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President Trump's decisive action to deploy National Guard troops in New Orleans gets extended through August, proving his America First approach to public safety works.
Police body-camera footage reveals disturbing behavior from Caleb Flynn, a former American Idol contestant and worship pastor, moments after allegedly killing his wife in Ohio.
President Trump keeps Louisiana National Guard troops deployed in the Crescent City for another six months as local authorities struggle to maintain order in the Democrat-run metropolis.
Defense officials face intense congressional scrutiny over the Trump administration's Iran military strategy, marking the first Pentagon testimony since hostilities escalated.
Disturbing police footage reveals the cold, calculated behavior of worship pastor Caleb Flynn moments after allegedly killing his wife in Ohio.
Disturbing police footage reveals the heartless behavior of former 'American Idol' contestant Caleb Flynn moments after allegedly killing his wife in their Ohio home.
Defense policy chief Elbridge Colby faced intense bipartisan questioning about the Trump administration's Iran war strategy in his first congressional appearance since conflict began.
President Trump's decisive National Guard deployment to New Orleans gets extended through August as Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry announces continued federal support for law enforcement operations in the crime-plagued city.
Elias Rodriguez, accused of murdering two Israeli Embassy staffers in an anti-Semitic terror attack, enters not guilty plea to new terrorism charges that could bring the death penalty.
A prominent leftist social media personality has crossed a dangerous line by openly instructing millions of followers on how to carry out terrorist drone attacks amid escalating Middle East tensions.
Elias Rodriguez, 31, entered a not guilty plea to terrorism charges for the brutal execution of two Israeli Embassy workers outside a Jewish museum in what appears to be another anti-Semitic terror attack.
The Chicago man who gunned down two Israeli Embassy staffers outside a Jewish museum now faces terrorism charges that could send him to the electric chair. Justice delayed, but not denied.