He drew a line with Trump. Now Oklahoma’s governor is drawing the president‘s ire

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt arrived in Washington this week with invitations to two White House meetings from an angry President Donald Trump.

Analysis: Trump's damage is done. Democrats – and Europe – are struggling to define what’s next

Many of the Democrats who came to the Munich Security Conference this weekend want to be president. But even if one of them can win the White House in 2028, they may find they can no longer claim the title every American president since the 1940s has borne: leader of the free world.

Epstein files offer new clues about billionaire benefactor Les Wexner

A CNN review of the Justice Department’s massive Epstein file release found that Les Wexner’s name appears in hundreds of records that show federal authorities have closely scrutinized the former owner of Victoria’s Secret and repeatedly sought information from him. CNN’s Kara Scannell reports.

US military prepared to strike Iran as early as this weekend, but Trump has yet to make a final call, sources say

The US military is prepared to strike Iran as early as this weekend, though President Donald Trump has yet to make a final decision on whether he’ll authorize such actions, sources familiar with the matter tell CNN.

Trump administration expands ICE’s ability to detain legal refugees in latest memo

The Department of Homeland Security is broadening federal immigration authorities’ ability to detain legal refugees who have not yet obtained green cards, citing national security concerns and the need to ensure refugees undergo additional screening, according to a DHS memo obtained by CNN.

Bolton: No decision is final on Iran

When asked if President Donald Trump is ultimately likely to strike Iran again, John Bolton, Trump’s former national security adviser, said he believes there is merit to military action, potentially even aimed at regime change, but cautioned that Trump has previously approved and then reversed strikes, making his final decision unpredictable.

Climber accused of leaving girlfriend to die on Austria's tallest mountain goes on trial

A man accused of leaving his girlfriend to freeze to death on Austria’s tallest mountain went on trial on Thursday in a case that could have major implications for mountain climbers and how liable they are for the safety of companions.

North Korea shows Kim Jong Un at the wheel of a mobile rocket launcher

North Korea’s Kim Jong Un took the wheel of a nuclear-capable multiple rocket launcher at a ceremony in the capital Pyongyang, according to the country’s state media, and touted the weapon as among the most powerful of its type in the world.

UN experts say destruction by Sudan’s rebels in El Fasher in October bears ‘hallmarks of genocide’

A “campaign of destruction” in October by Sudanese rebels against non-Arab communities in and near a city in Sudan’s western region of Darfur shows “hallmarks of genocide,” UN-backed human rights experts reported Thursday, a dramatic finding in the country’s devastating war.

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Trump Organization trademark raises suspicions that family could profit from Florida airport name change

As the Florida Legislature ramps up efforts to rename the Palm Beach International Airport after President Donald Trump, a recent trademark filing has some state lawmakers wondering if the Trump family is looking to profit.

How immigration agents are using a once-obscure law to detain American citizens

A pair of federal immigration agents clad in camouflage and masks approached Ryan Ecklund’s car on a snowy Minnesota street last month with a stark warning.