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Ecuador Emerges as Key Ally in US-Led Drug Cartel Crackdown
Joint US-Ecuadorian forces neutralized a high-value target linked to Los Choneros, as Washington shifts military assets to the region.
Hinojosa Positions Texas as Test Case for Democratic Future
The state legislator outlines a strategy to flip traditionally Republican districts by focusing on local governance and economic messaging.
Zuckerberg, Altman Among Tech Leaders at Trump-Xi State Dinner
The White House guest list for the diplomatic event included CEOs of Meta, OpenAI, Tesla, and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
Protesters Drown Out Trump-Xi State Dinner With Chants on Human Rights
Demonstrators in Lafayette Park shouted slogans calling for freedom for political prisoners and Hong Kong, audible over the Marine Corps band.
Justice Jackson Warns Emergency Docket Imposes Institutional Costs on Supreme Court
The liberal justice urged colleagues to reduce reliance on emergency rulings, arguing the process gives one party an unfair advantage over others waiting for standard review.
Unearthed Clip Shows El-Sayed Responding to Sharia Accusations From Former GOP Rival
The 2018 forum exchange highlights ongoing tensions over religious identity in the Michigan Senate race between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican opposition.
Hostin’s Claim of Being Holdout Juror in 1991 NYC Trial Disputed by Records
The New York Post reports that the lone holdout in the Daniel Rakowitz trial was a man, contradicting Hostin’s statement on ABC’s 'The View'.
Whitmer Orders Michigan State Police to Review Fatal ICE Pursuit in Grand Rapids
Gov. Whitmer directs an independent probe after an ICE vehicle pursuit in Grand Rapids resulted in a crash that killed the driver.
Iranian President Pezeshkian Says Tehran Seeks Deal With US Before Midterms
Pezeshkian disputed President Trump's claim that Iran is waiting until after the November elections to negotiate, stating Tehran wants a resolution sooner.
Whitehouse Says Lawmakers Close to Permitting Reform Deal
Senate Environment Chairman states dealbreaker issues resolved as negotiations aim to accelerate infrastructure construction.