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Gregory Bovino, a controversial figure in the U.S. Border Patrol, is retiring after a decades-long career marked by harsh criticism and few regrets. This in-depth report explores his tumultuous legacy.

The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments on a Trump administration request to block asylum seekers from entering the country. This high-profile case could have significant implications for immigration policy.

Homeland Security program allows police departments across the US to assist with immigration enforcement, raising concerns over the impact on local communities.

NPR analysis reveals the staggering financial toll of ICE operations on local communities, with police overtime costs and business losses in the millions.

Energy Minister Michael Shanks assures drivers of no fuel shortage as Chancellor Reeves prepares economic response to global energy crisis caused by Iran war.

As energy prices surge, President Trump continues his attack on wind power despite its growing popularity. Explore the political and economic implications of this battle over renewable energy.

The US Pentagon has implemented new restrictions on accredited journalists, requiring pre-authorization and escorts to enter the building despite a recent court ruling against such policies.

As polls open in Denmark's crucial elections, the country's defiant stance against Trump's Greenland proposal takes center stage. Can PM Mette Frederiksen secure another term?

Immigration authorities have deployed ICE agents to 14 airports across the US, including major hubs like New York's JFK. Learn which airports are affected and the potential impact on travelers.

UK police investigate possible Iran link after four vehicles belonging to a Jewish ambulance service were set on fire in London, prompting concerns of an antisemitic hate crime.