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Gregory Bovino, who led a controversial and deadly immigration crackdown in Minneapolis, is retiring at the end of March after being demoted in January.

As tensions with Iran escalate, President Trump's positions have been inconsistent, shifting from diplomacy to threats within the same interview. Analyzing the impacts on the US and global economy.

The White House's nomination of Senator Markwayne Mullin for Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security has received widespread bipartisan support, signaling a potential consensus pick.

President Trump and FCC Chairman Brendan Carr are pressuring news outlets to provide more favorable coverage of the ongoing conflict with Iran, warning of potential license revocation for 'hoaxes and news distortions'.

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, 68, reveals early-stage breast cancer diagnosis but pledges to continue working during treatment, praised by President Trump.

Discover how the filmmakers of 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin' navigated the ethical complexities of their explosive project, shedding light on Russia's authoritarian regime.

The US claims victory over Iran, but needs NATO's help. As tensions escalate, the battle has shifted to oil routes, alliances, and domestic politics - areas where Tehran is testing Western unity.

An in-depth look at how Trump's choice of 'Epic Fury' to brand a military operation against Iran reflects his presidency - one marked by anger and confrontation.

A UK minister's statement highlights the ongoing relevance of Resolution 1540 in safeguarding international security over two decades after its negotiation.

President Trump ramps up attacks on the media, calling them 'fake news' and making threats of 'treason' as his war with the press intensifies.