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Dennis Hamlin, father of NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin, died in a house fire in Gaston County, North Carolina, while the driver's mother remains in critical condition.
The Department of Defense's systematic persecution of patriotic military leaders who stood against unconstitutional COVID mandates reaches a critical juncture as a decorated general faces career termination.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth authorized the destruction of a suspected drug-smuggling vessel operated by a U.S.-designated terrorist organization in international waters, continuing the Trump administration's aggressive crackdown on transnational crime.
Brigadier General Christopher Sage faces a December 31st deadline that could end his distinguished military career, as Department of Defense bureaucrats continue Biden-era persecution of service members who resisted COVID vaccine mandates.
A 21-year-old Texas man was arrested in a Christmas week sting operation for allegedly funding ISIS and providing bomb-making materials to what he believed was a fellow terrorist.
The U.S. military struck another suspected drug-smuggling vessel in the Eastern Pacific on Monday, as the Trump administration continues its aggressive campaign against transnational criminal organizations threatening American security.
Guilty pleas are mounting in what marks the first-known federal terrorism case against antifa militants in American history, as the Trump Department of Justice secures historic convictions following a brazen July 4th attack on an ICE facility in Texas.
A Minnesota state senator made the stunning claim that the state couldn't survive without its Somali population, even as investigators uncover mounting evidence of massive welfare fraud schemes within the community.
Two suspected drug smugglers met their end when U.S. Southern Command forces intercepted and destroyed their drug-running speedboat in a kinetic strike along a known trafficking route in the eastern Pacific.
Federal authorities have arrested Latvian nationals living illegally in the United States after uncovering a sophisticated $14 million gift card fraud scheme operating out of Texas, once again highlighting the criminal exploitation enabled by lax immigration enforcement.
FBI Director Kash Patel revealed that Somali immigrants convicted in a $250 million fraud scheme could face denaturalization and deportation, as DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announced a sweeping federal investigation into Minnesota fraud networks.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers worked through Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, arresting dangerous foreign criminals and keeping American families safe during the holiday season.