Abrego Garcia renews push for asylum in US, reveals new country willing to accept him
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Salvadoran man at the center of ongoing controversy and legal wranglings, is seeking asylum in the United States.
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Trump’s cartel crackdown gains ‘powerful political leverage’ with El Mayo guilty plea
Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada, Sinaloa Cartel co-founder, pleads guilty to drug trafficking charges and must forfeit $15 billion as Trump administration intensifies cartel crackdown.
Cook’s potential exit hands Trump greater sway over Fed board shaping US monetary policy
Lisa Cook's potential removal from the Federal Reserve Board of Governors gives Trump another opportunity to name someone more closely aligned with his financial policy.
Apple expected to roll out texting update that would hit GOP hardest ahead of midterms, fundraisers say
Apple's upcoming September iOS 26 update is expected to introduce text message filtering that GOP digital strategists claim could disproportionately affect conservative fundraising efforts.
NAACP accuses Texas of ‘racially motivated’ redistricting move in new lawsuit
Texas faces a lawsuit from the NAACP alleging the state's redistricting map discriminates against Black communities and reduces their representation.
Transgender policies put Virginia Dems on defense as GOP contenders back families: ‘Somebody has to stand up’
GOP candidates for statewide office in Virginia say biology and common sense should guide school bathroom policies, but their Democrat opponents won’t weigh in.
Family member of infants burned alive by cartel thanks Trump for crackdown: ‘Hopeful for the first time’
A woman whose sister, nieces and nephews were burned alive by a cartel is now speaking out in support of President Donald Trump’s crackdown on migrant crime.