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The United States is evacuating some diplomatic staff from its embassy in Iraq and authorizing the voluntary return of dependents from Bahrain and other Middle Eastern locations amid deteriorating nuclear negotiations with Iran. The move signals growing concern over regional instability and the potential collapse of ongoing diplomatic efforts.

The Eastern European country of Kosovo has agreed to take up to 50 migrants over a one-year period.

The President of the Mexican Senate, Senator Gerardo Fernández Noroña, suggested that the country attempt to take a portion of the United States amid the ongoing Los Angeles riots.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is testing a technology utilizing radar to "see" through walls."

Governor Greg Abbott (R-TX) announced that he will deploy the Texas National Guard across the state in anticipation of immigration demonstrations.

The Southern Baptist Convention voted this week in favor of a resolution urging the Supreme Court to revisit the decision labeling same-sex marriage a federal right.

The House of Representatives passed a bill prohibiting noncitizens from voting in Washington, D.C.'s local elections.

A federal appeals court ruled that President Donald Trump's tariffs could remain in effect as lawsuits on the matter continue.

Nearly 200 anti-ICE protesters were arrested by the Los Angeles Police Department after breaking the city's curfew.

Researchers believe they've confirmed the identity of a lost early 18th-century Spanish galleon, the San José, through a key discovery: gold escudos minted in Lima in 1707.