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Obama ‘Unfinished Business’ Video Sparks 2028 Speculation Despite Constitutional Two-Term Limit
A short video posted by the Obama Foundation on X has ignited a wave of online speculation about Barack Obama and the 2028 presidential election, after the former president appeared in a teaser clip declaring he had "unfinished business." The video, released on March 15, quickly circulated across social media platforms, prompting debate about whether the message hinted at a political comeback. 
A short video posted by the Obama Foundation on X has ignited a wave of online speculation about Barack Obama and the 2028 presidential election, after the former president appeared in a teaser clip declaring he had "unfinished business." The video, released on March 15, quickly circulated across social media platforms, prompting debate about whether the message hinted at a political comeback. -
Gregory Bovino, Face of Trump Immigration Crackdown, to Retire From Border Patrol - Report
Gregory Bovino, the U.S. Border Patrol official closely associated with President Donald Trump's immigration enforcement crackdown, plans to retire at the end of the month, according to two Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials who spoke to NBC News. 
Gregory Bovino, the U.S. Border Patrol official closely associated with President Donald Trump's immigration enforcement crackdown, plans to retire at the end of the month, according to two Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials who spoke to NBC News. -
300+ TSA Officers Resign During DHS Shutdown as Unpaid Wages Trigger Hour-Long Airport Security Lines
Hundreds of officers with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) have resigned after going weeks without pay during the ongoing Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding standoff, worsening security delays at major U.S. airports as winter storms and the spring-break travel surge strain already thin staffing levels. 
Hundreds of officers with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) have resigned after going weeks without pay during the ongoing Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding standoff, worsening security delays at major U.S. airports as winter storms and the spring-break travel surge strain already thin staffing levels. -
Melania Trump’s ‘Often Alone at the Top’ Remark Revives Speculation Over Ivanka Trump Relationship
First Lady Melania Trump stirred renewed speculation about her relationship with Ivanka Trump after telling attendees at a March 12 event honoring American women leaders that she is "often alone at the top," a remark that quickly reverberated through political and media circles given long-standing rumors of tension within the Trump family. 
First Lady Melania Trump stirred renewed speculation about her relationship with Ivanka Trump after telling attendees at a March 12 event honoring American women leaders that she is "often alone at the top," a remark that quickly reverberated through political and media circles given long-standing rumors of tension within the Trump family. -
Trump Says U.S. ‘Obliterated’ Kharg Island Military Targets as Iran Threatens Retaliation on Gulf Oil Facilities
President Donald Trump said U.S. forces had "obliterated" military targets on Iran's Kharg Island, a key Persian Gulf energy hub, prompting Tehran to warn that any attack on its oil infrastructure would trigger retaliation against energy facilities tied to U.S. interests across the Gulf region. 
President Donald Trump said U.S. forces had "obliterated" military targets on Iran's Kharg Island, a key Persian Gulf energy hub, prompting Tehran to warn that any attack on its oil infrastructure would trigger retaliation against energy facilities tied to U.S. interests across the Gulf region. -
Kristi Noem Awarded $1 Billion Border Wall Contracts to Firm Accused of ‘Human and Weapons Smuggling’
Former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem approved $1 billion in border wall construction contracts for SLSCO Ltd, a Texas-based firm previously accused in court filings of employing undocumented migrants and arming them as security guards, according to government records and legal documents tied to the company's past operations. 
Former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem approved $1 billion in border wall construction contracts for SLSCO Ltd, a Texas-based firm previously accused in court filings of employing undocumented migrants and arming them as security guards, according to government records and legal documents tied to the company's past operations. -
Alison Lewandowski Draws Attention Amid Kristi Noem–Corey Lewandowski Allegations
Alison Lewandowski, the wife of longtime Trump ally Corey Lewandowski, has come under renewed public scrutiny following reports examining alleged ties between her husband and Kristi Noem, a controversy that has circulated in political circles for years and resurfaced after new reporting about internal tensions within the Department of Homeland Security. 
Alison Lewandowski, the wife of longtime Trump ally Corey Lewandowski, has come under renewed public scrutiny following reports examining alleged ties between her husband and Kristi Noem, a controversy that has circulated in political circles for years and resurfaced after new reporting about internal tensions within the Department of Homeland Security. -
‘China’s Nostradamus’ Says U.S. Could Lose Iran Conflict as Operation Epic Fury Expands
Chinese-Canadian academic Xueqin Jiang, a history lecturer at Moonshot Academy in Beijing, has predicted that the United States will ultimately lose its war with Iran, warning that the conflict could reshape the global balance of power if it escalates further. 
Chinese-Canadian academic Xueqin Jiang, a history lecturer at Moonshot Academy in Beijing, has predicted that the United States will ultimately lose its war with Iran, warning that the conflict could reshape the global balance of power if it escalates further. -
Trump Claims U.S. Is ‘Totally Destroying’ Iran’s Regime as NYT Reports Ongoing Missile Threats
President Donald Trump said the United States is "totally destroying" Iran's regime militarily and economically, escalating his rhetoric about the ongoing war in the Middle East while sharply criticizing coverage by The New York Times and other media outlets that have reported a more complicated battlefield picture. 
President Donald Trump said the United States is "totally destroying" Iran's regime militarily and economically, escalating his rhetoric about the ongoing war in the Middle East while sharply criticizing coverage by The New York Times and other media outlets that have reported a more complicated battlefield picture. -
Trump Says “I Don't Know About It” as Probe Examines Possible U.S. Role in Iran School Strike That Killed 175
President Donald Trump, the U.S. Department of Defense, and the southern Iranian city of Minab have become the focus of international scrutiny after a missile strike on an elementary school killed at least 175 people, many of them children, during the opening phase of the current U.S.-Iran conflict. Asked by reporters about a military review suggesting the United States may have been responsible, Trump responded briefly: "I don't know about it." 
President Donald Trump, the U.S. Department of Defense, and the southern Iranian city of Minab have become the focus of international scrutiny after a missile strike on an elementary school killed at least 175 people, many of them children, during the opening phase of the current U.S.-Iran conflict. Asked by reporters about a military review suggesting the United States may have been responsible, Trump responded briefly: "I don't know about it."
