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Twenty-six U.S. governors, all Republican, announced the creation of a Border Strike Force to “disrupt and dismantle transnational criminal organizations” on April 19.

UK District Judge Paul Goldspring has formally approved journalist and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s extradition to the US to face charges about information that he published through WikiLeaks more than a decade ago.

Democrats have much more to worry about than losing the House, and possibly the Senate: the possibility of a re-elected President Trump with a compliant, veto-proof Senate majority in January 2025.

Russia ratcheted up its battle for control of Ukraine’s eastern industrial heartland, intensifying assaults on cities and towns along a front hundreds of miles long in what officials on both sides described as a new phase of the war.

New court filings in a Spygate case solve some long-running mysteries and hint at serious developments.

Kiev says the “second phase of the war” has begun.

China is using its new Covid lockdowns to slow down supply lines to the United States, according to one analyst.

Former U.S. Army Colonel Douglas MacGregor believes the war in Ukraine has reached its “final phase.”

Authorities in South Carolina say they are investigating a shooting at a club in Hampton County early Sunday that left at least nine people injured. It was the third mass shooting in the U.S. over the Easter holiday weekend.

Durham says he will seek immunity for a Fusion GPS employee during the trial of Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann.