A record number of Americans are leaving the United States, with reports indicating that around 150,000 people moved abroad in 2025. Analysts attribute this trend to factors such as rising living costs, work opportunities overseas, and lifestyle changes. The migration reflects shifting patterns in global mobility and highlights how Americans are increasingly seeking education, employment, and better quality of life outside the US.


USA: Record Number of Americans Leave US |150,000 Americans Left US In 2025

Ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump's 'State of the Union' address, polls have flagged his growing unpopularity among the people. As per one of the polls, a majority of the Americans believe that Trump is changing U.S. for the worse.


Majority of Americans Believe Donald Trump is Making America Worse Again

Over 80 million Americans, or nearly 1 in 3 households, are struggling to pay, or are behind on, their utility bills. Driven by rising electricity costs—up over 10% in early 2026—and infrastructure upgrades, many households are forced to choose between paying for energy and other essentials like food or medicine. 


Over 80 Million Americans Struggle With Power Bills

Ali Khamenei has issued a sharp warning to the United States, declaring that even the “world’s most powerful military” can be dealt a crushing blow. His remarks come as renewed talks between Tehran and Washington begin in Geneva.
Khamenei said the US would “not succeed” in destroying the Islamic Republic and warned that American warships deployed in the Gulf could be sunk. The comments are being seen as a direct message to Donald Trump amid fragile diplomatic engagement.
As tensions simmer in the Gulf region, the rhetoric underscores the deep mistrust that continues to shape US-Iran relations — even as negotiations resume.
What does this mean for nuclear talks? Could military escalation derail diplomacy? Watch the full report for key takeaways and geopolitical analysis.

Iran’s Khamenei Warns US Warship Can Be Sunk | Says America ‘Will Not Succeed’

United States civil rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson has died “peacefully” at aged 84, according to his family.

“His unwavering commitment to justice, equality, and human rights helped shake a global movement for freedom and dignity,” his family said in a statement.

US Civil Rights Leader Jesse Jackson Dies After Long Illness

The era of the great resignation appears to be giving way to a very different workplace trend, one driven not by ambition, but anxiety.
A growing number of Americans are now choosing to stay in their current jobs out of caution, a phenomenon career analysts are calling “job hugging.”

Layoff Anxiety Grips US Workforce

U.S. inflation cooled more than expected in January, offering some relief to American families. The government says prices are rising more slowly, though economists caution it’s too early to declare victory.


US Inflation Cools in January

As of early 2026, research indicates that U.S. consumers and importing firms bear nearly all (approx. 96%) of the burden of Donald Trump's tariffs, rather than foreign exporters. These tariffs act as a de facto consumption tax, leading to higher prices for Americans, while reducing product variety and volume. 


Who Bears The Brunt of Trump's Tariffs?

Deeper cracks are emerging in the U.S. Labour market. Nearly nine million Americans are now working multiple jobs as rising costs of housing, food, and healthcare squeeze household budgets. The headline numbers may signal stability, but for many workers, the economic reality is far more challenging.


Millions of Americans Working Multiple Jobs | World Business Watch

Although their forefathers were seized from West and Central Africa centuries ago, the bond between African-Americans and their ancestral home has been a lasting one.


Why African Countries Are Courting Black American Stars

Meta, TikTok, and YouTube are in court over alleged social media addiction affecting children. The trial will examine negligence and mental health impacts, with Mark Zuckerberg set to testify while Snap plans to settle the case.

Tech Giants To Go On Trial In America Amid Social Media Addiction Worry

Tensions between Iran and the United States are rising again as Tehran warns its missile and defence capabilities are not open to negotiation and says diplomacy cannot work under military pressure. The warning comes as a U.S. warship anchors in Israel, adding to Washington’s growing military presence in the region. Iranian commanders have threatened swift retaliation to any attack, while U.S. forces continue to reinforce missile defence systems. With nuclear talks stalled, Israel strengthening its defences, and Turkey pushing for diplomacy, fears are growing of another major confrontation in West Asia.

America Prepares Iran Invasion by Land, Sea, Air, Iran Ready to Fight

U.S. Consumer confidence readings paint a much weaker picture than is suggested by spending data. This likely reflects the bifurcation story.
Spending is being driven by a relatively small cohort of high-income households. On the other hand, middle and lower-income households are feeling more financial pressure and are more nervous about what the future holds.


Sentiment Adds to Evidence of K-shaped Story of U.S. Economy 

The fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis has triggered fresh debate over gun rights in the United States. Authorities say he was armed and acting aggressively, while video evidence shows no clear threat. The case has drawn reactions from across political lines, raising questions about gun laws, protest policing, and federal authority under the Trump administration.


Trump vs America: ICE Agents Kill Alex Pretti, Igniting Gun Rights Debate and Bipartisan Outrage

American warships are inching closer and closer towards Iran. Pentagon cites that Iran is on the move, and is trying to assemble its nuclear parts. West Asia seems to be on a knife's edge.

US Assembles Warships Near Iran 

Texas and Oklahoma braced for heavy snow and ice that could make roadways treacherous Friday in what is expected to be some of the initial effects of a huge, dayslong winter storm threatening catastrophic damage, extensive power outages and bitterly cold weather to more than 170 million people across the nation, the National Weather Service says — about half the population.

Over 170 Million Americans at Risk of Harsh Winter Storm

Millions of Americans are facing potential healthcare disruptions as key Affordable Care Act subsidies expire on January 1 following pandemic-era extensions. More than 20 million people could see higher premiums or lose coverage altogether. This report examines what the subsidy rollback means, who is most affected, and the broader impact on the U.S. healthcare system.

Affordable Care Act Subsidies End Jan 1 After Pandemic Extensions

America's alcohol industry is facing a sharp slowdown as consumers drink less than at any point in decades. A gallup poll shows 54 percent of US Adults now consume alcohol. This is the lowest level on record, down from 62 percent two years ago.

Multiple US Distilleries File for Bankruptcy in 2025

Norad, the North American Aerospace Defense Command, has kicked off its 70-year tradition of tracking Santa Claus on Christmas Eve, with US President Donald Trump joining. He and First Lady Melania Trump took calls from multiple children. Every year, Norad tracks Santa as he circles the globe, with volunteers helping to answer calls and provide updates to children on his location. The tradition started back in 1955, after a misprint in a department store led a young child to call a Colorado military command centre and ask for Santa's location.


Christmas 2025: President, First Lady talk to children awaiting Santa's arrival 

Christmas 2025: Trump says necessary to stop a 'bad Santa' infiltrating America 

A U.S. bill proposing withdrawal from NATO has triggered alarm across Europe, raising fears that Washington may step back from its oldest military alliance. As Trump doubles down on his America First message, European allies are bracing for the possibility of a future where the U.S. no longer anchors NATO. What happens if Article 5 loses America? Watch the full report on a decision that could reshape global security.


U.S. Lawmaker Calls NATO 'Not a Trusted Organisation' 

Scammers and cybercriminals stole a record total of $16.6 billion from Americans in 2024, marking a 33% increase in losses from 2023, the FBI said in a new report on April 23.

Crackdown on Chinese Cyber Scam Network, American Victims Lost $16 BN Since 2023 

As Americans prepare for thanksgiving, a growing number of families are finding it harder to put a holiday meal on the table. Food pantries across the country are seeing record demand, driven by months of elevated prices and a recent interruption in snap benefits during the government shutdown. Our next report delves into how inflation, shifting habits, and a surge in need are reshaping thanksgiving in America. Take a look…

Searches for ‘Food Bank Near Me’ Hit All-time High in US

Flight operators were expecting a record surge in Thanksgiving air travel in 2025. But a 43-day government shutdown has sharply weakened demand. Weeks of delays, cancellations and uncertainty pushed many travelers to abandon flight plans, especially once the shutdown passed the one-month mark.

Impact of US Shutdown: Aviation Trends in the US

America’s F-35 and Russia’s SU-35 are two of the world’s most advanced fighters — but how do they compare in real combat scenarios? From stealth and sensors to dogfighting ability and weapons, this breakdown examines the strengths, weaknesses, and battlefield roles of both aircraft to determine which jet truly dominates the skies.

F-35 vs SU-35: The Ultimate Battle for Air Superiority 

#Gravitas — U.S. President Donald Trump is fighting on three powerful fronts: the polls, the courts, and a government shutdown that shows no sign of ending. With legal challenges intensifying, approval ratings fluctuating, and Washington gridlocked, Trump’s political survival is being tested on every side.
This video breaks down the latest developments in Trump’s legal and political battles, the impact of the shutdown on Americans, and how all of this could shape the 2025 political landscape ahead of the next election.


Trump Fights On Three Fronts: Polls, Courts, And A Govt Shutdown

The US government faces a potential shutdown, putting millions of Americans at risk of losing critical food aid next month.

U.S. Government Shutdown: Millions of Americans Could Lose Food Aid Next Month

Coffee, one of America’s daily essentials, is getting harder to afford. Prices have climbed sharply over the past year, as global supply chains, tariffs, and weather disruptions push costs higher. Take a look at this report for more. . .


Tariffs ‘brew’ trouble in America

U.S. President Donald Trump has abruptly cut off trade talks with Canada after Ontario released an anti-tariff ad campaign criticizing U.S. protectionist policies. In a fiery response, Trump invoked Ronald Reagan’s legacy to defend his America-first trade stance, accusing Canadian leaders of hypocrisy. The move threatens to escalate tensions between two of North America’s closest trading partners and could reshape the future of cross-border trade relations.

U.S. President Trump Hits Back at Ontario's Anti-Tariff Ad Using Reagan

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