None of the Burke Law Group’s lawyers list immigration law as an area of expertise, per the firm’s website.

A web of oil interests, a fallen congressmember, a special envoy and a fleet of social-media influencers tried to pull the Trump administration toward a more accommodating posture on Venezuela. It alm...

A web of oil interests, a fallen congressmember, a special envoy and a fleet of social-media influencers tried to pull the Trump administration toward a more accommodating posture on Venezuela. It alm...

Aaron Schock traded congressional disgrace for what he said was his shot at a Venezuelan gold mine — and the chance to remake himself in Trump's Washington.

Republicans have raised specific questions about the role Kara Voorhies played at DHS.

“Honestly, there’s a lot of fear” as Washington pressures other countries to ditch Cuba, a senior Caribbean official said.

The U.S. move against Venezuela’s dictator is resonating in Florida, home to a key political constituency of the secretary of State.

Deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are “on the same page” about the U.S. government approaching the South American petrostate as a transnational criminal group.

The ruling comes a day after ICE confirmed it would offer unaccompanied minors money to self-deport to their home countries.

Chinese spies have been found lurking in the upper ranks of President Lai Ching-Te's government.

Applicants will be vetted for “any indications of hostility towards the citizens, culture, government, institutions or founding principles of the United States.”

Applicants will be vetted for “any indications of hostility towards the citizens, culture, government, institutions or founding principles of the United States.”

The State Department issued instructions to consulates and embassies late Thursday telling them to start the vetting immediately.

The State Department issued instructions to consulates and embassies late Thursday telling them to start the vetting immediately.

The State Department issued instructions to consulates and embassies late Thursday telling them to start the vetting immediately.

Many SFS alumni become journalists, driven by a shared call to inform. We spoke with several about their paths, lessons and lasting SFS impact.

Does the president remember he’s already freed many people wrongfully detained overseas?

Administration officials say countries can’t just invoke “China” and get aid.

The timing for the nation’s keyboard warriors couldn’t be worse.

Some of the concern abroad is that the briefing is just the latest example of the chaotic nature of President Donald Trump’s approach to the world.

Sections on women’s rights and the security of LGBTQ+ people are among those being axed.

Two reports showing dire impacts on Africa and Gaza have not been released in fear of Trump’s wrath, official says.

The efforts highlight internal discord inside the Trump administration over how to treat Kyiv.

From the SitRoom to the E-Ring, the inside scoop on defense, national security and foreign policy.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio had pledged to continue support for the country’s cybersecurity efforts.

The former governor of Illinois, whose corruption conviction sentence Trump commuted, chaired a group called Serbians for Trump in the 2024 election.

Programs centered around human rights could be the first to go.

An inspector general report highlighted instances of inappropriate behavior by the two-star general.

To some State Department officials and Middle East analysts who tracked the issue, it showcased the law of unintended consequences.

Here's an exit interview with America’s top aid official after confronting a turbulent series of humanitarian crises.

It was one of a number of olive branches Biden is extending to Havana in the final days of his presidency.

He’s being undermined by fellow Republicans, and that’s before he shows up to lead a workforce Trump distrusts.

The Trump ally wants the U.S. to forgo the lunar surface for the red planet. He faces one problem: Congress.

“We know how they treat the Inuit in Alaska. Make that great before trying to invade us,” Pipaluk Lynge tells POLITICO.

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There are some early takeaways we can derive from Trump’s first round of picks.

Western security officials and analysts have drawn comparisons between how ISIS groups are amassing territory in the Sahel with the group’s prominent rise in the Middle East around a decade ago.