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“We’ve never been closer to Poland than we are right now,” Trump said.

The president made the nomination official in a Saturday morning tweet.

President Donald Trump got a bird’s-eye view Monday of Florida communities left in ruins by Hurricane Michael, including Tyndall Air Base in Panama City.

The House on Thursday passed a bill to reauthorize a key foreign intelligence collection program that is often described as critical in helping prevent and unravel terrorist activity, including cyber attacks.

A decision to put the man who handles whistleblower complaints at U.S. spy agencies on administrative leave has raised worries on Capitol Hill that it’s part of a plan to hamstring the program that helps intelligence workers report waste, fraud and abuse.

The new policy aims to stiffen existing safeguards to ensure that names aren’t disclosed for political reasons, especially during presidential transitions.

Two former CIA employees are accusing the Trump administration’s choice for CIA chief watchdog of being less than candid when he told Congress he didn’t know about any active whistleblower complaints against him.

The American Civil Liberties Union is challenging the detention of an American citizen who was picked up on the Syrian battlefield for allegedly fighting with Islamic State militants.

News bulletin in 1957: Sputnik stuns the world. CIA in 2017: Not really.

Intelligence and law enforcement officials across the government lobbied Congress Monday to let them conduct broad surveillance on foreign targets in coming years, saying it helps prevent terrorist and cyberattacks on the United States.

House Democrats on Monday blocked passage of a non-controversial intelligence policy bill, saying that Republicans were rushing to pass it without extensive debate.

The U.S. is seeking a political resolution to the crisis in Syria and won’t insist on Syrian President Bashar Assad’s immediate ouster, President Donald Trump’s homeland and counterterrorism adviser said Thursday.

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