Wisconsin voters have cast their ballots to elect a judge to the state Supreme Court. Democrats and Republicans have poured millions into the race, with key issues like abortion rights and President Trump’s performance influencing voters. The outcome could shape major legal decisions in the state.

Wisconsin Supreme Court election: Voters decide key judicial seat

Another night of relentless US airstrikes in Yemen. At least 10 missile strikes have hit key Houthi-controlled areas, including the capital, Sanaa. Among the targets, a civilian steel plant in Hodeidah was hit. In response, the Houthis have warned of more attacks on Israeli-linked ships unless aid reaches Gaza

US-Houthis conflict: Houthis claim 4th attack on us aircraft carrier

Nigeria has launched an investigation into NGO funding following claims by US lawmakers that some organizations may be linked to terror financing. The Nigerian parliament has demanded 10 years' worth of financial records, while USAID has dismissed the allegations as baseless. NGOs are pushing back against the probe, calling it unfair.

Nigeria to probe NGOs after us lawmaker's terror funding claims

In a significant development, a US federal judge has blocked efforts of Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, DOGE, to shut down USAID, calling it a possible violation of the US Constitution in multiple ways.

US Federal judge rules Elon Musk's actions harmed the public interest

The US and France both countries are facing egg shortages. In France, a shift in consumer habits is leading to a surge in egg consumption in France. Watch this report for more details!

US as well as France is grappling with egg shortage

With European reliance on US weapons growing, Macron is reinforcing his long-standing vision of a more self-sufficient European defense industry.  Watch to know more!

French President Macron pushes European Union to reject American weapons

Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to halt strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure for 30 days as part of initial ceasefire efforts. In return, he has called for an end to international military aid to Ukraine.

Putin agrees to 30-day halt in strikes on energy facilities; ceasefire talks to begin in West Asia

Putin agrees to halt strikes on energy infra for 30 days

The White House is facing legal trouble after deporting over 250 Venezuelans despite a judge’s order to halt the flights on March 15. The administration argues that the planes were already in international airspace when the ruling was received. The court’s decision has sparked a legal standoff between the US judiciary and the White House, raising questions about executive authority and immigration policies.

White House faces legal battle over Venezuelan deportations

US President Donald Trump has issued a stern warning to Iran, demanding an end to Houthi attacks on US warships or face consequences. This comes after the Houthis launched their third attack in 48 hours on a US aircraft carrier. As tensions rise, the UN has called for restraint while oil prices continue to climb. The situation in the Red Sea remains volatile.

Trump threatens Iran: stop Houthi attacks or face consequences

US President Donald Trump has stated that "many elements" have been agreed upon in preparation for his upcoming call with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The comments hint at potential discussions on key diplomatic issues ahead of the high-profile conversation.

US President to seek Putin's support for 30-day truce deal

South Africa’s decision to rename Sandton Drive to Leila Khaled Drive has sparked controversy, with the US reportedly concerned over the move. Leila Khaled, a controversial Palestinian figure, has long been associated with armed resistance. The renaming could strain US-South Africa relations, potentially putting the US consulate in Johannesburg at risk.

US-South Africa tensions rise over Sandton Drive street renaming

US-Houthis conflict: Houthis attack us aircraft carrier for 3rd time in 48 hours

South Africa’s decision to rename a Johannesburg street after controversial Palestinian figure Leila Khaled has sparked tensions with the US. The move could put South Africa at risk of losing its US consulate in Johannesburg. Despite the backlash, city officials are moving forward with the renaming plans, escalating the diplomatic rift.

South Africa risks losing US consulate over renaming dispute

The US has expelled South Africa’s ambassador, Ebrahim Rasool, declaring him persona non grata after his remarks against President Donald Trump. Secretary of State Marco Rubio called Rasool a 'race-baiting politician' as tensions between Washington and Pretoria escalated.

South Africa: ‘Race-baiting’ Trump hater Ebrahim Rasool expelled by US, 'No longer welcome’

Democrats are facing their lowest popularity in over 35 years. Only 29% of Americans favor the party, signaling a major decline in public support. With approval ratings plummeting, concerns grow over the party’s future ahead of the next election.

Democrats hit record-low popularity as polls show declining support

The United States has launched fresh airstrikes in Yemen after Houthi rebels targeted the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier. The Houthis claim 53 of their fighters were killed in the strikes. President Trump warned that "hell will rain down" if attacks on US naval assets continue. Tensions in the region are escalating as both sides intensify their actions.

US vs Houthis: Fresh US strikes in Yemen as Houthis target aircraft carrier

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh met US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard in Delhi today,  ANI reported. The Defence Minister and the American National Intelligence Chief in the South Block and discuss the issues of mutual interest for the two sides, defence ministry officials said

India: US intel chief Tulsi Gabbard is on a multi-national trip to the Indo-Pacific

Canada has ordered a review of its $13.2 billion deal to purchase 88 F-35 fighter jets from Lockheed Martin, a contract signed under the Trudeau administration in 2023. The move comes as tensions between Canada and the US grow, raising questions about the future of the agreement.

Canada reviews $13. 2 billion F-35 deal amid strained US ties

The US has launched powerful airstrikes targeting Houthi positions in Yemen. President Donald Trump has vowed to "rain hell" on the group, warning Iran to halt its support. The military action comes amid escalating tensions in the region, with reports of multiple casualties.

US airstrikes in Yemen: Houthi targets in Yemen attacked, 22 killed so far

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of lying about the situation on the battlefield. As Russia claims new territorial gains, the UK and other allies are discussing next steps. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts for a possible truce are underway, but tensions remain high.

Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky: Russia wants to achieve 'stronger position' before deal

Pakistan is making strides in embracing cryptocurrencies with the recent formation of the Pakistan Crypto Council, signaling a shift toward regulating the largely unstructured sector. The move aligns with a global resurgence in crypto adoption, particularly following US President Donald Trump’s return to office.

Pakistan moves to regulate cryptocurrency sector

West Asia has largely avoided direct impacts from the global trade war sparked by US Tariffs, but economic challenges still loom. While tariffs on steel and aluminum have minimal effect on the region, the broader slowdown in global trade threatens oil prices, the primary driver of many West Asian economies.

Oil prices at risk amid global tariffs?

The upcoming week is a major one for global markets-- will the Federal Reserve hold steady or make a move on interest rates?

Recession risks rise ahead of Fed's policy

Consumer sentiment in the US Dropped sharply in March, reaching its lowest level since November 2022, according to the latest University of Michigan survey. The index fell from February and reflects growing concerns over inflation and stock market instability.

Inflation fears drive US consumer sentiment decline

When protests against the Israeli war in the Gaza Strip took shape in the United States last year, Columbia University was one of the very first campuses to lend its strong voice. Mahmoud Khalil became a very familiar and outspoken figure amongst the student community. The 30-year-old, however, is currently in custody, fighting for his rights while the Trump administration seeks to deport him—only because he was protesting against a war that Israel was waging in the Gaza Strip, which was backed by the Americans. Watch this report for more details!

Mahmoud Khalil becomes the face of Trump crackdown against 'antisemitism'

US airstrikes in Yemen: Trump announces military operations against Houthis in Yemen

US Airstrikes in Yemen: US launches major airstrikes against Houthis amid rising tensions

US airstrike in Yemen: Trump announces military operations against Houthis in Yemen

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has launched one of his harshest attacks on the American media. Speaking at the Department of Justice on Friday, Donald Trump called the media the political arm of the Democrat Party. He also accused the American media of being very corrupt in its behavior. Watch in for more details!

US President Trump slams media as 'corrupt' and 'political arms' of Democrats

The US Senate has passed a Republican-backed funding bill with a 54-46 vote, preventing a government shutdown. However, the move has exposed a deep divide among Democrats, with some siding with the GOP. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s reversal on the issue has sparked outrage within his party. Will President Trump sign the bill?

Democrats split as senate passes GOP funding bill to avert shutdown

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