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 

President Donald Trump announced the government shutdown—now the longest in US history—may soon end, telling reporters a resolution is "very close." While Trump maintains his opposition to funding for undocumented migrants, the Senate is moving toward a Sunday vote on a multi-bill spending package that could reopen the government after 40 days of disruption.

Trump Says US Shutdown Resolution Is Near

#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

U.S. President Donald Trump has acknowledged that securing peace in Ukraine is a “daunting task”, signaling a sobering shift in tone following his much-publicized Alaska meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Meanwhile, the Kremlin says the momentum from the Trump-Putin summit has been “exhausted”, casting doubts on any near-term diplomatic breakthrough. With the war grinding on, hopes for a negotiated end appear to be fading.

Trump Admits Ukraine Peace Is a ‘Daunting Task’ | Russia Says Momentum Is Lost 

U.S. President Donald Trump has demanded the imprisonment of Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, accusing them of failing to protect Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers. The controversial remarks come as the National Guard from Texas and Illinois deploy to Chicago amid rising tensions over immigration enforcement. Despite objections from local officials and lawsuits, the Trump administration pushes ahead with its law-and-order agenda. 

Trump Calls For Jailing Of Chicago Mayor, Illinois Governor As National Guard Arrives In City 

The Trump administration has announced plans to terminate dozens of clean energy projects and freeze billions of dollars for major projects in New York, intensifying a stand-off with Democrats over a US government shutdown.


Is America's clean energy future on hold? 

The Trump administration is pushing Taipei to shift investment and chip production to the U.S. so that half of America’s chips are manufactured domestically, in a move that could have implications for Taiwan’s national defense. 


Taiwan produces over 90% of world's advanced chips  

The United States is on the brink of a federal government shutdown after the Senate failed to pass a critical funding bill before the end of the fiscal year. A stopgap measure proposed by House Republicans collapsed in the Senate without enough Democratic support, leaving key operations and public services at risk.
President Donald Trump escalated tensions with a controversial AI-generated video mocking Democratic leaders, while also threatening mass public sector layoffs. Democrats, meanwhile, are demanding the restoration of healthcare spending and social protections that have been slashed under Trump’s second term.
If no deal is reached, nonessential government services will halt, hundreds of thousands of workers could go unpaid, and social programs may face delays.
This would be the first US government shutdown since 2019, and could trigger widespread disruption.

Is the U.S. Government on the brink of shutdown?

A new report  suggests new visa restrictions under the Trump administration are accelerating the shift of critical business operations from the United States to India. The increase in H-1B visa application fees has reportedly pressured U.S. companies that rely heavily on skilled foreign workers, prompting them to reconsider their workforce and operational strategies.

Trump H-1B visa fee hike to fuel India job boom: report

The U.S. has barrelled towards a federal government shutdown. As congress has failed to pass a stopgap funding measure, and both parties are locked in a high-stakes standoff, democrats and republicans remain at an impasse over funding negotiations.

U.S. Shutdown: Key services face disruptions nationwide 

The United States is on the brink of a federal government shutdown after the Senate failed to pass a critical funding bill before the end of the fiscal year. A stopgap measure proposed by House Republicans collapsed in the Senate without enough Democratic support, leaving key operations and public services at risk.
President Donald Trump escalated tensions with a controversial AI-generated video mocking Democratic leaders, while also threatening mass public sector layoffs. Democrats, meanwhile, are demanding the restoration of healthcare spending and social protections that have been slashed under Trump’s second term.

U.S. Government shutdown looms: What's next? 

U.S. Economy: The U.S. Fed restarted its easing cycle after being on the sidelines since December last year. But will it make a difference? In this report, we deep dive into what investors will watch in the week ahead. Take a look. 

U.S. Economy: Which U.S. Economic Indicators Seem Pointless Now?

Donald Trump plans new import taxes from October 1. Taxes include 100% on medicines, 50% on kitchen items, 30% on furniture, and 25% on heavy trucks. Trump believes tariffs boost domestic manufacturing and cut the budget deficit. Experts warn of rising inflation and slower economic growth. The move impacts healthcare costs and home building.


Trump's tariff: Impact of tariffs on top American sector, are tariffs helping American industries? 

At least eleven elected officials were arrested Thursday while protesting conditions at a New York City immigration holding facility where a federal judge this week extended a court order requiring the government to shape up its treatment of detainees.


Anti-ICE protests: Protests rock New York, rallies against immigration & customs enforcement

The U.S. has issued a stark warning to Canada over its possible decision to cancel the F-35 fighter jet deal. As Ottawa reviews its $19B order for 88 jets, American officials say pulling out could harm NORAD interoperability and spark broader consequences. With growing diplomatic tensions between the two allies and Canada's defense review due by Sept. 22, all eyes are now on Prime Minister Mark Carney's final decision.

U.S. warns Canada over F-35 exit: 'Expect consequences'

Car Debt Crisis: Americans are facing a growing auto debt crisis as cars become more expensive than ever. The consumer federation of america reports that the average new car now sells for nearly fifty thousand dollars. With one in five buyers paying more than a thousand dollars a month.


Car Debt Crisis: Americans Are Drowning in Auto Debt Crisis 

US Economy:  A new indicator is suggesting that the U.S. Economy is under strain. And this time it is cardboard boxes that are making the announcement.


US Economy: Is The U.S. Approaching a Recession?

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