Trump threatens to take over DC police again over immigration enforcement

WASHINGTON, Sep 15 – President Donald Trump reignited tensions with the leadership of Washington, D.C., threatening to once again place the city’s police force under federal control. His remarks came after Mayor Muriel Bowser reaffirmed that the Metropolitan Police Department would not take part in immigration enforcement efforts, a stance that has become a flashpoint … Read more

White House seeks to keep funding on autopilot through January 31 to avoid shutdown

WASHINGTON, Sept 9 – The White House has asked lawmakers to approve legislation that would extend current federal funding levels through January 31, a move designed to prevent a partial government shutdown when the new fiscal year begins on October 1. The proposal, confirmed by House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, is part of an effort … Read more

Congress releases Epstein’s ‘birthday book,’ including alleged Trump letter

WASHINGTON, Sept 8 – Lawmakers in the United States have released a controversial document tied to Jeffrey Epstein, the late financier and convicted sex offender, sparking renewed political tensions in Washington. Among the records now public is a so-called “birthday book” that Epstein’s lawyers turned over to Congress, containing messages from friends, acquaintances, and well-known … Read more

A tragic turn 11-year-old boy dies After ‘ding dong ditch’ prank

HOUSTON, Texas, Sep 2 – Eleven-year-old Julián Guzman had been celebrating with relatives at a family gathering when he and his cousin slipped away to amuse themselves with the age-old game of ringing doorbells and running off. What started as innocent mischief quickly spiraled into tragedy, as gunfire erupted outside a house on Mimbrough Street, leaving … Read more

US Congress returns with one-month deadline to avert shutdown

WASHINGTON, Sept 2 – The U.S. Congress returns on Tuesday with just weeks left to carry out one of its most vital responsibilities: keeping the government funded and avoiding a partial shutdown. Lawmakers face a September 30 deadline, a recurring challenge that has repeatedly exposed Washington’s deep political divisions in recent years. This session arrives … Read more

Trump’s trade war faces setback as appeals court rules tariffs illegal

NEW YORK, Aug 29 – A divided U.S. appeals court has struck down most of the tariffs imposed under the President Trump, ruling by a 7-4 vote that the measures exceed the legal authority granted to the executive branch. The decision represents a major blow to one of Trump’s most prominent economic and foreign policy tools, … Read more

Chicago prepares for Trump’s possible National Guard deployment

CHICAGO, Aug 28 – Chicago is once again at the center of a heated national debate after President Donald Trump threatened to send National Guard troops and federal immigration officers into the city. The remarks have reignited tensions between Illinois Democrats and the Trump camp, raising concerns about legality, public safety, and the potential impact … Read more

Trump punishes India with heavy 50% tariffs for buying Russian oil

Trump punishes India with heavy 50% tariffs for buying Russian oil

Washington, D.C., Aug 26 – President Donald Trump has imposed a sweeping 50% tariff on most goods imported from India, citing New Delhi’s continued purchases of discounted Russian oil. The decision, which took effect just after midnight on Wednesday, marks one of the toughest trade measures against a key U.S. ally and has already triggered … Read more

Trump’s aggressive redistricting push could secure decades of Republican dominance in the US House

Trump’s Aggressive Redistricting Push Could Secure Decades of GOP Dominance in the House

WASHINGTON, Aug 24 – President Donald Trump is urging Republican-led states to aggressively redraw congressional districts, a move that could reshape the U.S. House of Representatives for decades. With Republicans already holding a slim 219-212 majority, Trump’s strategy aims not only to protect the party’s control in next year midterm elections but also to establish long-term … Read more