U.S. Remembers 9/11: Twenty-four years later, Americans commemorate the nearly 3,000 victims of 9/11. The September 11, 2001 attacks, involving four coordinated hijackings, reshaped U.S. history.

9/11 Attacks Remembered 24 Years Later With Events In NYC, At The Pentagon

U.S. Remembers 9/11: Twenty-four years later, Americans commemorate the nearly 3,000 victims of 9/11. The September 11, 2001 attacks, involving four coordinated hijackings, reshaped U.S. history.


9/11 Attack Anniversary: How Doctor Who Helped US Kill Bin Laden, Was Jailed By Pakistan

U.S. Remembers 9/11: Pakistan's Duplicity On Terrorism Exposed

Charlie Kirk Shot Dead: Conservative activist and Trump ally Charlie Kirk was shot dead during a Utah college event. President Trump called him ‘great and legendary’ and pledged action against perpetrators of political violence.

Charlie Kirk Killer Still At Large, Video Captures Horrific Moment

9/11 Mastermind In US Custody, But Trial Yet To Begin. Why Is America Still Divided?



United States President Donald Trump has warned foreign companies against violating immigration law following the detention of hundreds of South Korean workers at the construction site of a Hyundai plant in the US state of Georgia.

South Korea Seeks Swift Return Of Workers After US Immigration Raid, Slams Move

U.S. Remembers 9/11: Memorial Museum Honours Victims 

24 Years of 9/11: Twenty-four years after the deadliest attack on U.S. soil, Americans paused to honor the nearly 3,000 victims of 9/11. The United States faced attacks that forever altered history. On September 11, 2001, four coordinated hijackings  targeted key locations across the country.

24 Years of 9/11- U.S. Marks 24th Anniversary of The Attacks, Remembers Fallen Victims 

The US Coast Guard has released footage showing one of its cutters setting fire to a suspected “drug boat” before sinking it in the Pacific Ocean. The operation took place over the weekend as part of Operation Pacific Viper, the agency said. The video, posted online by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), showed the vessel bursting into flames after being repeatedly shot at.


US-Venezuela clash: US Coast Guard seizes 5900 kg cocaine | Venezuelan VP slams warship deployment

U.S.:  This holiday season, U.S. Retailers and the tourism industry are bracing for a slowdown. Shoppers are pulling back as inflation, tariffs, and economic uncertainty weigh on spending. This report looks at the key trends shaping the U.S. Economy.


U.S.: Holiday Sales Growth Loses Festive Spark

The Trump administration is considering an executive order that could severely limit the U.S. pharmaceutical industry’s ties to China. It could potentially cut off access to a growing pipeline of Chinese-invented experimental drugs.


Drug war brews in White House 

Trade tensions between the United States and China are weighing on business sentiment. According to the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, only 41 percent of American firms are optimistic about their five-year business outlook. This marks the lowest point since survey began in 1999. Geopolitical tensions remain the biggest hurdle, with 66 percent of firms citing US-China relations as their top challenge.


China loses appeal as investment destination

Charlie Kirk: One of the most prominent conservative activists and media figures in the U.S. and a close ally of U.S. President Donald Trump, was fatally shot Wednesday at the age of 31. In a nationally televised address, Trump called Charlie Kirk ‘a patriot who dedicated his life to promoting open debate and serving the country he loved.’


Trump ally Charlie Kirk shot dead in Utah | FBI launches full-scale probe

After weeks of tension over U.S. tariffs and India’s Russian oil purchases, Presidents Trump and Modi agree to resume trade negotiations. Analysts say Washington’s aggressive stance has softened, signaling a tentative climbdown as strategic partnerships and diplomacy take center stage. 

Trump crumbles under India pressure, pressures EU to join trade war on China

India and the U.S. are exploring a fresh path for trade negotiations after  President Trump signaled a softer stance on tariffs. The development raises hopes for improved bilateral trade relations and economic cooperation.


India-US eye fresh trade negotiation path as Trump softens stance on tariffs

Responding to a post by President of the US on X, PM Modi said: “India and the US are close friends and natural partners. I am confident that our trade negotiations will pave the way for unlocking the limitless potential of the India-US partnership. Our teams are working to conclude these discussions at the earliest.

India-US tariff tensions: Trump signals willingness for trade talks

Britain's ambassador to the U.S., Peter Mandelson, has said he deeply regrets ever meeting Jeffrey Epstein and that he had carried on that association "for far longer than I should have done".


UK envoy Peter Mandelson's 50th birthday message to Epstein goes public

During Operation Pacific Viper, the US Coast Guard filmed a cutter destroying a suspected drug boat in the Pacific Ocean over the weekend. The Coast Guard said that during a single night, three operations resulted in the seizure of nearly 13,000 pounds of cocaine and the arrest of seven suspected smugglers.


‘Captured and Destroyed’: US Coast Guard Burns 13,000 Pounds of Cocaine from Drug Boat 

Responding to a post by President of the US on X, PM Modi said: “India and the US are close friends and natural partners. I am confident that our trade negotiations will pave the way for unlocking the limitless potential of the India-US partnership. Our teams are working to conclude these discussions at the earliest.


India-US ties: India offers tariff cuts, Trump wants broader concessions 

U.S.-A U.S judge has temporarily blocked president Donald Trump from removing federal reserve governor Lisa Cook. The federal judge allowed  cook to remain in office as she challenges allegations of mortgage fraud. This decision marks a significant development in the ongoing legal and political battle over the independence of the federal reserve.


USA: Lisa Cook wins temporary court protection from firing 

India-US ties: India, US eyes fresh trade negotiation path  

Former U.S. President Donald Trump is now pushing for a trade reset with India, calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a “very good friend”: a sharp contrast to his earlier rhetoric calling India a “dead economy” and slapping 50% tariffs on Indian imports. As both leaders express optimism about renewed negotiations, unresolved tensions remain, from India’s energy ties with Russia to past trade disputes. Is this a genuine reset or a strategic pivot as U.S. elections loom? This episode breaks down the diplomatic shift, the political motivations behind it, and what it means for India–U.S. relations going forward.


Can US-India trade relations really improve? | Trump courts Modi on trade

Breaking: PM Modi replies to Trump's post on trade talks between India & US 

Amid rising tensions with Venezuela, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told sailors aboard the USS Iwo Jima that they were not deployed for training but are on the “front lines” of a high-stakes counter-narcotics mission. The remarks came during a surprise visit near Puerto Rico, as Washington faces criticism over a deadly strike on a Venezuelan vessel.

Us vs Venezuela: Hegseth tells troops off Puerto Rico: ‘This isn’t training’ 

US Immigration: Raids at Hyundai Plant Sparks Alarm Among South Korean Investors | WION World News

United States President Donald Trump has warned foreign companies against violating immigration law following the detention of hundreds of South Korean workers at the construction site of a Hyundai plant in the US state of Georgia.



US Immigration: Raids at Hyundai Plant Sparks Alarm Among South Korean Investors | WION

Russia claims a crushing three-fold advantage on Ukraine's front lines, pushing steadily deeper into eastern territories. Ukraine responds with fierce drone strikes, targeting Russian military installations far behind enemy lines.
As battles rage and bodies fall, Trump signals a second wave of sanctions escalating the war beyond the battlefield. Watch explosive footage and analysis of the deadly fight for eastern Ukraine’s future.

Russia vs USA: Moscow overpowers Washington three to one | Ukraine's deadliest hour

Once Again, Financial Markets Are Focusing on Politics. By the End of Monday, Three of the "Fiscally Fraught Four" Countries Saw Their Leadership Structures Break Down in the Span of Just Four Days. The Political Uncertainty Led to High Volatility in Global Markets.

Three of 'fiscally fraught four' see leadership change

Not Just in Europe, Tesla Is Losing Its Shine in the U.S., Too. Tesla's U.S. Market Share Dropped in August to the Lowest Since 2017 as Competition Heats Up. Consumers Opted for Electric Vehicles From an Expanding Pool of Competitors Rather Than the Company's Aging Lineup.

Tesla's U.S. market share falls to lowest since 2017

As President Trump threatens to deploy the National Guard to Chicago over Labor Day crime spikes, local leaders and residents say the battle is already being fought—by the community itself. Despite Trump's claims of “out of control” violence, homicide rates are down significantly. But in neighborhoods like Bronzeville, where shootings still haunt residents, some reject the president’s tactics, declaring: “We are the troops.” This is a city divided—not just by politics, but by who gets to define safety.

'Op Midway Butz' launched: Trump threatens National Guard deployment in Chicago

Democrats have released what they claim is a handwritten birthday note from Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, igniting fresh controversy. While the authenticity of the note is still under scrutiny, the political and media fallout is already underway.

 Trump denies sending birthday note to Epstein: 'I didn't do it'

Trump's alleged birthday note to Epstein exposed by Democrats | 'I didn't do it'

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