WASHINGTON — President Trump enacted a sweeping new counterterrorism strategy aimed at crushing threats “at home and abroad,” ...

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Sebastian Gorka, the senior counterterrorism director at the National Security Council, on Wednesday called critics of the ...

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Trump updated the country's counterterrorism policy to target ideological groups overseas and violent extremists at home.

The Administration is expanding its definition of terrorism to include drug cartels and loosely organized far-left movements.

By Steve Holland WASHINGTON, May 6 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump has signed a new national counterterrorism strategy that focuses in part on the "neutralization" of hemispheric threats and ...

There has been no uprising by Iranians against their tyrannical rulers. Iran has not yet verifiably renounced its aspirations ...

President Trump has repeatedly compared his efforts to end the war in Iran to President Obama’s 2016 deal, while also ...