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Africa, Asia hit hardest as Trump recalls U.S. ambassadors
A major personnel change is underway at the State Department as the Trump administration orders the return of nearly 30 career diplomats from ambassadorial and other senior embassy roles, part of a broader effort to align U.S. diplomacy more closely with President Donald Trump’s “America First” doctrine. According to two State Department officials familiar with…
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Africa dominates new U.S. travel ban list as Trump expands restrictions
Africa has borne the brunt of the Trump administration’s latest expansion of U.S. travel...
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Travel ban expanded again as Trump targets 20 additional countries
The Trump administration expanded its travel ban on Tuesday, adding 20 more countries and individuals...
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Inside the Trump administration’s deportation push tearing U.S. families apart
Seven years after images of crying toddlers at the southern border provoked worldwide outrage,...
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Trump’s new ‘gold card’ offers wealthy applicants a shortcut to U.S. status
Finally, President Donald Trump‘s “gold card” is here! The initiative, which carries a price tag of $1 million for individuals and $2 million for corporations seeking legal residency...
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How Trump’s ICE crackdown is disrupting America’s preschools
Soon after President Donald Trump took office in January, staff at CentroNía, a bilingual preschool, began practicing what to do if Immigration and Customs Enforcement showed up. By summer, as ICE...
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U.S. to host crucial peace signing between the presidents of Congo and Rwanda
The United States will host the presidents of the Congo and Rwanda as they sign a crucial peace agreement. The Congolese government announced on Friday that President Felix Tshisekedi is preparing for...
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U.S. halts Afghan applications after National Guard attack near White House
U.S. immigration authorities have halted the processing of Afghan applications after an Afghan national was named as the suspect in a shooting that critically injured two National Guard soldiers near the...
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The U.S. wants a judge’s approval to send Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Liberia
Federal attorneys have revealed that they have now met every requirement to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Liberia and are urging a judge to lift the order preventing his removal. The Justice Department...
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US-led mediation breakthrough as Sudan’s RSF agrees to truce
After more than two years of fierce conflict in Sudan, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) signaled a potential shift by accepting a U.S.-brokered proposal for a ceasefire focused on emergency relief. The agreement...
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U.S. ends temporary protected status for South Sudan as political instability persists
The United States is ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for South Sudan, a program that for years allowed South Sudanese nationals to remain in the U.S. legally while escaping conflict and instability...
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Trump signals possible Pentagon move against Nigeria over alleged Christian persecution
U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon to prepare plans for possible military intervention in Nigeria, following his criticism of the West African nation’s handling of alleged Christian...
