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The Israeli defense forces have launched "another wave of strikes," against Iran, the IDF said in a post on X.
Dylan Lopez Contreras, a senior at Ellis Prep academy, was taken by ICE in May. The Guardian invited him and five of his classmates to share their lives and dreams
An example of “overlearning the lessons of the past”: slavish fulfillment of someone else’s wishes by destroying one wing of the seat of power doesn’t necessarily do anything, aside from giving US neoconservatives an historical high five for removing a...
Donald Trump’s plans to oust the Iranian regime, which led to the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, made some of his advisers nervous, The Atlantic reports. Read about what went into the decision to attack Iran, and what might come next:
The US president has not understood the lessons of past wars for regime change in Iraq and Afghanistan
Khamenei, who ruled Iran’s religious autocracy for more than three decades, was killed in the opening wave of strikes.
According to a former Trump adviser, Vice President JD Vance is likely privately uncomfortable with the president's military assault on Iran, which killed its leader and destabilized the Middle East, creating division within Trump's political base.Trump's bombing campaign, which began Saturday and c...
Questions remain over who succeed Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who Iranian state media said was killed in U.S. and Israeli strikes. According to Iran’s constitution, electing his successor will fall to an 88-member body of clerics.
Money needed to improve the lives of people in communities like McDowell County, WV, is small fraction of what is being spent to appease the wealthy.
Antics of RFK Jr, Kristi Noem and others prompt derision – could their erratic behaviour prove president’s undoing?
A federal judge ordered the release of 32 immigrants detained during ICE's "Operation Midway Blitz" last fall, finding that arrests were made without proper warrants or probable cause in violation of the Castañon Nava consent decree, which governs ICE and CBP actions in Illinois and five other Midwestern states. U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Cummings made individualized assessments of 53 arrests, raising concerns about the validity of so-called "blank" I-200 warrants used in the field, citing missing information, boilerplate language contradicting arrest records, and questions about document authenticity. Cummings also rebuked DHS for defying his earlier order to circulate the consent decree's warrantless arrest policy nationwide, after the agency limited it to only the Chicago regional office while directing other offices to follow a separate ICE policy with reduced requirements. As of Wednesday, at least 11 of those ordered released had already been deported, while 11 others remained detained.