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US Government Reopens: Trump Signs Bill Ending 43-Day Shutdown

The U.S. government is back in action after a crippling 43-day shutdown, the longest in history. President Donald Trump signed a crucial funding bill, which passed swiftly through both the Senate and House of Representatives, setting the clock till January 30, 2026, for the next financial showdown.

Tensions Flare: Cambodian Civilians Caught in Border Crossfire

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — Blood sours the tense peace at the Cambodia-Thailand border. On November 12, 2025, gunfire claimed a Cambodian villager’s life in the village of Prey Chan, escalating a decades-long territorial dispute. The violence injured three others, marking a tragic unraveling of the

Kai Trump Shines with Wisdom from Trump & Woods at LPGA Debut

Kai Trump is entering her first-ever LPGA Tour with more than just her clubs; she carries powerful advice from two golfing icons—her grandfather, Donald Trump, and Tiger Woods, her mother’s partner. At just 18, Kai steps onto the lush greens of The Annika in Florida, a tournament hosted by the legen

House Republicans Defy Trump on Epstein Files Vote

In a bold move, House Republicans are stepping away from former President Donald Trump’s shadow by supporting a discharge petition aimed at unveiling the Jeffrey Epstein investigation files. Despite Trump’s vocal opposition, labeling the release a “Democrat hoax,” the petition is poised to surpass t

America’s Future Traded for Trump’s Economic Gains

NEW YORK – The United States is seemingly winning economically under the Trump administration. Market indices cheer and foreign investments pour in. However, critics caution that America is trading away its long-term strategic edge for short-term triumphs. Under President Trump, the U.S. outpaces al

Iran Demands UN Action Against US for Israeli Strikes

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has called on the United Nations to hold the United States accountable for Israeli military actions against Iran. This urgent appeal follows a pivotal admission by former US President Donald Trump that his administration directed Israel’s initial strike on Iran

Trump’s Bold Question: “How Many Wives?” at White House

November 11, 2025, marked a momentous occasion as Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa visited the White House, a first since 1946. The diplomatic stage was set, but it was Donald Trump’s unconventional wit that stole the spotlight. He playfully asked al-Sharaa, ‘How many wives do you have?’ adding, ‘Wi

Trump Ends Record Shutdown, Tensions Boil Over Healthcare

In a decisive move, President Donald Trump signed into law a bill bringing to a close the longest government shutdown in US history — 43 exhausting days that tested the nation’s patience. The Senate’s 60 to 40 vote and a narrow House approval at 222 to 209 paved the way for this breakthrough. Frustr

Email Bombshell: Epstein Alleges Trump Knew All Along

In a high-stakes reveal punctuating the corridors of power, newly unearthed emails from Jeffrey Epstein levy serious allegations against President Donald Trump. The emails claim Trump had knowledge of Epstein’s illicit activities and detail hours spent at Epstein’s residence with a victim, named pos

US House’s Unprecedented Epstein Files Vote Sparks Drama

Washington, D.C.—In a politically charged move, US House Speaker Mike Johnson announced a rare early vote on disclosing Jeffrey Epstein investigation files, happening next week. This follows Arizona Democrat Adelita Grijalva’s swearing-in, marking her 218th signature pivotal to triggering this vote

Trump’s Bold Legal Challenge: Alien Enemies Act Unveiled

The legal and political arena in the U.S. is ablaze as Donald Trump’s administration tests the bounds of presidential authority through its unprecedented application of the Alien Enemies Act (AEA) of 1798. This act is being used to detain and deport Venezuelan immigrants linked to the Tren de Aragua

Rising Canadian Concerns: Trump’s Policies Stir Worry

Canadians are deeply worried about the influence of U.S. President Donald Trump, with a Nanos Research poll revealing that nearly 18% of respondents cite him as a leading concern alongside economic issues. This shift comes as his trade policies impose what many see as risks to Canada’s economic stab

Trump’s Controversial Move Against Housing First: Who Wins?

In a move that stirred fierce debate, President Donald Trump’s July 2025 Executive Order aimed at withdrawing federal support from the Housing First approach has sparked significant controversy. The policy, known for rapidly placing homeless individuals into housing without preconditions, faces chal

Tensions Escalate: Trump Sends Troops to Caribbean

Wednesday 12 November 2025 – Donald Trump has dramatically escalated tensions between the US and Colombia by deploying substantial military forces to the Caribbean. The former President accuses Colombia’s left-wing leader, Gustavo Petro, of being an “illegal drug leader.” Sky News reports that the U

Bishops Stand United Against Trump’s Deportation Policies

The U.S. Catholic bishops, meeting in Baltimore, have taken a bold stance against the Trump administration’s stringent deportation policies after Pope Leo XIV prompted them to elevate their advocacy for immigrants. This call to action was reinforced by a gathering which included prominent figures su

John Lydon Calls Trump ‘Sex Pistols of Politics’

According to NME.com, John Lydon, former punk provocateur, has drawn political parallels in an interview with The Mirror, likening U.S. President Donald Trump’s disruptive style to the groundbreaking impact of the Sex Pistols. His analogy not only stirs nostalgia but invites a re-examination of punk

Trump’s Love for Capitalism Clashes with Socialist Moves

“America will never be a socialist country!” proclaims President Donald Trump, though his recent actions stir a different narrative. By purchasing a 10% stake in Intel using taxpayer funds, Trump’s administration blurs the line between capitalism and socialism, raising eyebrows even among staunch co

Trump’s Shockwaves: Military in Cities, New Foreign Focus

Trump’s Shockwaves in U.S. and Abroad: As 2025 unfolds, the first year of Donald Trump’s second term as President of the United States has been nothing short of turbulent. Domestic and international arenas alike tremble under the weight of his policies. Trump, supported by loyalists like Secretary o

G7 Foreign Ministers Gather Amid Rising Tensions in Canada

The G7 foreign ministers gathered in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada on November 11-12, 2025, bringing a sharp focus on trade tensions, defense agreements, and heightened security issues. Hosted by Anita Anand, Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, this summit comes at a critical time with Pres

Trump Warns of $3 Trillion Hit if Supreme Court Rebukes Tariffs

Last night, Donald Trump warned of a staggering $3 trillion blow to the U.S. economy should the Supreme Court invalidate his tariffs. These tariffs are central to his foreign policy under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, which allowed their imposition without Congress’s nod. If rebuf