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Former ICE Director Warns Agency Has ‘a Problem’ After 17 Officer-Involved Shootings This Year
Former acting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director John Sandweg said the agency faces a broader operational problem after at least 17 officer-involved shootings this year, arguing that increased reliance on traffic stops and the absence of body cameras have exposed weaknesses in ICE's enforcement strategy. 
Former acting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director John Sandweg said the agency faces a broader operational problem after at least 17 officer-involved shootings this year, arguing that increased reliance on traffic stops and the absence of body cameras have exposed weaknesses in ICE's enforcement strategy. -
Trump Reportedly Approves 30-Year Saudi Nuclear Deal, Setting Up Likely Fight in Congress
President Donald Trump has reportedly approved a long-term nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia that would allow the kingdom to develop uranium-enrichment capabilities for a civilian nuclear program, according to a report by the Associated Press. The proposed accord, which could be announced publicly as early as Wednesday, is expected to span 30 years, involve tens of billions of dollars in investment and give U.S. companies a leading role in building Saudi Arabia's nuclear infrastructure. 
President Donald Trump has reportedly approved a long-term nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia that would allow the kingdom to develop uranium-enrichment capabilities for a civilian nuclear program, according to a report by the Associated Press. The proposed accord, which could be announced publicly as early as Wednesday, is expected to span 30 years, involve tens of billions of dollars in investment and give U.S. companies a leading role in building Saudi Arabia's nuclear infrastructure. -
Trump Imposes 50% Tariffs on Canadian Goods One Day After Friendly World Cup Meeting With Mark Carney
President Donald Trump announced a 50% tariff on a broad range of Canadian goods Monday, reopening a major trade confrontation with Canada one day after appearing publicly with Prime Minister Mark Carney at the FIFA World Cup final. The levies, scheduled to take effect in 30 days, will cover products including wine, hockey sticks and cement while exempting energy, potash, fish and critical minerals. 
President Donald Trump announced a 50% tariff on a broad range of Canadian goods Monday, reopening a major trade confrontation with Canada one day after appearing publicly with Prime Minister Mark Carney at the FIFA World Cup final. The levies, scheduled to take effect in 30 days, will cover products including wine, hockey sticks and cement while exempting energy, potash, fish and critical minerals. -
Trump Says Iran Has ‘Lost Everything’ After 3 U.S. Troops Killed, Abruptly Ends Press Q&A
President Donald Trump defended the expanding U.S. military campaign against Iran on Sunday, insisting Tehran has "lost everything, almost, militarily," before abruptly ending a question-and-answer session with reporters at Joint Base Andrews after being challenged about the duration of the conflict and the recent deaths of three American service members. 
President Donald Trump defended the expanding U.S. military campaign against Iran on Sunday, insisting Tehran has "lost everything, almost, militarily," before abruptly ending a question-and-answer session with reporters at Joint Base Andrews after being challenged about the duration of the conflict and the recent deaths of three American service members. -
Trump Biographer Seth Abramson Calls President ‘Functionally a Psychopath,’ Urges 25th Amendment Review
President Donald Trump is facing renewed scrutiny over his mental fitness after author and presidential historian Seth Abramson sharply criticized the president's latest public remarks, arguing that neither legal institutions nor close advisers are effectively constraining Trump's decision-making and urging consideration of constitutional mechanisms such as the 25th Amendment. 
President Donald Trump is facing renewed scrutiny over his mental fitness after author and presidential historian Seth Abramson sharply criticized the president's latest public remarks, arguing that neither legal institutions nor close advisers are effectively constraining Trump's decision-making and urging consideration of constitutional mechanisms such as the 25th Amendment. -
JD Vance Accuses Israeli Officials of Trying to Derail U.S.-Iran Peace Talks as Fighting Intensifies
Vice President JD Vance accused some members of the Israeli government of attempting to undermine U.S. diplomatic efforts with Iran, alleging they sought to influence American public opinion to derail negotiations that Washington believed could reduce regional tensions. 
Vice President JD Vance accused some members of the Israeli government of attempting to undermine U.S. diplomatic efforts with Iran, alleging they sought to influence American public opinion to derail negotiations that Washington believed could reduce regional tensions. -
Trump Calls for ABC and NBC License Revocations After Networks Skip Live Election Speech
President Donald Trump intensified his long-running confrontation with major U.S. broadcasters on Thursday, calling for ABC and NBC to lose their broadcast licenses after the networks declined to carry his primetime speech on election integrity live over their main television channels. 
President Donald Trump intensified his long-running confrontation with major U.S. broadcasters on Thursday, calling for ABC and NBC to lose their broadcast licenses after the networks declined to carry his primetime speech on election integrity live over their main television channels. -
Trump Administration Weighs $100,000 Green Card Bond for Some Immigrants Under New State Department Proposal
President Donald Trump's administration is considering requiring some immigrants seeking U.S. green cards through American consulates overseas to post refundable bonds of roughly $100,000, a proposal that would significantly raise the financial threshold for legal immigration if implemented. 
President Donald Trump's administration is considering requiring some immigrants seeking U.S. green cards through American consulates overseas to post refundable bonds of roughly $100,000, a proposal that would significantly raise the financial threshold for legal immigration if implemented. -
U.S. Strikes on Iran Expand as Officials Say Attacks Are Preparing for Possible Wider Military Campaign
President Donald Trump's military campaign against Iran is increasingly being viewed as preparation for a potentially broader conflict, with recent U.S. strikes designed not only to weaken Tehran's ability to threaten shipping in the Strait of Hormuz but also to expand Washington's military options if diplomacy fails. 
President Donald Trump's military campaign against Iran is increasingly being viewed as preparation for a potentially broader conflict, with recent U.S. strikes designed not only to weaken Tehran's ability to threaten shipping in the Strait of Hormuz but also to expand Washington's military options if diplomacy fails. -
Chuck Schumer’s Senate Speech Goes Viral After Unexplained Sound Interrupts Iran War Remarks
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer drew far more attention for an unexplained sound captured by his microphone than for his criticism of President Donald Trump, the Iran war and the stalled National Defense Authorization Act during a Senate floor speech broadcast live on C-SPAN. 
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer drew far more attention for an unexplained sound captured by his microphone than for his criticism of President Donald Trump, the Iran war and the stalled National Defense Authorization Act during a Senate floor speech broadcast live on C-SPAN.
