Best Friends Forever: Trump-Epstein Statue Pops Up Again
The 3.5m bronze “Best Friends Forever” statue of Trump and Epstein has reappeared on DC’s National Mall amid the US government shutdown.
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US Senate Deadlock Triggers First Government Shutdown in 7 Years
Senate deadlock on a short-term spending bill sparks the first US government shutdown in nearly 7 years, with healthcare funding at its core.
US Govt Shutdown Explained: What’s Happening & Why?
Why did the US government shut down? Explore the key battles over funding, healthcare subsidies under Obamacare, and what paused services mean for millions.
U.S. Government Shutdown: Fast Facts for Young Pros
The U.S. government just shut down for the first time in 7 years. Here’s a quick, engaging breakdown of what’s happening, why it matters, and how it affects you.
US Government Shutdown: Both Parties Under Fire
Why both Republicans and Democrats are blamed for the first US government shutdown in seven years and what it means for everyday Americans.
US Government Shutdown Looms as Senate Blocks Funding
US Senate stalls spending bill, risking first government shutdown in 7 years as Dems and Reps clash over healthcare benefits.
US Shutdown Looms: High-Stakes Countdown
US government shutdown looms as Republicans seek a clean extension and Democrats demand program protections. With hours to go, the divide threatens services and workers.
Afghan Diplomat Slams Trump’s Bagram Airbase Idea
Senior Afghan official criticizes Trump’s comments on retaking Bagram airbase, calling for economic and political ties based on respect and shared interests.
New CDC Vaccine Panel, Led by Kennedy, Tackles Polarized Shots
CDC’s ACIP, under chair Kennedy, meets to update guidance on politically charged vaccines, shaping US immunization policy.
Suspect in Charlie Kirk Shooting Faces Aggravated Murder Charge
Tyler Robinson, 22, is charged with aggravated murder for the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, igniting new debates on US political polarization.