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Trump to Host Roundtable on Operations Targeting Cartels, Human Trafficking

He will be joined by Homeland Security adviser Stephen Miller, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, War Secretary Pete Hegseth, and others. President Donald Trump is...

NBA Player, Coach Arrested Over Alleged Mafia-Linked Gambling Schemes

The FBI charged Miami Heat’s Terry Rozier, Blazers coach Chauncey Billups, and ex-NBA player Damon Jones in an illegal gambling investigation.
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CCP Appoints Chief Anti-Corruption Enforcer to Top Military Post

Unlike his predecessor, Gen. Zhang Shengmin is not considered part of Xi’s faction. The head of China’s military anti-corruption campaign...

ICE Tracker Planned by Democrats Could Endanger Agents, Bondi Says

AG Pam Bondi warned Democrats’ plan for an online platform tracking ICE in LA could put federal agents at risk of harassment or violence.

Trump Responds to Report He’s Seeking $230 Million From DOJ for Past Investigations

President Trump acknowledged the odd position he’s in given that the lawsuit was launched when he was a private citizen: ‘I’m suing myself.’

Food, Drink Companies Launch New Group in Bid for National Food Standards

PepsiCo and major food makers launched a coalition urging national standards for ingredient safety and labeling to replace inconsistent state regulations.

With CDC Reports on Hold Amid Shutdown, Private Groups to Launch Alternative

Private organizations are planning an alternative to the CDC’s weekly MMWR publication, sometimes known as the voice of the public health agency.

Pentagon Staff Now Need Prior Approval Before Communicating With Congress: Hegseth

Department of War staff, including Joint Chiefs and service secretaries, must now obtain prior approval before sharing information with Congress.