Security
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'Worst of the worst': Latest ICE roundup nabs gang members, rapists, murderers
“President Trump and Secretary Noem unleashed ICE to target the worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens," Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said in a statement.
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DHS says it arrested 7K gang members during first year of second Trump admin
The arrests include people who were allegedly members of Tren de Aragua, Latin Kings, Nortenos, Trinitarios and the Mexican Mafia gangs.
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Kosovo joins Gaza Board of Peace at Trump's invitation
Its creation comes as part of Trump's 20-point peace plan to end the Gaza conflict.
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Military 'hyper-politicized and sexualized' under Biden admin, former Space Force officer says
Republicans have been sounding the alarm under the Biden administration about how liberal ideologies such as are reportedly harming military readiness.
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New national coalition of sheriffs forms to address border crisis
More than 90 sheriffs from 24 states are part of the coalition.
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Feds catch more than 460 known, suspected terrorists in nine months, most at northern border
“What's happening is the greatest national security threat since 9/11,” former U.S. official warns.
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Ahead of trip to Texas, DeSantis highlights Florida’s role in border security
Over a month ago, on the same day Texas Gov. Greg Abbott called on fellow governors for help to secure the Texas-Mexico border, DeSantis was among the first to pledge support.
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Privacy Alarm: Newly declassified report confirms U.S. agencies buying Americans' personal data
The report was completed by January 2022 and was classified before being requested by Democrat Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden.
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Blinken says China refusing to cooperate militarily with US
“Progress is hard... it takes more than one visit," Blinken said to reporters.
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Texas Gov. Abbott signs bill mandating armed security in all state schools
The law also requires annual audits of school protocol and has all staff undergo mental health training.
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Senate panel advances legislation to combat cartel recruitment on social media
The bipartisan legislation establishes a national strategy to combat cartel recruitment while educating at-risk youth about the dangers of becoming involved with smuggling.
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Global cyberattack hits U.S. government agencies
The development is the latest in a string of hacks exploiting software vulnerabilities in recent weeks.
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Federal government sending Denver $8.6M to assist migrants
The city and state spent between $20 million and $24 million to assist approximately 8,500 migrant arrivals since December 2022.