US Supreme Court Extends Pause on Trump Food Aid Order
US Supreme Court extends pause on Trump’s food aid funding for 42 million Americans amid government shutdown, with deadline now set for Nov 13 unless talks succeed.
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U.S. Shutdown Hits Day 42: Millions Affected and Travel Delays Grow
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.
US Senate Passes Bill to End Shutdown, Heads to House
US Senate voted Monday (Nov 10) to end the longest government shutdown in US history, sending the bill to the House and President Trump for signing.
US Govt Shutdown: Who’s to Blame? Young Americans Are Split 🤔🇺🇸
A YouGov survey finds Americans split on whether Dems, Republicans, or both are at fault for the record-long US government shutdown, with real impacts on daily life.
Inside the 37-Day US Government Shutdown: A New Political Routine?
Explore the record-breaking 37-day US government shutdown, why parties are locked over healthcare, and how this new political routine affects global youth plans.
Zohran Mamdani Elected NYC’s First Muslim Mayor
Zohran Mamdani made history as NYC’s first Muslim mayor, winning the November 4 election and marking a landmark moment for representation.
Trump Admin Greenlights Partial SNAP Funding Amid US Shutdown 🥪
As the US government shutdown hits day 34, the Trump admin taps $4.65B contingency fund to cover half of November’s SNAP benefits.
U.S. Federal Shutdown 2025: When Polarization Paralyzes
The U.S. shutdown of 2025 highlights how deep political polarization can stall everyday services, from healthcare support to military pay.
US Senate Votes to Scrap Trump’s Global Tariffs—What It Means for You
US Senate moves 51-47 to end Trump’s emergency tariffs on global imports. Dive into what this symbolic vote means for trade, tech prices, and you.
Trump Calls Off National Guard Surge in San Francisco
Former President Trump halted the planned National Guard surge in San Francisco after Mayor Daniel Lurie asked for more time to tackle crime.