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This is the fifth attack on a suspected ‘narcotrafficking’ vessel in the Caribbean. A total of 27 people have died in the US operations

Appointed by Bill Clinton, the retired justice advocates for temperance and common sense in polarizing times

The metropolis in the state of Illinois, where Barack Obama was forged, is rebelling against the deployment of National Guard troops ordered by the White House

‘If the governor can’t do the job, we’ll do the job’ said the US president

White House says it will appeal a judge’s ban on deploying the National Guard in the Oregon city

The president considers the attacks on alleged trafficking boats a success and adds, ‘we’ll look at what phase two is’

The US president threatens to unleash ‘all hell’ against the Palestinian Islamist group if it doesn’t accept the proposal: ‘There will be peace in the Middle East one way or the other’

The move comes after US forces sank three boats allegedly carrying drugs in the Caribbean over the past month

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accepted the plan after meeting with his US counterpart at the White House

The charges come days after the US president demanded that DOJ act ‘now’ against his critic

The president says he plans to send the force to the state of Tennessee, following the controversy sparked by its deployment in Washington

The US president has triggered an avalanche of court rulings against his attempts to expand his own power

A slowdown in the labor market, including a jobless rate of 4.3%, the highest since 2021, underpins expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut

‘No American city should have the US military policing its streets,’ said Brian Schwalb, attorney general for the District of Columbia

Stephen Miran, Trump’s nominee for the Federal Reserve Board, told the Senate today that he would act independently, despite sharp criticism from Democrats

President Trump confirmed the operation, accusing the ship of carrying drugs and of having ties to the Tren de Aragua criminal organization

Charles Breyer found that the US president’s order violates the law prohibiting soldiers from performing police functions

The Republican abruptly pulled the security detail for the former Democratic vice president, effective September 1

The embattled official claims the US president lacks the authority to remove her from office

Investigators are looking at the assailant’s social media accounts, which contain drawings of the school church and threatening messages

Military deployments in cities, a heavy-handed approach to immigration and allusions to dictators exacerbate the US president’s interventionist attitude

Economist Lisa Cook, accused of lying on a mortgage application, refuses to step down and argues that the White House has no legal grounds to fire her

The lawyers of the detainee — who became a symbol of Trump’s deportation policy after being mistakenly deported to his country last March — fear he could be sent to Uganda or Costa Rica

The president’s former national security adviser has been accused of using classified documents

The president visited the headquarters of the deployment, which has been widely criticized by residents and which he declares necessary to combat violence

The US president had been accused of exaggerating the value of his properties

Moscow insists it must be part of negotiations on the mechanisms to ensure Kyiv’s future security