Trump Crackdown Drives 22 Percent Plunge in Fentanyl Deaths.
The Trump administration credits its border and drug policies for a significant reduction in fentanyl-related deaths.
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The Trump administration credits its border and drug policies for a significant reduction in fentanyl-related deaths.
Ofcom, the United Kingdom's media regulator, will investigate Sky News following allegations that the broadcaster harassed Nigel Farage's daughter.
A Missouri court decision secures a Republican-drawn congressional map, underscoring ongoing redistricting battles that could shape the balance of power in the U.S. House of Representatives.
A federal judge has ruled that an oil pipeline off the coast of Santa Barbara in California can continue to operate.
Federal authorities have arrested a woman accused of planning an ISIS-inspired bombing at the New York State Capitol, highlighting the ongoing jihadist security threat in the U.S.
Liberal MP Anthony Housefather's involvement in a U.S. election campaign raises questions about cross-border political activism on behalf of the Democrats.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has appointed Caroline Simpson to lead Number 10 North, the British government's cornerstone operation for driving economic growth, despite her dubious credentials.
A secret U.S. military operation is enabling millions of barrels of oil to bypass an Iranian blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, easing global supply concerns.
The British government has confirmed that it intends to "spread" illegal migrants across the country.
The latest drop in unemployment claims suggests a stable labor market, despite the Iran war and a hiring slowdown, although inflation remains a concern for the Federal Reserve.