The Trump administration inks deals with Madagascar, Sierra Leone, Botswana, and Ethiopia, tying nearly $2.3 billion in funding to strict performance benchmarks and co-investment commitments from recipient countries

Washington says the strike, carried out with Nigerian coordination, killed multiple Islamic State militants in Sokoto state amid rising concern over militant violence and religious attacks in the country

Ukraine’s president calls for a leaders-level meeting with Donald Trump to address unresolved territorial disputes and finalize a 20-point peace framework with U.S. and European support

The U.S. is seeking to void active asylum claims by deporting applicants to third countries, part of a broader immigration crackdown funded with $170 billion in new resources through 2029

Newly released Epstein records reignite political fallout as Bill Clinton’s team accuses the White House of scapegoating him, insisting he cut ties with Epstein years before the financier’s crimes became public

The U.S. president warned Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro to leave power, signaling that seized oil could be kept, sold, or used for U.S. strategic reserves amid ongoing military operations in the region.

Lawmakers from both parties and Epstein survivors are criticizing the Justice Department over delays and heavy redactions, as threats of contempt proceedings and calls for full disclosure intensify political pressure in Washington.

We must boldly pursue deeper integration, ensuring European sovereignty and respect for fundamental values and rights

Newly released Justice Department documents on Jeffrey Epstein heavily feature former president Bill Clinton while making limited reference to Donald Trump, prompting criticism over redactions, transparency and the scope of the disclosure

Washington says more than 70 Islamic State sites were hit in a retaliatory operation after an attack killed U.S. troops, with President Donald Trump calling the strikes a “massive” blow against the group

The White House “Presidential Walk of Fame” now features plaques attacking Democratic predecessors and even fellow Republican George W. Bush, drawing criticism for politicizing a historic space

Congress releases dozens of photos from Jeffrey Epstein's estate, showing disturbing content and notable figures, as the Justice Department is legally required to publish files by Friday

Moscow criticizes U.S. oil tanker blockade on Venezuela, calling for dialogue and reaffirming support for Maduro, while China opposes unilateral pressure but offers no direct aid

No longer bound by an ideologically charged narrative used to serve America’s image as a beacon of democracy, Trump enjoys more flexibility to tilt to authoritarianism at home

Turkey was removed from the F-35 program after it acquired the S-400, a decision Washington has repeatedly said is incompatible with NATO security requirements

House Democrats release images showing Trump, Clinton, Gates, and Bannon as Justice Department prepares to unveil more Epstein documents. Faces of women are redacted to protect victims’ identities

President Zelenskiy says Washington proposed a “free economic zone” in Ukraine-held parts of Donbas as part of a broader peace framework, but territorial concessions remain the core obstacle in talks with Russia

Hungarian PM Viktor Orban says President Trump’s new National Security Strategy accurately reflects Europe’s “civilizational-scale decline,” praising Washington’s tougher stance as others on the continent express shock