Trump's trade war is hitting American wallets hard, with tariffs imposed on various countries, including China, Canada, Mexico, and the European Union. The tariffs aim to boost US competitiveness but have led to higher prices, reduced imports, and economic losses.

Trump's challenge: Makes America shop again

Trump's trade war hits American wallets, can Trump save America’s stores from going empty?

As Washington increases the number of its war machines in West Asia, reports suggest Iran is fortifying its underground nuclear facilities.

Reported activity near Iran's Natanz facility

New U.S. sanctions against Iran's energy sector point to Washington's "lack of goodwill and seriousness" over dialogue with Tehran, Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson said on Wednesday ahead of Iran-U.S. nuclear talks this weekend.

Iran Slams ‘Hostile’ US Sanctions Ahead Of New Talks

#Gravitas, the Israeli Air Force has conducted drills rehearsing for another round of Iranian missile attacks on Israeli airbases. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered a war rehearsal with Iran.

Netanyahu orders war 'rehearsal' with Iran

Israel Defence Forces (IDF) warned that they are planning a "serious and significant" response to Iran's ballistic missile attack, according to reports.

Drills aimed at boosting readiness if Iran-US nuclear talks fail

Wife of ex-Senator Bob Menendez convicted in bribery case involving gold, cash, car

Nadine Menendez, wife of former senator Bob Menendez, convicted of bribery

Three months into Donald Trump's presidency, the global stage is on edge. From dramatic shifts in Russia-Ukraine ceasefire talks to mounting international pressure, Trump's approach to diplomacy is raising eyebrows. Watch this report to know more!

90 days of Trump: Ceasefire talks see shocking twists and global reactions

Canadians are casting their votes in a high-stakes election with five major political parties vying for power. Key issues shaping the race include Trump-era tariffs, national security, and the future of Canada–US relations. With early voting underway and the final debate wrapped, the contest for Prime Minister is more intense than ever.

Canada elections: Five parties battle as PM race heats up nationwide

Yemen is reeling after the deadliest US airstrikes since 2024, which hit the Ras Isa fuel terminal and left 74 dead and over 170 injured. Ordered by President Trump, the strikes mark a major escalation in Washington’s operations against Houthi forces. Civilian casualties have sparked mass protests across the region.

US-Houthi conflict: deadliest US strikes kill 74 in Yemen’s Ras Isa fuel terminal attack

US President Donald Trump has sent a handwritten note to Israel’s Western Wall, placed by newly appointed US envoy Mike Huckabee. The message, focused on peace, holds symbolic weight at one of Judaism’s holiest sites in Jerusalem. This echoes Trump’s 2017 visit, where he became the first sitting US President to pray at the Wall.

Trump sends peace message to Israel through note at Western Wall

After promising 1.4 trillion dollars to strengthen ties with washington, the united arab emirates is hopeful about obtaining access to state-of-the-art chips that are currently under u.S. Export restrictions.

UAE Seeks AI Chips Access Amid Restrictions

Trump's top economist said on friday that the u.S. President donald trump is checking if he can fire federal reserve chair jerome powell.
That was the national economic council director kevin hassett's response to a reporter's question if firing Powell was an option.
This comes a day after trump threatened to remove jerome powell as chair of the fed and expressed his displeasure that interest rates had not been cut recently.
Powell, on the other hand, is concerned about an inflation surge from trump's economic broadsides, including the tariff wars.

Trump Studying If Firing Powell Is An Option

Our world today is fraught with danger. The tensions between the West and Russia are rapidly escalating. Russia says the future of nuclear arms control with the US and others looks bleak for now, while Trump has ordered to speed up the production of new nuclear weapons. This story takes a closer look at why the risk of nuclear warfare is at its highest point in decades. Take a look.

Silent but deadly: How submarines are controlling the world

Hollywood actor George Clooney has thrown his support behind Maryland Governor Wes Moore for the 2028 US Presidential race. In a CNN interview, Clooney praised Moore’s intelligence, leadership, and unifying potential, calling him “the guy” who can bring Democrats together. Moore, a former hedge fund CEO and military veteran, is gaining traction as a top Democratic contender.

George Clooney endorses Wes Moore as rising star for 2028 election

The US military has started a significant troop withdrawal from Syria, shutting down three operational bases, according to multiple reports. Sources suggest at least 600 troops will be relocated as President Trump reportedly aims for a full exit. The decision could shift dynamics in the region and impact America’s role in the Middle East.

US begins major troop withdrawal from Syria, shuts down key bases

The US military has launched airstrikes on Yemen’s Ras Isa fuel port, killing at least 38 people, according to Houthi media. CENTCOM confirmed the port was destroyed, citing Houthi militant activity. Meanwhile, the US State Department has accused a Chinese satellite company of providing imagery to assist Houthi attacks, intensifying global tensions.

US-Houthi conflict: At least 38 killed in strikes on fuel port, claim Houthi media

President Donald Trump’s ambitious missile defense program, dubbed the “Golden Dome,” aims to deploy 1,000 satellites to protect America from nuclear threats. With Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Starlink playing a key role, the US is entering a new era of space-based military defense, costing trillions but promising unmatched security.

Trump’s missile shield: 1,000 satellites to protect US from nuclear threats

US-Houthi conflict: US destroys Yemen fuel port, blames Chinese firm for aiding Houthis

In a major breakthrough, US authorities have detained Happy Passia, a fugitive wanted by India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) in 17 serious cases, including those under UAPA. With alleged links to ISI and Babbar Khalsa International, Passia had a ₹5 lakh bounty on his head. Watch this report to know more!

NIA’s most wanted Happy Passia detained in US over terror links

US President JD Vance will meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi on April 21, the first day of his four-day India visit. This marks Vance’s first official trip to India since taking office.

India moves to avoid US tariffs

US-Houthi conflict: US airstrikes on Houthi oil port in Yemen reportedly kill dozens

The Japanese Yen is now at the heart of high-stakes trade negotiations between Washington and Tokyo. US President Donald Trump has accused Japan of keeping its currency artificially low to boost exports — and he's now pushing for a stronger yen as part of a broader deal. Our report explains what's at stake — and why a plaza accord-style currency deal may not be so easy this time. Take a look…

Currency dispute looms over Japan talks

President Donald Trump threatened to remove Jerome Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve. Trump also expressed his displeasure that interest rates had not been cut recently. Trump, blasting the Fed chair as being too slow to lower rates, said, "I'm not happy with him. I let him know it. "

Is the US Central Bank really independent?

Hypersonic Nukes: Nuclear tensions surge as global powers flex triad capabilities

President Donald Trump’s administration is turning up the heat on elite universities. Harvard has been asked to submit records of foreign students, while the US government warns of potential consequences, including losing the ability to enroll international students and revoking its tax-exempt status. Over 130 students have already filed a lawsuit challenging the move.

Trump 2.0 targets Harvard: Foreign student visas, tax status at risk

Trump's Golden Dome: 1,000 satellites to shield America from nukes

21-year-old Indian student Chinmay Deore has sued the Trump administration after his F-1 visa was terminated, threatening his ability to complete studies at Wayne State University. The lawsuit highlights growing fears among international students as visa terminations rise, with reports showing a 34% drop in Indian student enrollment in 2023-2024.

Indian student sues Trump administration over F-1 visa termination

From making its largest-ever warship to nuclear warheads,
North Korea is growing its arsenal at a rapid pace.
North Korea is the only nation that has tested nuclear weapons this century.
Donald Trump has started referring to North Korea as a "nuclear state."
How are U.S. policies towards North Korea expected to evolve under Trump's second term? 
Will there be a move towards "Complete Denuclearisation"?
We explore these questions this week on 'North Korea’s Growing Arsenal: Trump 2.0’ on #WIONWideAngle.

North Korea's nuclear power: Can Trump stop Kim Jong-Un?

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has issued a cautionary warning on the impact of tariffs. Speaking on the risks posed by President Trump’s trade policies, Powell stated that tariffs could push inflation and employment further away from the Fed’s target goals.

Powell: ‘Crypto has gone mainstream, now it needs rules’

Boeing, the United States' largest exporter, is facing a severe crisis as it finds itself caught in the crossfire of the escalating trade war between Washington and Beijing. Boeing’s delivery schedule is in jeopardy, potentially hitting its cash flow and straining relations with major airline customers like Ryanair. Our next report dives deeper into how these trade tensions are threatening Boeing's bottom line and the broader implications for the US economy.

Boeing in turmoil amid US-China trade war

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