Why the US Government Shutdown Just Hit 42 Days
The US government shutdown has hit 42 days, breaking the previous record amid a partisan stalemate. Here’s a quick breakdown of the impact and public blame game.
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The US government shutdown has hit 42 days, breaking the previous record amid a partisan stalemate. Here’s a quick breakdown of the impact and public blame game.
Iran is pressing for a ‘peaceful’ nuclear agreement with the US, stressing its right to a civilian program while mistrust and gaps over uranium enrichment remain.
A suicide bomber struck outside Islamabad’s Judicial Complex today, killing 12 and injuring 27 during court break hours.
At COP30 in Belém, WWF chief Kirsten Schuijt highlights China’s push to unite nature and climate goals – from the “two mountains” philosophy to the 30 by 30 biodiversity pledge.
Death toll from two powerful storms in the Philippines rises to 250, displacing millions as communities scramble for shelter and aid.
A blast outside Islamabad’s district courts today killed at least 11 people, police say. Authorities are investigating as details continue to emerge.
As the U.S. government shutdown enters its 42nd day on Nov 11, 2025, over a million federal workers are impacted, flights are delayed, and food assistance is paused nationwide.
Yesterday evening, a car blast near Delhi’s Red Fort killed 13 and injured 20+. PM Modi vows justice as agencies invoke anti-terror laws and investigators comb the scene.
President Trump meets Syrian interim leader Ahmad al-Sharaa at the White House to discuss lifting sanctions and joining forces against the Islamic State.
The Red Fort in New Delhi is closed for three days after a car blast, with the area cordoned off and all tickets on hold. Stay updated on safety alerts and alternatives.