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BTS's upcoming concerts in Mexico have escalated to a presidential level, with the demands of the ARMY fan base reaching Claudia Sheinbaum's Monday news briefing and prompting a response from the president herself.

The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier and its supporting warships are patrolling in the Middle East amid rising tensions with Iran, giving President Trump the option of launching airstrikes in response to Tehran's crackdown on protesters.

The Virginia Citizen Defense League, led by its president, Philip Van Cleave, called on members to activate the "Second Amendment sanctuary movement 2.0."

Democratic officials and protesters on the streets are demanding that federal immigration officers leave Minnesota after a Border Patrol agent fatally shot a man in Minneapolis.

Rental property foreclosures more than doubled in 2025 as the District's extended eviction moratorium led to tenants not paying rent and owners struggling to pay bills, according to a new report.

The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee announced its complete 232-person roster for the upcoming Winter Games in Milan, with a handful of Washington-area natives leading the charge.

Minnesota Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan rejected accusations that she led a private Signal chat group that was recording the license plates and locations of ICE officers.

Chris Madel has ended his long-shot GOP bid for Minnesota governor, saying he can no longer "support the national Republicans' stated retribution on the citizens of our state."

Truck drivers from Balkan countries outside the European Union blocked cargo border crossings in the region Monday to protest the recent enforcement of EU entry regulations that they say seriously undermine their work.

Billy Hallowell speaks with Lily Meschi, a director at Iran Alive Ministries, about the underground Christian movement operating inside one of the world's most restrictive regimes.