By Harshit, Washington, D.C., October 25, 2025 7AM EDT President Donald Trump officially broke ground on an ambitious White House expansion project on Monday, marking the beginning of construction for a massive new ballroom that will replace the East Wing. The project, backed by private donors, will be the largest addition to the executive mansion […]
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By Harshit, Caracas/Washington — October 25, 2025 6 AM EDT Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro has accused the United States of “fabricating a new war” after Washington sent the USS Gerald R. Ford, the world’s largest aircraft carrier, to the Caribbean. The deployment comes amid an intensifying US campaign against alleged drug trafficking networks linked to
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By Harshit, New York — October 24, 2025 6 AM EDT In what federal prosecutors are calling one of the most sophisticated gambling frauds in recent history, U.S. authorities have dismantled a sprawling underground poker operation allegedly orchestrated by the Mafia — a high-stakes scheme that used hidden X-ray tables, rigged shuffling machines, and even
By Harshit, Washington, D.C. — October 24, 2025 5 AM EDT U.S. President Donald Trump abruptly announced an end to all trade negotiations with Canada on Thursday following the release of an advertisement by Ontario’s provincial government that used audio from former President Ronald Reagan to criticize Trump’s sweeping tariffs. The ad, which aired on
By Harshit TUCSON, ARIZONA — October 23, 2025 10 AM EDT The University of Arizona has become the latest major institution to reject a White House proposal that would have expanded federal funding in exchange for a set of controversial policy changes on campus governance, admissions, and ideological oversight. The move underscores mounting resistance among
By Harshit, WASHINGTON — October 23, 2025 9 AM EDT The United States has unveiled sweeping new sanctions targeting Russia’s two largest oil producers, Rosneft and Lukoil, in an effort to push Moscow toward ending its prolonged war in Ukraine. The move marks a significant shift in President Donald Trump’s foreign policy approach, signaling a
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By Harshit, Los Angeles, | October 22, 2025 A federal marshal and an undocumented immigrant were injured Tuesday during an immigration enforcement operation in South Los Angeles, authorities said. The incident unfolded when federal agents attempted to arrest 44-year-old Carlitos Ricardo Parias, a Mexican national and popular TikTok content creator, leading to a confrontation that
By Harshit, Kyiv, Ukraine | October 22, 2025 Russia launched a massive overnight air assault on Ukraine early Wednesday, targeting cities and energy infrastructure across the country, killing at least six people—including a six-month-old baby—and leaving widespread power outages, Ukrainian authorities reported. The attack, carried out with drones, missiles, and fighter jets, struck major urban
By Harshit, Portland | October 21, 2025 6 AM EDT A ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday granted a partial legal victory to the Trump administration, allowing the federal government to deploy National Guard troops in Portland, Oregon, amid ongoing clashes over immigration policies. While the decision overturns one of two
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By Harshit, Tokyo | October 21, 2025 Japan made history on Tuesday as Sanae Takaichi, a staunch conservative and leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), was elected Prime Minister by the National Diet, becoming the country’s first woman to hold its highest political office. Takaichi, 64, secured 237 of 465 votes in the
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