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Texas designates Muslim Brotherhood and Cair as foreign terrorist groups
Governor says the two, also classed as transnational criminal groups, aim to 'forcibly impose Sharia'
Poll finds most Americans disapprove of cartel strikes, as US announces 'Southern Spear' mission
US forces have carried out strikes on about 20 vessels in international waters, killing nearly 80 people
Trump petitions Israeli President to pardon Netanyahu
US President calls Israeli leader a 'formidable and decisive War Time Prime Minister'
What would lifting US Caesar Act sanctions on Syria mean?
Washington announces 180-day suspension of sanctions on Damascus as Syrian President Ahmad Al Shara visits White House
White House photo appears to show Petro and Maduro in prison jumpsuits
Latest strikes in eastern Pacific kill six alleged drug traffickers
Kazakhstan to join Abraham Accords, Donald Trump says
US President says more countries are trying to join this 'club of strength'
Democrats' dominance in key races a warning shot to Republicans
Although wins give boost to Democrats, the party has long road to 2026 midterm elections
US to send aircraft carrier to Caribbean as fears of invasion rise in Latin America
Washington imposes sanctions on Colombia's President, whom Donald Trump has accused of involvement in drug trade
US carries out strike against 'drug traffickers' in Pacific
The strike, at least the eighth conducted so far, killed two people on board the vessel
Qatar to share US air base in Idaho
Mountain Home Air Base will host a contingent of F-15s and pilots from the Gulf state
US senators fail to block more Trump-ordered strikes on Caribbean cartels
War powers resolution states President has no legal authority to use force against boats carrying drugs
Will Donald Trump win this year's Nobel Peace Prize?
US President has claimed 'everyone says' he deserves the award
'This is the closest we've come' to getting Gaza hostages released, Rubio says
Hamas has responded favourably to US peace proposal but Secretary of State says 'a lot of work to be done'
US strike kills four alleged drug traffickers in Caribbean
No US forces harmed, says Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth
Microsoft disables services to unit in Israel's Ministry of Defence
Announcement follows internal review after reports indicated technology was being used by Israeli military in Gaza
