
US military not preparing for Cuba invasion, Southern Command chief tells lawmakers
General Francis Donovan told senators that US forces are not rehearsing for a Cuba invasion but remain ready to protect American interests on the island.

General Francis Donovan told senators that US forces are not rehearsing for a Cuba invasion but remain ready to protect American interests on the island.

A watchdog organization has filed a Federal Election Commission complaint alleging Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez misused campaign funds.
High-ranking government figures are allegedly planning to approach the Prime Minister about departure plans if local election results prove poor.

Immigration officials detained Eledoro Valenzuela Rodriguez, describing him as a repeat offender who evaded deportation for years.

Democratic Senate candidates in Maine and Michigan are defending themselves against criticism over past remarks and positions ahead of key primary elections.

A Minneapolis family is appealing an accelerated deportation order after an immigration judge ended the asylum claim of 5-year-old Liam Conejos Ramos.

The UK government announced increased BBC World Service funding while also apologizing for adoption system failures highlighted by BBC investigation.

Politicians in West Bengal are incorporating fish into their campaign activities as a symbol of regional identity and cultural pride during ongoing elections.

Wisconsin becomes the 33rd state to legalize online sports betting after Governor Tony Evers signed legislation into law.

A months-long manhunt for a Louisiana man charged in a fatal crash continues while plans advance for a migrant detention facility at an airport.

The eldest daughter of Virginia Senator Mark Warner died at age 36 following a decades-long struggle with juvenile diabetes and other health complications.
The US Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to a Massachusetts school district's gender-identity policy.

The Trump administration will cut the cost to renounce US citizenship by 81% starting in April, fulfilling a campaign promise despite financial losses.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will face questions at 2pm press conference following criticism of Britain's military preparedness and US relations.

The Southern Poverty Law Center faces an 11-count federal indictment alleging fraud and money laundering activities.
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