The U.S. military released the names of the two Marines that were tragically killed in a vehicle accident on Tuesday after swerving off the road into a 10-foot ditch — rolling over along a narrow highway in Santa Teresa, New Mexico.
Read More Marines Identified After Fatal Vehicle Accident Near U.S.-Mexico Border In New Mexico
A federal judge on Friday declined to further enforce his order directing the White House to restore the Associated Press’ access to certain areas.
Read More Judge Declines To Extend Enforcement Of Order Reinstating AP’s WH Access: ‘I Don’t Intend To Micromanage’
The U.S. State Department has accused a Chinese satellite technology company of directly assisting the Houthis, an Islamist terrorist group, in targeting U.S. warships and merchant vessels in the Red Sea.
Read More State Dept Accuses China Of Assisting Houthis With Intelligence To Attack U.S. Warships, Merchant Vessels In Red Sea
On Friday, National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard announced the release of around 10,000 documents pertaining to the 1968 assassination of Democrat Senator Robert F. Kennedy.
Read More Tulsi Gabbard Announces Release Of 10K Pages Of Docs Pertaining To 1968 RFK Assassination
President Donald Trump has announced the appointment of several notable figures to his Homeland Security Advisory Council, including Fox News contributor Mark Levin—an accomplished attorney and political commentator—alongside South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster, Florida State Senator Joe Gruters, and former NYPD detective Bo Dietl.
Read More Mark Levin Among New Appointees To Trump’s Revamped Homeland Security Advisory Council
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned on Friday that the U.S. would “move on” from trying to mediate a Russian-Ukraine peace deal within days — unless there’s clear signs pointing to an agreement and resulting in steps to end the war.
Read More Rubio Signals End To U.S. Mediation Efforts In Russia-Ukraine War ‘Unless Progress Is Made’