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WASHINGTON — The resignation of the National Center for Counterterrorism’s leader has put fresh attention on National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard, who built her reputation as an outspoken opponent of “regime...
The administration’s counterterrorism director has stepped down, officials familiar with the situation said, citing profound disagreements with how leaders have directed the war with Iran. The abrupt departure...
Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton has been projected the winner of the Democratic Senate primary in Illinois, NBC News reports, prevailing over U.S. Reps. Raja Krishnamoorthi and Robin Kelly in the contest to replace retiring...
A contentious Democratic primary is unfolding in Maine as two very different candidates vie for the chance to challenge five-term Republican Sen. Susan Collins, whom Democrats see as one of their best pickup...
I’m Margaret Brennan in Washington. This week on Face the Nation we focused on three intertwined stories: the administration’s tariff threats, an escalation in immigration enforcement, and the broader foreign-policy...
With Sen. Dick Durbin retiring, Illinois’ Democratic primary has become a referendum on immigration enforcement, outside money and Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s political clout. The contest between Lieutenant Gov. Julianna...
60 Minutes revisited the long-standing mystery of so-called “Havana Syndrome” — the debilitating brain injuries reported by U.S. diplomats, intelligence officers and service members — and reported classified...
Two weeks into the current confrontation with Iran, the fight has taken a distinctly asymmetric shape. US and Israeli strikes continue to damage Iranian infrastructure, yet Tehran and its regional proxies keep finding...
This edition of The Takeout with Major Garrett surveyed a wide array of global and domestic developments, from the Munich Security Conference to local tragedies and cultural moments that shaped the week.
By Jacob Rosen Updated March 16, 2026 A federal judge has blocked several changes to the childhood immunization schedule advanced by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., delivering a legal setback...
Good evening. Several major stories shaped the day, from a record winter storm in the Midwest to mounting travel disruptions and international tensions.
Since Donald Trump returned to the presidency, his administration has removed a number of career officials from the Justice Department and some law enforcement agencies. One of those forced out is David Sundberg, a...
