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2 US National Guards 'critically wounded' in Washington, DC, shooting

2 US National Guards 'critically wounded' in Washington, DC, shooting

President Trump, who is in Florida for Thanksgiving, says both guardsmen 'critically wounded'; suspect 'severely' injured

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US to modernize national park access with digital passes, new fee structure
26.11.2025

US to modernize national park access with digital passes, new fee structure

Resident-first pricing, digital entry, and expanded motorcycle access to begin in January, says Interior Department

US says homeland security secretary did not violate court order in Venezuelan deportations to El Salvador
26.11.2025

US says homeland security secretary did not violate court order in Venezuelan deportations to El Salvador

New court filing says Kristi Noem authorized transfer of detainees after receiving legal guidance from senior Justice Department officials

US Democrat says troops could serve as a ‘check’ on Trump, after lawmakers urged them to refuse illegal orders
26.11.2025

US Democrat says troops could serve as a ‘check’ on Trump, after lawmakers urged them to refuse illegal orders

Eric Swalwell says service members see themselves as safeguard against ‘unlawful orders,’ adding that by targeting Sen. Mark Kelly, Trump administration is announcing its intent to issue such orders

Venezuela calls on airlines that halted flights to resume operations
26.11.2025

Venezuela calls on airlines that halted flights to resume operations

Companies that fail to comply within the specified timeframe risk losing their flight permits, according to reports

Russia says it received multiple unofficial versions of US peace plan for Ukraine
26.11.2025

Russia says it received multiple unofficial versions of US peace plan for Ukraine

'There’s no official version, but there is a document. There are several documents. Several options, some of which can even be confusing,' Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov says