rallied Republicans in Vandalia, Ohio, backing Sen. Jon Husted and gubernatorial nominee Vivek Ramaswamy while predicting a midterm 'big surprise' and promoting AI data centers.

British prosecutors charged two Iranian nationals over an alleged plot to bomb Jewish targets in Manchester, revealing encrypted instructions from a handler believed to be in Iran.

A former Nixon aide's 'Watergate as Lawfare' presentation inside the Justice Department has revived the question of whether federal prosecutors broke their own rules to push Richard Nixon from office -- and whether the deep state ran the same playbook against Donald Trump.

The last U.S. troops have left Iraq, closing out the 12-year Operation Inherent Resolve mission against ISIS. President Trump is hailing the withdrawal as a victory for both countries.

A flydubai jet bound for Tel Aviv diverted to Saudi Arabia after a cockpit struggle left both pilots injured, with Israeli officials calling it a possible attempted terror attack.

The Treasury Department sanctioned 21 individuals and 25 entities tied to the Sinaloa Cartel's Los Mayos faction, targeting fentanyl trafficking, money laundering and corruption that reaches into Baja California's state government.

Serbia's Aleksandar Vucic resigned the presidency on Sunday, ending nine years in office and setting up snap parliamentary and presidential elections amid more than a year of anti-corruption protests.

The US and China agreed to cut tariffs on $30 billion in goods after Xi Jinping's Washington state visit, creating a standing Board of Trade to keep negotiating.