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California representatives visit Otay Mesa facility facing allegations of overcrowding, poor conditions, and sexual assaults. Promises made for more unannounced oversight visits.

New policy allows military service members to request permission to carry personal firearms on military installations, aiming to boost security and self-defense capabilities.

US President Trump plans to use tariffs to pressure pharmaceutical companies into lowering drug prices, but industry experts are skeptical about the strategy's effectiveness.

In a move to enhance security, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has granted troops the ability to carry personal firearms on military bases. Discover the details behind this significant policy shift.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired the Army Chief, Gen. Randy George, and is expected to appoint Gen. Christopher LaNeve, his former senior military assistant, in a major shakeup.

Explore the impact of Martyn's Law, a landmark legislation aimed at enhancing public safety, as the UK marks its first year since receiving Royal Assent.

Reflecting on the impact of Martyn's Law, a landmark UK legislation passed to enhance security and safety measures at public venues a year after Royal Assent.

A leading Fox News host is calling for the resignation of the newly-nominated US Army Chief of Staff over recent comments. The heated political battle could have major implications.

A former Colorado clerk involved in an election scheme has been ordered to be resentenced, shining a spotlight on the ongoing debate around election integrity.

Milwaukee leaders and civil rights groups criticize ICE for the arrest of Salah Sarsour, the president of Islamic Society of Milwaukee, during a traffic stop on March 30.