Russian nationals among ISIS prisoners in Iraq to be repatriated, officials say
Iraq took in around 6,000 male ISIS members over the last month as US Central Command transferred them from Syria to Iraq.
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Iran submits new nuclear proposal ahead of Geneva talks with US
China masks drone flights in potential Taiwan rehearsal - analysis
US official said removed from Joint Staff post by Pentagon
Activists display ex-prince Andrew arrest image at Louvre amid Epstein scrutiny
King Charles's younger brother was photographed by Reuters photographer Phil Noble after being arrested on Thursday at the Sandringham estate.
Appeal court clears Jimmy Lai in fraud case but 20-year term remains
"The Court of Appeal gave them leave to appeal against their conviction, allowed their appeals, quashed the convictions and set aside the sentences," the judges wrote.
Al Qaeda, Islamic State ramp up violence in West Africa’s tri-border region, report shows
The findings underscore the accelerating spread of jihadist groups in West Africa, where governments and foreign militaries have struggled for more than a decade to contain their advance.
Rep. Robert Garcia: DOJ withheld key FBI documents on Trump, Epstein-related allegations
"The fact that DOJ is suppressing documents alleging President Trump’s commission of sexual abuse of an underage victim only heightens my genuine concerns about a White House cover-up," Garcia wrote.
Trump says Muslim lawmakers Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib should be 'institutionalized,' sent back
Both Omar and Tlaib shouted "you're killing Americans" at Trump during his speech, with Omar also calling him a "liar."
Federal judge rules Trump deportation policy unlawful, cites lack of migrant protections
"It is not fine, nor is it legal," wrote US District Judge Brian Murphy, who ruled Trump's deportation policy unlawful.
US blocks Venezuelan govt. from paying for Maduro's legal representation in drug trafficking case
Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, both pleaded not guilty on January 5 to drug trafficking charges that could land them in a US prison for decades. They are jailed in New York awaiting trial.
Four killed after boat from Florida entered Cuban waters, occupants opened fire
All four killed were aboard the Florida boat, with the incident taking place amid heightened tension between Cuba and the United States.
Former US treasury secretary to resign from Harvard over Epstein ties
Summers, who also resigned from the OpenAI board, will remain on leave until the end of the academic year.
Trump administration orders US diplomats to fight data sovereignty initiatives
Experts see the move as a reversion to a more confrontational approach, with the administration pushing for a more "assertive international data policy."
