Gary Franchi

The Trump administration launches a sweeping border security plan, boosting patrols and high-tech surveillance to protect Americans.

New Jersey Lt. Gov. Dale G. Caldwell submitted his resignation Friday after Gov. Mikie Sherrill gave him until the end of the day to quit, citing an independent ethics report that found repeated violations of state policy. Caldwell has denied wrongdoing.

President Trump says Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will not become his "Super Intelligence Czar," calling the speculation "more fake news" — and conservative accounts are celebrating the takedown.

Far-left agitators from Code Pink hijacked a Nature Conservancy panel at NYC Climate Week, demanding the environmental group answer for the Pentagon's carbon footprint.

President Trump announces a technological showcase aimed at highlighting American innovation.

Israeli opposition figures are calling Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu unfit to serve over an alleged pre-October 7 warning from the UAE president that they say never reached Israel's security leadership, while Netanyahu's UN trip brings a public feud with New York's mayor and two arrests near his hotel.

Iran's president says Tehran still accepts the Islamabad understanding and welcomes Xi Jinping's support, as a papal flight to Paris becomes the backdrop for a fresh dispute over White House press credentials.

Republican Attorney General Catherine Hanaway issues civil investigative demands to the Democratic Party's largest online fundraising platform over allegations it accepted fraudulent and potentially illegal foreign political contributions.

Saudi Arabia's crude shipments in September reportedly hit their highest level since the start of the Iran war, as Gulf producers scramble to keep oil flowing through a disrupted Strait of Hormuz and costs rise across the region's export routes.

President Trump says a follow-up summit with Xi Jinping is set for November in China, after a state visit that produced no announced breakthrough on trade, tariffs or military tensions.

A US official is quoted saying Washington controls the Strait of Hormuz and sees no need to rush a deal with Iran, while a senior Iranian official told Reuters the strait will stay closed and no nuclear concessions are coming. Neither claim has been independently confirmed.

A trilateral security agreement signed Tuesday by President Trump, Denmark, and Greenland is drawing intense pushback online, with The Washington Times and Reuters offering dueling interpretations of the same deal.