Trump Tells AP He Won't Accept Blame If GOP Loses House
Facing the prospect of electoral defeat in the mid-terms, President Trump said that he won't accept the blame if his party loses control of the House.
October Terror Threat Snapshot: Homegrown Terror Cases in 30 States
As usual, the latest Terror Threat Snapshot paints a picture that should keep every American on his or her guard and vigilant.
Extradition Hearing Ordered For Islamic State Terror Suspect In Sacramento
The judge ordered an extradition hearing for a man suspected of being a terrorist and wanted in his homeland for allegedly shooting a police officer.
Honduran Migrant Caravan Crosses Guatemala Border, US-Bound
A caravan of hundreds of Honduran migrants surged over the Guatemalan border hoping to make it to new lives in the United States.
Trump Could Be The Most Honest President In Modern History
When it comes to the real barometer of presidential truthfulness – keeping his promises – Trump is a paragon of honesty.
US Military Tightens Base Access For South Koreans In Japan
The U.S. military has ordered extra scrutiny for South Koreans who want to visit friends or attend events on American bases in Japan.
Family Mourns Retired FDNY EMT Who Died Of 9/11-Related Cancer
Emergency Medical Technician Felipe Torre, 54, succumbed to Ground Zero-related gall bladder cancer Wednesday at his brother's house in Inwood, N.Y.
Feds Raid Suspected MS-13 Marijuana Grow House In Oakland
Federal agents in California raided a marijuana grow house that was suspected of funding the MS-13 gang in Fresno County.
We'd Be Crippled By A Cyberattack On Our Utilities
Utilities attack: We'd quickly exhaust reserve fuel to generate utility services – leading to shortages of potable water and an inability to treat sewage.
DHS Rarely Urges Action Against Agents Accused Of Abusing Immigrants, Advocates Say
Immigration advocates say the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General, which reviewed the sisters' case, rarely recommends action against officers.