USCIS Acting Director announced on Thursday that President Donald Trump has ordered the agency to immediately conduct a comprehensive reexamination of every green card issued to individuals from the 19 countries the administration has designated as “countries of concern.”

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REUTERS—From battlefields in Afghanistan to a scenic home in the Pacific Northwest, Rahmanullah Lakanwal had followed a promising path before Wednesday, when U.S. authorities say he shot two National Guard soldiers blocks from the White House. Lakanwal, 29, drove across the country from his home in the state of Washington, said Jeanine Pirro, U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C., at a news conference on Thursday. He lived in Bellingham, a coastal city near Canada’s border, with his wife and five children. Pirro said he ambushed the two National Guardsmen on Wednesday as they patrolled near the White House. Armed with a powerful handgun, a .357 Magnum, he shot one Guardsman who fell, and then shot them again, before firing multiple times at the second Guardsman, Pirro added. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro (@USAttyPirro): "Two uniform guardsmen were ambushed in a brazen and targeted attack. A lone gunman opened fire without provocation, ambush style…"FBI Director Kash Patel (@FBIDirectorKash): "It is an ongoing investigation of terrorism." pic.twitter.com/Ob9qwSEcNH— CSPAN (@cspan) November 27, 2025 Lakanwal was wounded in an exchange of gunfire with other Guardsmen before he was arrested and taken to hospital, where he remains under heavy guard. The authorities have not given an update on his condition or a motive for the attack. Pirro said Lakanwal faces three counts of assault with intent to kill while armed and a charge of possession of a firearm during a crime of violence. He will also be charged with murder in the first degree if the Guardsmen, who are currently in critical condition, do not survive their injuries, she said. Earlier on Thursday, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi told Fox News the U.S. government plans to bring terrorism charges against Lakanwal and seek a sentence of life in prison “at a minimum.” AG Pam Bondi says she will pursue the death penalty for the Afghan suspect if the two troops do not survive. pic.twitter.com/ria1kju6nL— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) November 27, 2025 Lakanwal entered the U.S. in 2021 through Operation Allies Welcome, a Biden-era immigration program to resettle thousands of Afghans who helped the U.S. during the war and feared reprisal from Taliban forces who seized control after the U.S. withdrawal. More than 70,000 Afghans have been resettled in the U.S. under the program. CIA Director John Ratcliffe and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have confirmed that he worked with U.S. partner forces in Afghanistan, according to FBI Director Kash Patel. Pirro and Patel blamed the Biden administration for improperly vetting Lakanwal. U.S. ATTORNEY JEANINE PIRRO: "This is what happens in this country when people are allowed in, who are not properly vetted.""This was not just an attack, it was a direct challenge to law and order in our nation's capital." pic.twitter.com/zOWXsQ0DmB— Fox News (@FoxNews) November 27, 2025 According to a federal law enforcement dossier seen by Reuters, Lakanwal applied for asylum in December 2024 and was approved on April 23, three months after Trump took office. Lakanwal had no known criminal history, according to the dossier. He had no documented record of traveling in or out of the U.S. since his arrival in 2021, and he had imported a shipment of household goods from Afghanistan in February. After working through Wednesday night, investigators seized cellphones, laptops, iPads, and other electronic devices from his house in Washington state, according to Patel. (Reporting by Julia Harte and Lucia Mutikani; Editing by Nia Williams) The post What We Know About Afghan National Suspected of Shooting Two Guardsmen Near White House appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is my new hero. Duffy is promoting a “civility” campaign that urges passengers to be polite and dress up rather than wear sweatpants and slippers when they fly. If everyone dresses better, everyone will behave better, Duffy offered. It’s an idea that could bring smiles to the friendly skies around the Thanksgiving holiday. During a press conference at Newark Liberty International Airport Monday, Duffy was wearing a suit and red tie. This was an outfit that answered the question: What would President Donald Trump wear? The good news: Duffy did not propose a business-attire dress code that would be enforced on board. Duffy ticked through the litany of air travel woes—long lines, brawls at baggage claim, flight delays and cancellations often due to bad weather—that have resulted in an uptick in incivility. According to the Department of Transportation, there has been a 400% increase in outbursts on planes since 2019. Clearly, the flying public has been getting surly. One in five flight attendants report experiencing physical incidents on the job. There’s no law Congress can pass to make people behave more courteously, Duffy acknowledged, but maybe dressing up will encourage fliers to act more adult. Duffy offered commonsense advice, which he noted most people already observe. Don’t take your shoes off. If you’re watching a movie, wear headphones. Say please and thank you. Because lines will be longer, “Come a little early.” Passengers who give themselves more time are more likely to arrive at their destinations with a good attitude, Duffy added. Confession time: I love to fly. I love going places. I love coming home. I love people watching in airports. I love to see what people are wearing. In the terminal, I eavesdrop shamelessly. It’s one of my favorite things about travel. Sadly, too much of the chatter in airports these days is about how awful flying is, how irksome the airlines have become and how infuriating people find nightmarish cancellations and even minor delays. And yet, according to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, the percentage of Americans who fly keeps expanding. In 1971, fewer than half of Americans had ever flown, and only 1 in 5 had flown in the last year. In 2023, fewer than half had flown in the last year, and while 85% of Americans had flown in their lifetimes. It seems the more people fly, the less of an occasion flying becomes. I don’t wear cocktail dresses when I fly, but I try to dress well and comfortably. Duffy’s crusade tells me that I can do better. At the Newark presser, FAA administrator Bryan Bedford took pride when he said, “This week is our Super Bowl.“ (Not that passengers should act like they’re at the Super Bowl.) The government, Bedford cautioned, will not hesitate to use its enforcement authority for those who break rules. I’ve seen how that works. Many years ago when there was shuttle service between Washington, New York and Boston, I was on a flight that ended with a fellow passenger being walked off the plane in handcuffs. There was a $10 dispute, and he would not pay his full fare on the credit card trolley, which was the standard way to pay on that shuttle. I can only imagine what his legal bills were. He probably didn’t realize that passengers don’t have the same rights on a plane that they enjoy on a sidewalk. So there is one advantage to all those viral videos of air rage episodes: They end with the consequences. COPYRIGHT 2025 CREATORS.COM We publish a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Daily Signal. The post The Flying Public Is Getting Surly. Don’t Let It Ruin Thanksgiving appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Your dog’s eyes are windows to their health, yet many pet parents overlook proper eye care routines. Dogs can develop serious eye conditions that affect their vision and quality of life. We at DogingtonPost believe proactive eye care dog maintenance prevents costly veterinary visits and keeps your furry friend comfortable. Simple daily habits make all the difference in protecting your dog’s precious eyesight. Understanding Common Dog Eye Problems Dog eye infections affect over 30% of veterinary visits annually, with symptoms that range from obvious to subtle. Yellow or green discharge signals bacterial infections that require immediate antibiotic treatment, while clear watery discharge often indicates allergies or irritants. Squinting, pawing at the face, or excessive blinking means your dog experiences pain and needs veterinary attention within 24 hours. Red, swollen eyelids combined with thick discharge typically indicates conjunctivitis, which responds well to prescribed eye drops when caught early. Breed-Specific Eye Vulnerabilities Brachycephalic breeds like Bulldogs and Pugs face higher risks of corneal ulcers due to their protruding eyes and shallow eye sockets. These breeds develop dry eye syndrome 40% more frequently than other dogs and require lifelong artificial tear treatments. German Shepherds and Collies show genetic predisposition to progressive retinal atrophy, which causes gradual vision loss that starts around age 3-5. Golden Retrievers and Labrador Retrievers commonly develop cataracts, with 7.4% of golden retrievers and 6.6% of labrador retrievers being diagnosed with this condition. Cocker Spaniels suffer from glaucoma at rates three times higher than mixed breeds. Emergency Warning Signs Contact your veterinarian immediately if you notice sudden vision changes, pupils of different sizes, or cloudy blue-gray corneas. Eyes that bulge indicate dangerous pressure increases that can cause permanent blindness within hours. Hard, firm eyeballs suggest acute glaucoma that requires emergency treatment. Any trauma to the eye area (including scratches from cats or debris) needs professional evaluation even if symptoms seem mild initially. Common Infections and Irritations Cherry eye affects brachycephalic and giant breeds most frequently and may require surgery if anti-inflammatory eye drops prove ineffective. Ectropion and entropion occur when eyelids droop or roll inward respectively, which causes chronic irritation that may necessitate surgery. Corneal ulcers often cause significant pain and require urgent veterinary care to prevent vision loss. Retinal diseases can cause blindness, so early veterinary attention proves vital for potential treatment success. Once you recognize these warning signs and understand your dog’s breed-specific risks, you can establish an effective daily care routine that prevents many of these problems from developing. How Do You Clean Your Dog’s Eyes Safely Daily eye cleaning takes just three minutes and helps prevent common eye infections. Start with OptixCare Eye Cleaning Wipes, which contain no harsh chemicals and won’t sting if they accidentally touch the eyeball. Hold your dog’s head gently but firmly, then wipe from the inner corner outward. Use a fresh section of the wipe for each eye. Never reuse the same wipe section or cross-contaminate between eyes. For heavy discharge buildup, apply Lid N’Lash Gel to crusted areas and let it soften for two minutes before you wipe clean. Safe Products and Techniques Sterile saline solution works best for daily rinses (avoid contact lens solutions which contain harmful enzymes). Warm compresses soothe irritated eyes and promote healthy blood circulation to the area. Apply a clean, warm, wet cloth for 5-15 minutes, 2-4 times daily to soften stubborn debris. Always wait for crusted discharge to soften before you attempt removal. Genteal Gel, Refresh Tears, and Tears Naturale provide safe artificial tear options that veterinarians recommend for routine maintenance. Discharge and Tear Stain Management Tear stains affect white-coated breeds and result from bacteria that thrive in constantly moist fur around the eyes. Clean discharge twice daily with sterile saline solution followed by thorough drying of the surrounding fur. Trim hair around the eyes weekly with blunt-nosed scissors, and keep fur at least half an inch away from the eye surface. Apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly under the eyes before outdoor activities to create a barrier against pollen and debris. Dogs with seasonal allergies need three daily cleanings during peak pollen seasons to prevent allergic conjunctivitis flare-ups. Bath and Grooming Protection Apply eye lubricant ointment like Puralube before every bath to prevent shampoo chemicals from entering the eyes and causing irritation. Rinse eyes with sterile saline immediately after bathing to flush away any soap residue or loose hair particles. Hand dry the face area instead of using blow dryers, which can dry out the corneal surface and cause painful cracking. Professional groomers report fewer eye-related complications when owners pre-treat eyes with protective ointments before sessions. These daily care habits form the foundation of eye health, but you also need to focus on preventing injuries and creating a safe environment that protects your dog’s vision long-term. How Do You Prevent Dog Eye Injuries Remove low-hanging branches from your yard that sit at your dog’s eye level, and trim bushes to eliminate sharp twigs that can scratch corneas during play. Install baby gates to prevent dogs from running into glass doors, which cause severe eye trauma. Replace pointed garden stakes with rounded alternatives, and store lawn chemicals in sealed cabinets since splashing liquids cause chemical burns that damage vision permanently. Indoor and Outdoor Hazards Indoor plants like philodendrons and peace lilies contain calcium oxalate crystals that irritate eyes severely when dogs brush against leaves. Position these plants on high shelves or in rooms your dog cannot access. Sharp furniture corners at eye level pose significant risks, especially for puppies and small breeds who explore at lower heights. Coffee tables with glass tops reflect light and confuse dogs about spatial boundaries (leading to collision injuries). Safe Toy Selection and Activity Management Tennis balls cause corneal abrasions when the fuzzy surface picks up dirt and sand particles that act like sandpaper against the eye. Switch to smooth rubber balls or rope toys for safer fetch games. Laser pointers create obsessive behaviors and can damage retinas if the beam hits eyes directly, so use feather wands or treat-dispensing toys instead. Avoid rawhide chews that splinter into sharp pieces, and inspect all toys weekly for cracks or loose parts that could fly into eyes during vigorous play. Dogs that play with sticks can cause painful injuries ranging from tongue splinters to the piercing of vital organs. Nutritional Support for Eye Health Omega-3 fatty acids reduce inflammation that contributes to dry eye syndrome, with fish oil supplements that provide 1000mg EPA per day for medium-sized dogs showing measurable improvements in tear production within six weeks. Antioxidants like lutein and zeaxanthin protect retinal cells from oxidative damage, while vitamin A supports night vision and corneal health. Blueberries contain anthocyanins that strengthen blood vessels in the eye, and carrots provide beta-carotene that converts to vitamin A. Feed these whole foods as treats rather than rely solely on supplements, since natural sources offer better bioavailability and absorption rates for optimal eye protection. Final Thoughts Proper eye care dog routines prevent 70% of common eye infections and save pet owners hundreds of dollars in emergency veterinary bills. Start with daily three-minute sessions that use sterile saline and soft wipes, then progress to weekly discharge removal and monthly comprehensive eye examinations at home. Schedule these sessions immediately after morning walks when discharge accumulates overnight. Mark your calendar for monthly tear stain treatments and quarterly professional sessions that include eye protection protocols. Senior dogs over seven years need bi-annual veterinary eye exams since age-related conditions like cataracts and glaucoma develop rapidly. Dogs with consistent eye care maintain better vision throughout their lives and experience fewer painful infections that affect their quality of life. Proactive maintenance costs approximately $15 monthly compared to $300-800 for advanced eye conditions that develop from neglect. Dogs with healthy eyes show increased confidence during outdoor activities and maintain stronger bonds with their families through clear visual communication. DogingtonPost provides expert advice and practical care tips that help you maintain your dog’s eye health for years to come.

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Republican lawmakers are calling for tighter immigration restrictions after an Afghan national was identified as a suspect in the shooting of two National Guard members Wednesday in Washington, D.C., near the White House.

A Chilean national, Mario Bustamante Leiva, has pleaded guilty to multiple thefts in Washington, D.C., including stealing the purse of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem while she was dining at a restaurant last spring, The Washington Post first reported.

FBI Director Kash Patel said Thursday that electronic devices were among the items seized after search warrants were executed in Washington state and San Diego in the investigation of a suspect who allegedly shot two National Guardsmen in the nation's capital.