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The DOJ’s evidence on the documents’ classification status outweighs Trump's lawyers' claims, Judge Raymond Dearie said.

Former Donald Trump aide Steve Bannon turned himself in to New York authorities Thursday after being indicted on money laundering and conspiracy charges.

One year after US forces retreated from Afghanistan, Washington now counts only on its drones to continue the fight against the Islamic extremist groups that drew it to invade the country 21 years ago.

In a move that legal experts suggested could be incriminating, Trump did not deny possessing the documents and instead criticized the photo itself.

Trump's claim that he had broadly declassified the files, even though he didn't do so formally, amounts to a "damning admission," wrote Asha Rangappa.

Western Hemisphere Nearshoring can bring an increase of $78 billion from exports and service in Latin America and the Caribbean

MSNBC host Joy Reid argued on Tuesday that President Biden is the most “purposefully inoffensive” politician in the wake of his attacks on Republicans.

Photos taken at the Mar-a-Lago raid have given us fresh clues about what information Donald Trump had. Newsweek Fact Check digs through the pile.

The Department of Homeland Security has officially terminated its Orwellian plans for a Disinformation Governance Board. The action follows MRC Free Speech America, in conjunction with MRC Business, exposing the DGB’s leftist bias — including its connections to liberal billionaire George Soros.

One national security lawyer was "confused" by Trump's latest lawsuit, and an ex-prosecutor said Trump's lawyers are "completely incompetent or out of their depth."