A global cocoa shortage, driven by poor harvests in West Africa and rising demand, is causing U.S. chocolate prices to soar. Major producers are facing supply constraints, pushing costs higher for both manufacturers and consumers.

Cocoa Prices More Than Doubled Since Early 2024 

US President Donald Trump and Finnish President Alexander Stubb signed a landmark agreement to expand the US icebreaker fleet, critical for Arctic security and operations. Finland will build four icebreakers, while seven more will be constructed in Texas and Louisiana. This deal aims to strengthen US presence in the Arctic amid rising competition with China and Russia, as melting ice opens new strategic sea routes. Learn why these specialized ships are vital for America’s Arctic future.


Trump Signs Deal With Finland to Build U.S. Arctic Icebreaker Fleet

Qatar Airways faces a legal dispute after an 85-year-old passenger reportedly suffered severe health consequences from being served the wrong meal on a flight. Watch the video to know more!

Qatar Airways Fights Legal Battle Over Meal After 85-Year-Old Passenger Severed Wrong Food 

The ongoing U.S. government shutdown is severely impacting federal employees, leaving many without paychecks. Meanwhile, food banks across the country are preparing for a significant increase in demand as more families face financial hardship. This video breaks down how the shutdown affects food security and what communities can expect in the coming weeks.

U.S. Govt Shutdown Hits Federal Workers, Food Banks Preparing for Increased Demand

U.S. President Donald Trump is set to visit Israel just as the Israel-Hamas hostage release deal enters a critical phase. With global attention on the ceasefire and prisoner exchange, Trump’s visit could shape the fragile path to peace—or risk destabilizing it. What does his presence mean for the region, and can the agreement hold under pressure? Here’s what we know so far.

 U.S. President Donald Trump to Visit Israel Ahead of the Hostage Release

A new Gaza peace plan includes the entry of a minimum of 400 aid trucks into Gaza over the first five days, aiming to provide critical humanitarian assistance amid ongoing conflict.

Gaza Peace Plan: Trump Credits U.S. Military For Peace Success

The US Government shutdown is causing more than just political headaches; it’s creating turbulence in the skies. Over 13,000 flights have been delayed in the past three days as essential air traffic controllers and security officers work without pay. The skies are busy, but the paychecks aren’t landing.


US Shutdown: 13,000+ Flights Delayed In US Amid Shutdown Fallout 

Trump calls for the jailing of Illinois Democrats, claiming a growing left-wing terror threat in the United States. His remarks escalate political tensions amid an already polarised US political landscape.

Trump Calls For Jailing Of Illinois Democrats, Says 'Left Wing Terror Threat Growing' 

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 

U.S. President Donald Trump and Canadian President Mark Carney held a warm, seemingly upbeat meeting at the White House. While both leaders smiled for the cameras, the discussions failed to yield any major trade breakthroughs. Carney, who has praised Trump’s “transformative diplomacy,” left Washington without securing the key trade deals Ottawa was hoping for.

Trump-Carney Jovial Meet, But No Breakthrough on Trade

#Gravitas The Pentagon is likely to name the company that will design and build the U.S. Navy’s next-generation stealth fighter this week. A decision that carries the potential to define the balance of air dominance in the Indo-Pacific, specifically keeping China in mind. 

Pentagon Clears Next-Gen Fighter as US Races China in Air Superiority

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

President Donald Trump has recently boasted about having record-high approval ratings — but a closer look reveals a gap between his claims and actual polling data. Multiple independent poll trackers show numbers that don’t match Trump’s statements, raising questions about political spin, public perception, and the facts behind the figures.

Trump’s Approval Ratings: Claims vs Reality | What the Numbers Really Say

The US Department of War confirmed Pakistan will receive AMRAAM missiles from Raytheon under a $2.5B contract, with $41M recently added. The deal includes other nations and extends to 2030. The missiles will equip Pakistan’s F-16s, following meetings between Trump and Pakistani leaders.

Pakistan to Get Advanced US Air-to-Air Missiles by 2030?

President Donald Trump announced plans to cut 'a lot of' government jobs as the shutdown settles in its second week. He said the democrats handed him this opportunity on a silver platter.

US Government Shutdown: Uncertainty Mounts As Trump Warns Of Federal Job Cuts

After months of delay, the Pentagon will select as soon as this week the defense company to design and build the Navy's next stealth fighter, a U.S. official and two people familiar with the decision said, in what will be a multibillion-dollar effort for a jet seen as central to U.S. efforts to counter China.
Boeing Co (BA.N), opens new tab and Northrop Grumman Corp (NOC.N), opens new tab are competing to be chosen to produce the aircraft, dubbed the F/A-XX. The new carrier-based jet will replace the Navy's F/A-18E/F Super Hornet fleet, which has been in service since the 1990s.

US Navy To Get Next-Gen Fighter Jets, Hegseth Likely To Choose Manufacturer This Week

In echoes of the 1861 Civil War, alarming talk of Texas invading Illinois erupted across America as a complement of 400 troops from the National Guard flew out of Fort Bliss in El Paso on a US military transport plane on Monday evening for deployment in Chicago against the wishes of the state’s Democratic leaders and local officials.


Chicago Mayor: Right wing wants a rematch of the civil war

President Donald Trump announced plans to cut 'a lot of' government jobs as the shutdown settles in its second week. He said the democrats handed him this opportunity on a silver platter.


US Government shutdown: Blame game continues between Democrats & Republicans

Islamabad is expected to receive AIM-120 air-to-air missiles from Washington, enhancing Pakistan’s aerial defense capabilities amid rising regional security concerns.


US approves sale of AMRAAM missiles to Pakistan: Will it impact India? 

Pam Bondi engaged in a heated exchange with Senator Dick Durbin during a tense Senate hearing.


US: Pam Bondi clashes with Durbin in tense exchange during Senate Judiciary Committee hearing 

US Government shutdown: Uncertainty mounts as Trump plans federal job cuts

U.S. President Donald Trump has declared his intention to invoke the Insurrection Act to deploy military force in American cities facing unrest. The controversial move, aimed at tackling violent protests and what Trump calls “domestic terrorism,” has drawn sharp criticism from civil rights groups and opposition leaders. What does this mean for law, order, and democracy in the U.S.?

U.S. President Donald Trump Vows to Invoke Insurrection Act on U.S. Cities

US President Donald Trump meets Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in a key bilateral discussion. The two leaders are expected to address trade, border security, energy cooperation, and global economic challenges. This meeting comes amid shifting geopolitical dynamics and renewed focus on North American partnerships. Stay tuned for live updates, expert analysis, and key takeaways from the Trump–Carney talks.

Trump-Mark Carney Meeting: US President Trump Meets Canadian PM Mark Carney 

The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected Google's bid to block a major ruling in its antitrust battle with Epic Games. The court upheld a lower judge's order requiring Google to overhaul how its Play Store operates — including allowing third-party app stores and bypassing its billing system. Here's what the ruling means for developers, Android users, and the future of app ecosystems.

US Supreme Court Forces Google to Reform App Store | Epic Games Lawsuit Fallout 

U.S. President Donald Trump has declared his intention to invoke the Insurrection Act to deploy military force in American cities facing unrest. The controversial move, aimed at tackling violent protests and what Trump calls “domestic terrorism,” has drawn sharp criticism from civil rights groups and opposition leaders. What does this mean for law, order, and democracy in the U.S.?


Donald Trump Vows to Invoke Insurrection Act on U.S. Cities

The U.S. government shutdown has now stretched into its second week, with no resolution in sight. Lawmakers remain deadlocked over key spending issues, affecting millions of federal workers and critical services. What’s behind the standoff — and when will it end? Watch for the latest updates on the ongoing crisis in Washington.

U.S. Govt Shutdown Enters Week Two: Impasse Continues Over Spending Bill

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro alleges that a false flag terror plot targeting the closed U.S. Embassy in Caracas was foiled by local security forces. He claims the plan aimed to trigger direct conflict with the United States and frame his government. This comes as President Trump reportedly ends all diplomatic outreach to Venezuela, while U.S. military activity intensifies near the region. Is a new flashpoint emerging?

Venezuela's Shocking Claim: 'False Flag Bombing Foiled'

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney meets US President Donald Trump in Washington, as US-Canada relations reach a historic low. With tensions simmering over tariffs and trade, Carney is expected to push for relief on steel and aluminium duties before the critical USMCA review next year. But can he secure concessions?

Canadian PM Meets Trump Amid Deepening U.S-Canada Tensions | Trade & Tariffs on Agenda

The fate of President Trump's controversial tariffs now hangs in the balance as the U.S. Supreme court prepares to hear arguments in the month of November...Should the court rule the tariffs illegal... Businesses expect a massive bureaucratic nightmare and the possibility of up to 165 billion dollars in customs duties being refunded...This could be a long... Drawn out process that leaves many importers in financial limbo..

Ruling Could Spark Massive Refund Nightmare

In a dramatic escalation of U.S.-Iran tensions, President Donald Trump has issued a direct warning to Tehran: any attempt to resume its nuclear weapons program will be met with immediate U.S. military action. Speaking on October 5 at Naval Station Norfolk, Trump referred to the recent Operation Midnight Hammer airstrikes, claiming they stopped Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.

Meanwhile, U.S. prosecutors have charged Iranian-linked operatives in a plot to assassinate Trump and an Iranian-American journalist, fueling speculation about potential Iranian retaliation.

With diplomatic tensions at a boiling point, this could mark a major turning point in U.S.-Iran relations. Full details inside.

Trump's Stark Warning: 'Won't Wait to Strike Iran Again'

The U.S. electric vehicle (EV) market is entering a new phase after the $7,500 federal EV tax credit expired on September 30, 2025. After a surge in sales fueled by this incentive, automakers like Ford and GM are now bracing for slower, steadier growth amid increased competition from heavily subsidized Chinese EV manufacturers. In this video, we break down the key challenges facing the American EV industry, including changing consumer demand, tariff impacts, and the future outlook for EV adoption in the U.S. Stay informed on how these factors could reshape the EV market and what it means for consumers and the auto industry alike.

U.S. EV Industry Faces Major Challenges | What’s Next for American Automakers?

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