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Commander of American Forces in Latin America Steps Down as Trump Threatens Early Land Operations in Venezuela
Admiral Alvin Holsey has told lawmakers he is quitting his post two years early for personal reasons, dismissing reports of tensions with the secretary of defense.
From Dynasty to Desperation: Chiefs Post-Season Streak Is Hanging by a Thread
NFL could lose its biggest box-office attractions: Mahomes, Kelce and Taylor Swift.
Seizing an Oil Tanker in the Caribbean Might Be Just the Beginning
Will America act against others that violate sanctions on Russia, Iran, and Venezuela, helping Communist China satiate its thirst for cheap energy?
Wisconsin Judge To Face Trial for Allegedly Helping Illegal Immigrant Evade ICE at Her Courthouse
Preservationists Sue Trump Over White House Ballroom Project
Columnists
Editorials
Opinion
In Signal of Liberal Press’s Failures, Biden’s Immigration Errors Are Detailed — Years Too Late — by the Times
Europe’s Pathologies Threaten To Destroy America, Too
Scrutiny Rising Over Council on American-Islamic Relations’ Ties to Terrorism — and Turkey’s Government
New York Consumers Face Surge in Energy Prices as Climate-Obsessed Democrats Push To Run Nearly Everything on Electricity
National
Fear Returns to CNN as Jared Kushner Joins Paramount’s Hostile Bid for WBD, Putting Erin Burnett’s and Brianna Keilar’s Jobs in Peril
The potential future for CNN appears to have grown even more dire for the left-leaning staffers with the president’s son-in-law now involved in Paramount’s hostile takeover bid.
Former Michigan Coach Faces Felony Charge After Affair Leads to Arrest
Sherrone Moore’s playbook now includes home invasion, stalking and breaking and entering.
Democrats Release ‘Disturbing’ Epstein Photos Showing Trump, Clinton, Bannon
The photos are a fraction of nearly 100,000 obtained from Epstein’s estate.
Is It Real or Is It AI? Professors Turn to Ancient Practice of Oral Exams To Find Out
In a recent survey of college students, a staggering 85 percent confessed to using AI in their studies.
Charlie Kirk’s Alleged Executioner Smiles With Attorneys, Glares at Camera at Court Hearing
Tyler Robinson, wearing a shirt and tie instead of jail clothes, smiles as he chats with his lawyers.
Trump Signals Current Plan for CNN To Be Spun Off Under a Separate Company as Part of Warner Bros. Discovery Deal Is Unacceptable
The president wants CNN ‘completely’ sold off from WBD, according to the Wall Street Journal
Foreign
Swiss, Dutch Governments Bill Showboating Gaza Flotilla Participants for Their Rescue, Return Home
The anti-Israel activists are complaining — and some are refusing to pay.
America Considers Designating the UN’s Top Benefactor of Palestinians a Terrorist Organization
Such designation would sanction any country or organization that fund UNRWA.
Chinese Communist War Plane Locks Radar on Japanese Aircraft in Airspace Near Free China
Rising animosity is seen between the communist regime in Beijing and Japan’s democratic government.
As Machado Wins the Nobel Prize for Peace, a Geopolitical Clash Brews in the Caribbean
‘China, Russia, Iran, Turkey, Qatar — they own Venezuela, in partnership with the government,’ an analyst tells the Sun.
Border Protection Proposal Demands Social Media Histories of Visitors From Trusted American Allies
Immigration lawyers say the policy, which would apply to Israel and most of Europe, could discourage international travel and harm American tourism.
How a Broken Asylum Vetting System Let a Killer Slip Through — and What To Do Next
The multi-layered and rigorous system developed since 2001 was not designed for today’s record volume of applicants.
Politics
Trump Brushes Off Indiana Redistricting Loss Even as Allies Promised a Scorched-Earth Revenge Campaign
‘I wasn’t working on it very hard,’ the president says.
In a Rare Rebuke for Trump, Indiana Republicans Reject New Gerrymandered Congressional Map Favoring GOP
Several Republican state senators have received threats in the wake of the president’s public pressure campaign.
Brad Lander, Challenging Incumbent Congressman Dan Goldman in Democratic Primary, Officially Wins Mamdani Endorsement
The city comptroller is considered to be a major force in helping Mamdani capture the mayor’s office this year.
Wealthy Foreigners Will Gain American Residency Through Trump’s $1 Million ‘Gold Card’ Visa
Commerce Secretary Says 10,000 People Signed Up During Pre-Registration Period
Key Moment in Gerrymandering War Comes Into View as Indiana Republicans To Vote on Redrawing Congressional Maps
If Indiana does adopt the new maps, Democrats in other states are threatening to retaliate.
Editorials
Opinion
In Signal of Liberal Press’s Failures, Biden’s Immigration Errors Are Detailed — Years Too Late — by the Times
Europe’s Pathologies Threaten To Destroy America, Too
Scrutiny Rising Over Council on American-Islamic Relations’ Ties to Terrorism — and Turkey’s Government
New York Consumers Face Surge in Energy Prices as Climate-Obsessed Democrats Push To Run Nearly Everything on Electricity
Popular
A Rabbi’s Warning on Mamdani
Commander of American Forces in Latin America Steps Down as Trump Threatens Early Land Operations in Venezuela
‘I’m Not Very Big’: Luigi Mangione Was Curious Why So Many Police Vehicles Were Coming to His McDonald’s Arrest, Police Officer Testifies
Fear Returns to CNN as Jared Kushner Joins Paramount’s Hostile Bid for WBD, Putting Erin Burnett’s and Brianna Keilar’s Jobs in Peril
Former Michigan Coach Faces Felony Charge After Affair Leads to Arrest
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