Secretary of State Marco Rubio will visit St. Kitts for a one‑day CARICOM summit to press security, trade and stability after the U.S. operation in Venezuela. The trip is meant to reassure Caribbean leaders and lock in cooperation on drug interdiction and economic ties.

A woman adopted from Iran in the 1970s has been ordered into immigration court after DHS says she was never naturalized; advocates say the case exposes a law-based gap affecting thousands of adoptees.

Sen. Adam Schiff’s legal defense fund raised about $1.2 million through Dec. 31, 2025, and filings show hundreds of thousands already paid to outside counsel.

A Moroccan asylum seeker says U.S. authorities flew her to Cameroon and back to Morocco despite a judge's protection order, spotlighting contentious third‑country deportations.

President Trump posted that a "great hospital boat" is "on the way" to Greenland, but officials and allied authorities have not confirmed the plan or which ship will deploy.

A HUD FOIA response shows the FHA doesn't collect citizenship data on loan applications, meaning the agency can't count how many non‑permanent residents hold FHA‑insured mortgages. The gap comes after Mortgagee Letter 2025‑09 barred non‑permanent residents from future FHA loans.

Tina Cannon says a tweak in H.B. 545 could weaken the state auditor’s independence and limit audits; lawmakers call it a budget clarification.

New FBI memos published Sunday appear to show White House talks before the 2022 Mar‑a‑Lago search, adding fresh material to ongoing oversight fights.

Retired Gen. Stanley McChrystal said forced retirements of transgender troops are a costly mistake that erodes readiness, speaking at a Washington ceremony honoring five forced retirees.

Rep. Jimmy Gomez rolled out a short film and bill aimed at rerouting $175 billion planned for ICE and CBP into down‑payment aid, rent relief and office‑to‑housing projects. The move ties national enforcement fights to L.A.’s housing crunch.

Rep. Robin Kelly said Israel's campaign in Gaza 'turned into' genocide at a Chicago debate, drawing fresh attention to the March 17 Democratic primary.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib introduced the Head Start for America’s Children Act to expand Head Start to 11 million children, raise educator pay and extend program hours. Detroit advocates say the plan addresses long wait lists and worn facilities.

The CIA retracted or revised 19 intelligence products after a presidential advisory board review flagged possible bias; three redacted reports were posted as examples.