
Trump Administration Uses Third-Country Removals to Restore Order at the Border
Human Rights Watch attacks essential deportation policy, but DHS confirms removals are a necessary tool for public safety.
Thursday, October 8, 2026
Front page updated October 8, 2026 at 8:01 PM
Editorial
The policy’s legal framework and diplomatic safeguards prove essential for clearing dangerous illegal aliens while deterring future unlawful entries.

Human Rights Watch attacks essential deportation policy, but DHS confirms removals are a necessary tool for public safety.

Russian forces launched a lethal glide bomb attack on civilian buses in Kramatorsk, killing at least 30 people as the Kremlin intensifies its campaign of destruction across Ukraine.

Arizona congressional candidate Bernadette Greene-Placentia has come forward with allegations of a sexual assault that she claims took place in a parking lot on August 14.

Families of 9/11 victims are fighting to keep their lawsuit against Saudi Arabia alive, seeking justice for the state-linked support allegedly provided to the hijackers who murdered their loved ones.

With U.S. mediation efforts stalled, the European Union is searching for a diplomat to engage Moscow, even as Russia intensifies its aggression and shows no genuine interest in a ceasefire.

India’s communist parties have seen their influence collapse across the nation as their outdated rhetoric of class struggle fails to compete with the realities of a modern, aspirational economy.

NASA has announced a strategic roadmap to establish a permanent lunar presence, but the agency faces significant pressure to beat China in the race to control the Moon's resources.

President Cyril Ramaphosa is mounting a legal challenge to quash an impeachment report stemming from the 2020 theft of $580,000 in hidden cash from his Phala Phala property.

After nearly three months of a total communications blackout imposed to hide its activities during conflict, the Iranian government has begun a partial restoration of internet access, albeit with tighter controls and increased filtering.

Four people, including two children, were killed in Belgium after a minibus driver maneuvered around closed level crossing barriers and into the path of a train.

Ousted Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has been elected Speaker of Senegal's parliament, setting the stage for a major political confrontation with President Bassirou Diomaye Faye over the country's crushing debt crisis.

U.S. Central Command conducted precision strikes against Iranian missile sites and mining vessels in a decisive move to protect American forces and secure the Strait of Hormuz.

A Human Rights Watch report alleges that Colombian mercenaries recruited by an Abu Dhabi-based firm transited through UAE military bases to support the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan's ongoing civil war.

The military governor of Ituri province is sounding the alarm as a deadly Ebola outbreak spreads, demanding urgent financial and personnel support to prevent a total disaster.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has directed the Israeli military to ramp up strikes against Hezbollah, signaling a firm commitment to neutralizing the Iranian-backed threat despite international pressure for a ceasefire.

A bridge in Xiaogan, China, collapsed into a rain-swollen river on May 25, sending a malfunctioning vehicle into the water before the occupants could escape.