The Pentagon has given the White House the green light to provide Ukraine with long-range Tomahawk missiles after assessing that it would not negatively impact US stockpiles, leaving the final political decision in President Donald Trump’s hands, according to three US and European officials familiar with the matter.


Russia-Ukraine war: All eyes turn to Trump after Pentagon cleared giving Ukraine Tomahawk missiles

President Donald Trump isn't just remaking the East Wing of the White House. On Friday, he showed off an entirely renovated Lincoln Bathroom -- white marble with gold accents -- on his social media platform.


Trump’s latest White House makeover: The Lincoln bathroom in marble and gold

President Donald Trump on Friday denied he was considering strikes inside Venezuela, appearing to contradict his own comments from last week and amid intensifying expectations that Washington may soon expand drug-trafficking-related operations.
The United States has built up a large military presence in the Caribbean in recent months, with fighter jets, warships and thousands of troops. That presence will significantly expand in the coming weeks with the arrival of the Gerald Ford aircraft carrier strike group.


US-Venezuela dispute: Is Washington ready to attack Caracas? Trinidad & Tobago military on alert 

Russia-Ukraine war: Will US president approve long-range missile to Ukraine? 

Tensions are once again flaring between Washington and Ottawa. President Trump ruled out trade talks with Canada again on Friday. That is a major blow to efforts at easing tariff tensions between the North American trading partners.

Trump tariff war: Canada ready to resume talks, but US stands firm

United States President Donald Trump has announced that Nigeria will be placed on a watchlist for religious freedom, based on vague claims that Christians in the country are being “slaughtered” by Muslims.

White House Marks Nigeria As 'Country Of Particular Concern'

Chinese exporters are heartened by lower US tariffs following a summit between leaders of the two economic superpowers Thursday, but say they’re still keen to hedge exposure to any future setbacks in bilateral trade ties.


Chinese Exporters Bet That Xi-Trump Tariff Truce Won’t Last 

Nigeria: Trump Warns Of Christian Persecution, Says Radical Islamists Responsible For Mass Slaughter

From 'Cosplay Kristi' skeletons to a 'Project 2025 Graveyard,' Halloween in Washington, D.C. is turning political.
Residents in Georgetown and Capitol Hill are using ghoulish humor to comment on the Trump administration from vaccine skepticism to budget cuts as the U.S. remains in the midst of a record-long government shutdown.

Washington Turns Halloween Into Political Satire, Mocks Trump 

The US shutdown now entering its second month is threatening the food security of millions of Americans.
However, on Friday, a US Court ordered the administration to use contingency funding to at least partially keep the food assistance program operational.

US Shutdown Latest: Court Orders Emergency Funds for Food Aid 

For months, markets have been moving in rhythm with president Trump’s tariff threats and social posts.
And every weekend post from president Trump sends traders into a frenzy.
We decode the 11-step tariff playbook, a pattern so consistent, investors are beginning to trade it like clockwork.
Take a look at this next report for more.

Trump’s Tariff Cycle: Markets on Edge Again 

Court Orders Emergency Funds for Food Aid 

After a meeting between president trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping, the US lowered its duties on Beijing, which has encouraged Chinese exporters.
However, they are still eager to protect themselves from potential future setbacks in trade relations with the US.
That is according to a Bloomberg report quoting Chinese exporters and executives.

Exporters in China Wary of Trump's Rhetoric

Tensions are once again flaring between Washington and Ottawa.
President trump ruled out trade talks with Canada again on Friday.
That is a major blow to efforts at easing tariff tensions between the north American trading partners.

Trump Says No Trade Talks With Canada 

President Donald Trump on Friday denied he was considering strikes inside Venezuela, appearing to contradict his own comments from last week and amid intensifying expectations that Washington may soon expand drug-trafficking-related operations.
The United States has built up a large military presence in the Caribbean in recent months, with fighter jets, warships and thousands of troops. That presence will significantly expand in the coming weeks with the arrival of the Gerald Ford aircraft carrier strike group.

Trump: Not Considering Strikes in Venezuela 

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans to restart nuclear weapons testing, following Russia’s recent tests of nuclear-powered missiles. The move has sparked international concern over escalating global tensions and the potential arms race.

Trump Hints At Resuming Underground Nuke Test, Says US Will Do 'Some Testing' Soon

In a major escalation, Ukraine has reportedly destroyed a Russian Oreshnik missile system deep inside Russian territory. The precision strike marks one of Kyiv’s most daring operations since the start of the war, signaling Ukraine’s growing long-range capabilities.


Ukraine spy unit: Destroyed Oreshnik missile deep inside Russia

According to reports White House officials confirm top-level planning for US airstrikes on Venezuelan military facilities used for drug trafficking. This is a direct escalation and a final warning to Nicolas Maduro. Is Trump dragging the US into an unprecedented regional war? Watch the full story.  


US-Venezuela tensions: Trump ready to bomb Venezuela military sites 

The United States has announced it carried out three more attacks against boats accused of trafficking illegal narcotics in the waters of the Eastern Pacific Ocean, killing 14 people and leaving one survivor.


US-Venezuela tensions: Caribbean heats up as trump targets drug sites

Gaza: A classified report by a U.S. government watchdog has found that Israeli military units may have committed "many hundreds" of potential human rights violations in Gaza. Due to the sheer volume of these allegations, the U.S. State Department estimates it will take multiple years to review all credible cases.


Ceasefire without peace: Gaza's new normal

US President Donald Trump has announced that he will limit the number of refugees entering the US to 7,500 for the fiscal year 2026.


White House caps refugee intake limit as trump admin prioritises white South African migrants

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans to restart nuclear weapons testing, following Russia’s recent tests of nuclear-powered missiles. The move has sparked international concern over escalating global tensions and the potential arms race.


Trump's nuclear testing order: Vance says nuclear arsenal 'important for national security' 

Washington: Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán﻿ is set to meet former U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington to seek an exemption from U.S. energy sanctions. The discussions come amid Hungary's ongoing energy challenges and its opposition to some of the EU and U.S. sanctions on Russia. Orbán aims to negotiate relief that would ease the impact of sanctions on Hungary's energy supplies and economy, highlighting the strategic ties and complex relations between Hungary and the U.S. amidst global geopolitical tensions.


Trump, Orban meet scheduled on Nov 7, Hungarian PM seeks exemption from US energy sanctions

Americans increasingly concerned about the government shutdown, more blame Republicans and Trump than Democrats.


US Govt shutdown: Concerns rise among Americans over deadlock 

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