Despite escalating trade tensions—including the U.S. doubling tariffs to 50% amid India’s continued Russian oil imports—the two nations remain engaged in bilateral trade negotiations. India’s Trade Minister Piyush Goyal confirms active discussions toward a potential agreement.


Trump's tariff war: US President labels India-US trade 'one-sided' 

A Republican-led U.S. House committee released over 33,000 pages of documents on the Jeffrey Epstein case, including court files, interviews, and audio recordings. The release aims to increase transparency amid pressure to reveal more details.


U.S. House committee releases over 33,000 pages of Epstein files

President Trump announced that U.S. forces executed a precision strike on a drug-smuggling vessel linked to Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua cartel. The operation, part of an intensified anti-cartel campaign, resulted in the vessel being destroyed in international waters, killing 11 Narcoterrorists.

Trump announces U.S. Forces killed 11 Narco-terrorists linked to Maduro 

U.S. factory activity has contracted for the sixth consecutive month, highlighting persistent weakness in the manufacturing sector. The latest data for August points to a notable drop in production, driven in part by reduced domestic demand and the impact of heightened import tariffs. Economists warn that sustained policy pressures and supply chain disruptions may prolong the sector's recession. Here's what the data reveals and what could lie ahead.

U.S. Factory activity contracts in August for a sixth month

Gold prices have hit an all-time high, as global investors rush toward safe-haven assets amid rising geopolitical tensions and expectations of a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut. The precious metal's rally is being fueled by fears of global economic slowdown, inflation uncertainty, and persistent instability in key regions. With bullion shining brighter than ever, analysts believe gold could climb even higher if central banks ease monetary policy further. Here’s what’s driving this historic surge in gold — and what it means for the global markets.

Gold hits record high above $3,500 an ounce

President Trump announced that U.S. forces executed a precision strike on a drug-smuggling vessel linked to Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua cartel. The operation, part of an intensified anti-cartel campaign, resulted in the vessel being destroyed in international waters, killing 11 Narcoterrorists.


Trump announces U.S. Forces' attack on drug boat allegedly linked to Maduro

The National Guard troops mobilized in Washington D.C. are now allowed to carry guns.

The Guard members can carry their service-issued weapons, including M4 carbine rifles and M17 pistols, and are permitted to "use of force only as a last resort and solely in response to an imminent threat of death or serious bodily harm.

Trump National Guard deployment | First public announcement in days

Despite escalating trade tensions—including the U.S. doubling tariffs to 50% amid India’s continued Russian oil imports—the two nations remain engaged in bilateral trade negotiations. India’s Trade Minister Piyush Goyal confirms active discussions toward a potential agreement. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressed cautious optimism, stating that while the relationship is “very complicated,” both sides are working toward a resolution.

U.S-India trade talks alive despite Trump’s tariff war 

#Gravitas Former U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan has alleged that U.S. President Donald Trump shifted American policy against India because of his family’s business interests with Pakistan.

'Pakistan bribed Trump to become Anti-India'

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has warned that revoking tariffs imposed during his administration would turn the United States into a "third-world country." He defended his tariff strategy as essential for protecting American industries and jobs amid growing global economic competition.

Trump warns that tariff revocation would make U.S. a third-world country

As inflation continues to strain household budgets across the U.S., new polls reveal declining public support for former President Donald Trump's key economic and policy agendas. Concerns over rising prices and economic uncertainty are reshaping voter sentiment ahead of the upcoming elections.

United States worried about inflation, polls show less support for Trump's key agendas 

Former U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan slammed President Trump for sidelining the U.S.–India relationship in favor of personal business gains in Pakistan. Sullivan called it “a huge strategic harm” that undermines decades of bipartisan progress and weakens trust with allies. Meanwhile, India and U.S. continue trade discussions despite recent turmoil, with both sides exploring a possible bilateral agreement.

'Trump's ties to Pak, a strategic harm': Sullivan | India-U.S. trade relations

Hundreds of protesters waved the American flag and denounced US President Donald Trump's policies on mass deportations and social welfare cuts. Watch in for more details!

Labor day protests: Hundreds join ‘workers over billionaires’ demonstrations against Trump

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- China-Russia Ties at 'Unprecedented Level'
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- Indonesia Protests: 20 people missing
-Punjab Floods: Over 2.56 lakh affected
-Korea inflation slows sharply
-EPL Clubs splash record $4 Billion 


Afghanistan Earthquake: Taliban Urges More Aid | China-Russia Ties At All-Time High

Hundreds of protesters waved the American flag and denounced US President Donald Trump's policies on mass deportations and social welfare cuts. Watch in for more details!


Anti-Trump Protest: Labor Day Sees Hundreds Join ‘Workers Over Billionaires’ Demonstrations

The U.S. is facing an unprecedented debt crisis, adding $1 trillion in just 48 days, pushing the total federal debt to nearly $38 trillion, five years ahead of projections. With government spending surging to 44% of GDP and deficits reaching historic levels, experts warn that the U.S. is heading toward a fiscal catastrophe. Analysts are calling this a spending crisis, with debt interest now surpassing even defense spending. Will political gridlock push America into a debt spiral?


US Debt Crisis: $1 Trillion Added in 48 Days, Spending Crisis Persists

The trump family’s crypto venture, world liberty financial, has unlocked massive paper gains, potentially billions, following the public trading debut of their WLFI token. Critics are sounding alarms over ethics and conflicts of interest.


Trump Wealth Monitor: Trumps' Token Launch Creates Multi-billion Fortune

Anti-Trump Labour Day Rallies In US Capital Amid Federal Takeover 

As the SCO Summit 2025 unfolds, global attention turns to a surprising mix of diplomatic signals and geopolitical shifts. Despite a recent tariff move jolting India-US trade ties, the US Embassy has reiterated the "enduring friendship" between the two nations a statement that comes just as Russia, India, and China (RIC) showcase rare unity at the summit.

Trump administration shows signs of confusion on its stand on relations with India

President Trump is warning that the U.S. could crumble if the Supreme Court upholds a recent appeals court ruling that deemed his tariffs unlawful under the IEEPA. While these tariffs remain in place during the appeal, the decision may require the return of billions in revenue. Trump calls the ruling politically motivated and insists tariffs are vital for protecting American industries.

Trump fears tariffs will be blocked by U.S. Supreme Court

Donald Trump is rolling out a multi-pronged strategy ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, combining aggressive fundraising, redistricting pushes, and voter ID mandates. He’s using endorsements, PACs, and ground operations to solidify Republican control. Critics argue it's a power grab; supporters call it strategic reform. As Trump reshapes the GOP’s electoral path, the stakes for both parties are rising sharply.

Trump's multi-pronged strategy to clinch 2026 midterms elections

Former US President Donald Trump has reignited criticism of India’s trade practices, calling the US-India relationship a “totally one-sided disaster.” In a Truth Social post on September 1, 2025, Trump claimed that India exports massive volumes of goods to the United States while blocking American companies through high tariffs.

He also revealed that India recently offered to cut tariffs “to nothing,” but dismissed the move as coming “too late.” Trump further highlighted India’s continued reliance on Russian oil, a point of contention with Washington.

These remarks come amid ongoing tensions over trade, sanctions, and geopolitical alignments between the two nations.

U.S' mixed messaging tactic | Partnership or pressure on Delhi?

A U.S. appeals court has ruled that many of former President Donald Trump’s tariffs, which disrupted global trade, were unlawful — and has rejected his appeal, effectively upholding an earlier ruling against them. The Trump administration had taken the case to the Supreme Court after the initial August 29, 2025 ruling, which came in response to lawsuits filed by small U.S. businesses and 12 Democratic-led states. They argued that Trump had exceeded his authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). With the Supreme Court declining to intervene, the tariffs are now set to expire after October 14.

Trump faces heat: Appeal court rules against tariffs | What's next? 

For years, American shoppers enjoyed a duty free loophole that kept overseas bargains cheap. But that era has ended. The US Has scrapped the de minimis exemption that allowed imports under 800 dollars to come in tax free.  What does this shift mean for American wallets and the wider economy...?  

 Cart Abandonment Likely As US Checkout Costs Climb

Six months into steep US Tariffs,  businesses are still struggling to price their products.  A North Carolina company importing copper and brass goods says uncertainty over duties has left retailers and suppliers at a standstill. 
 

 50% Tariffs On Copper, Indian Goods Hit Small US Firms  

Breaking: White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, defending President Trump’s 50% tariffs on Indian goods, accused New Delhi of being ‘a laundromat for the Kremlin,’ and claimed that ‘Brahmins are profiteering at the cost of the Indian people.

Breaking: Peter Navarro Hits Out at India Again Over Russian Oil Imports 

US Immigration Clash: Chicago Mayor has openly defied Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown plan, setting the stage for a major political showdown.


US Immigration Clash: Chicago Mayor Pushes Back Against Trump’s Immigration Crackdown 

The carpet industry is seeking a bailout package from the central government due to a 50% US tariff, which threatens Indian exporters, especially in Bhadohi. Organizations like AICMA and CEPC are worried about losing American importers to countries with lower tariffs.

Trump's Tariff war: US tariffs threatens India's carpet hub 

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order directing city agencies and police to resist US President Donald Trump’s planned federal immigration enforcement surge, which could begin within days.


USA: Chicago mayor blocks Trump's immigration surge

Israeli ground forces in Gaza are facing intense Hamas guerrilla tactics, exposing deep challenges within the IDF as the war intensifies.


Israel-Hamas war: Ground troops in Gaza expose crisis inside the IDF

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia's Massive Drone Attack on Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine Kills 1 Amid Peace Talks

Russia launched a sweeping attack on Ukraine which killed one person, injured at least 24 others, and damaged infrastructure and residential buildings, authorities said on Saturday.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russia's Massive Drone Attack on Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine Kills 1 Amid Peace Talks

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