 India’s textile and apparel exporters are getting little respite from the rupee’s fall to a record low, with steep U.S. Tariffs eroding most currency linked advantages. The rupee breached the 90 mark against the dollar this week. It was mostly pressured by foreign portfolio outflows, strong import demand and uncertainty surrounding the pending U.S–India trade deal.


Textile Exporters Struggle as Rupee Falls to Record Low 

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is back in the political hot seat as the Pentagon’s watchdog alleged he put American personnel and missions at risk by using the Signal messaging app to share sensitive details about a strike targeting Yemen’s Houthi militants.


Reports: Signal Chat Leak Probe Finds Hegseth's Signal Use Could've Risked Troops

Gold is inching higher as weaker U.S. Private payrolls data lifted expectations of a federal reserve rate cut next week. But what’s really struck gold are base metals.


Copper Strikes 'Gold' With Record Surge Amid Supply Squeeze

The United States has suspended some weapons deliveries to Ukraine and cut off a direct communication channel with German military officials coordinating support. German Army commander Lieutenant General Christian Freuding revealed that the constant text messaging line with the Pentagon has been halted, forcing him to go through the German Embassy in Washington for updates.

US Cuts Direct Military Communication With Germany Over Ukraine Aid 

The Pentagon has announced a $1 billion “Drone Dominance Program” to acquire over 300,000 kamikaze and one-way attack drones by 2028. Inspired by lessons from Ukraine, where low-cost disposable drones have transformed modern warfare, this program aims to accelerate U.S. adoption of affordable drone systems. Vendors must prove performance in a competitive gauntlet to secure bulk orders of 1,000+ drones.


U.S. Unveils Massive 'Drone Dominance' Program for 300,000 Kamikaze UAVs by 2028

Democratic lawmakers are warning they may invoke the War Powers Act in response to actions linked to former President Trump’s approach to Venezuela.

US-Venezuela: Democrat Lawmakers Warn to Invoke War Powers Act Against Trump's Actions in Venezuela

US-Germany relations appear to have entered a frosty phase, with the German Army Chief stating that there is currently no communication with the Pentagon.

US-Germany Ties Strained: German Military Chief Speaks Out

New reports suggest that the global travel ban may soon expand from 19 to 30 countries, affecting international mobility and disrupting travel plans worldwide. Governments are reviewing security concerns, immigration policies, and public safety measures as the list grows. Stay tuned for updates on which countries may be added and what this means for travelers, airlines, and global movement.


Reports: Travel Ban to Expanded From 19 to 30 Countries 

U.S. Vs Venezuela Tensions: President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have defended controversial US military strikes on alleged Venezuelan drug-smuggling vessels, amid mounting scrutiny over a reported second attack that killed survivors. Both leaders stated they were unaware of the follow-up strike, attributing it to the "fog of war," while maintaining the broader anti-narcotics campaign is vital for US safety. 

U.S. Vs Venezuela Tensions: Trump, Hegseth Defend Strike on 'Drug Boat'

The United States has deployed a powerful naval and air armada to the Caribbean, escalating tensions with Venezuela and prompting questions about Washington’s endgame. Advanced fighter jets, destroyers, drones, special operations forces and even a possible nuclear submarine have moved into position near Venezuelan waters. The Trump administration insists it is targeting “narco-terrorists,” but critics say the scale of the deployment suggests broader ambitions, possibly even regime change.


U.S. Forces Move Military Assets Into The Caribbean Near Venezuela

U.S. President Donald Trump urged Israel not to take actions that could further destabilise Syria amid heightened regional tensions. The statement comes as reports indicate that Israeli forces carried out strikes in Syria, resulting in the deaths of 13 people.

Trump Warns Israel: 'Don't Destabilise Syria Now' | Israeli Forces Kill 13 in Syria

The White House has confirmed a second strike on a vessel from Venezuela allegedly carrying illegal narcotics. Officials say Admiral Frank Bradley conducted the strike under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s authorization. The strike took place in international waters and was described as self-defense to protect U.S. interests. Critics question the legality, while the UN calls for transparent investigations. Stay updated with the latest U.S.-Venezuela developments.


US-Venezuela tension: US military aircraft movements intensify in the Caribbean

U.S. President Donald Trump spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, urging Israel to engage in dialogue with Syria and avoid actions that could destabilize the region. Trump emphasized diplomacy and cautioned against unilateral moves that might escalate tensions in the Middle East. Stay updated for the latest developments on U.S., Israel, and Syria relations.

US-Israel: Trump Warns Israel Against Destabilizing Syria | Calls for Diplomatic Dialogue

A new study has raised fresh questions about the future of the american dream.
Researchers say millions of young renters are no longer just delaying homeownership,
They are giving up on it entirely.
From ‘doom spending’ to high-risk bets in crypto, the study warns these shifts could reshape wealth and inequality for an entire generation.
Take a look…

America’s Homeownership Dream is ‘Slipping Away

A U.S. court has struck down President Trump’s appointment of Habba as New Jersey’s top prosecutor. The ruling disqualifies Habba from assuming the position, citing legal or procedural issues. This decision marks a significant development in Trump’s post-presidential legal and political maneuvering. Stay updated on the latest court rulings and political news from the U.S.

US Court Disqualifies Trump’s New Jersey Prosecutor

NATO is reportedly considering proactive strategies to counter Moscow in the evolving hybrid war. Officials have hinted at the possibility of striking first if deemed necessary, signaling a shift from reactive to preemptive measures. This development raises questions about future tensions in Europe and NATO-Russia relations. Stay updated with the latest security and defense news.

NATO Considers Proactive Moves to Counter Moscow Threats

Alina Habba has been ruled ineligible to serve as New Jersey's top federal prosecutor by a federal appeals court. A three-judge panel said the administration's manoeuvring exposed the legal and political barriers it faced in installing its preferred candidate.


USA: Ex-Trump lawyer Habba disqualified as New Jersey's top federal prosecutor 

The White House has confirmed a second strike on a vessel from Venezuela allegedly carrying illegal narcotics. Officials say Admiral Frank Bradley conducted the strike under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s authorization. The strike took place in international waters and was described as self-defense to protect U.S. interests. Critics question the legality, while the UN calls for transparent investigations. Stay updated with the latest U.S.-Venezuela developments.

US-Venezuela Tension: Trump Administration Confirms Second Strike on Venezuela

A sudden surge in pizza sales has sparked speculation about U.S. military activity, giving rise to the so-called “Pentagon Pizza Theory.”


Pentagon Pizza tracker: Can late-night orders really predict war? 

US-Venezuela Tension: White House Confirms Second Strike on Venezuela Drug Boat

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has called Donald Trump’s threat to bar South Africa from the G20 “regrettable” and “baseless,” pushing back strongly against the former U.S. President’s remarks. This segment features a detailed standup analysis, context behind Trump’s statements, and the potential diplomatic implications for South Africa, the G20, and U.S.–Africa relations.


South Africa denies improper G20 handover, blames US for absence

A growing online theory suggests that sudden spikes in pizza deliveries near key U.S. facilities may signal heightened military or political activity. While largely speculative, the trend has sparked widespread curiosity about how everyday logistical patterns might correlate with government operations during emergencies.


How Pizza Deliveries Signal US Military, Political Emergency 

Millions of Americans will be under a winter weather watch from Monday night into Tuesday as a major storm blankets parts of the country in more than a foot of snow, just days after another tundra inundated the Midwest and snarled traffic during the post-Thanksgiving weekend.


US: Midwest slammed by snowstorm 

President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he has chosen the person he wants to lead the Federal Reserve going forward. Trump also made it clear that he expects his candidate to lower interest rates.


Who will be the next Fed chief? Trump says, 'I know'

Investors brace for change in Federal Reserve leadership

Revenues from sales of weapons and military services by the 100 largest global arms-producing companies reached a record $679bn in 2024, according to new data released by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). The Gaza and Ukraine wars, as well as global and regional geopolitical tensions and ever-higher military expenditures, increased revenues generated by the companies from sales of military goods and services to customers domestic and abroad by 5.9 percent compared to the year before, the organisation said in a report published on Monday.


US arms makers see combined revenues rise by 3. 8% revenue 

The Trump administration has issued new changes that significantly redefine protections for young ‘Dreamer’ migrants, raising alarms among immigration advocates and legal experts. The revised policies could affect work permits, renewal processes, and long-standing safeguards for undocumented youth brought to the U.S. as children.


Trump administration redefines protection for 'Dreamers' 

The White House has announced a new system aimed at publicly tracking and calling out so-called “media offenders” — a “Hall of Shame” designed to highlight misinformation, selective reporting, and repeated inaccuracies. While critics warn this could escalate tensions between the administration and the press, supporters argue it brings long-needed accountability to major outlets.


White House launches new page to call out media for bias

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Textile Exporters Struggle as Rupee Falls to Record Low

Reports: Signal Chat Leak Probe Finds Hegseth's Signal Use Could've Risked Troops

Textile Exporters Struggle as Rupee Falls to Record Low

Copper Strikes 'Gold' With Record Surge Amid Supply Squeeze

US Cuts Direct Military Communication With Germany Over Ukraine Aid

U.S. Unveils Massive 'Drone Dominance' Program for 300,000 Kamikaze UAVs by 2028

US-Venezuela: Democrat Lawmakers Warn to Invoke War Powers Act Against Trump's Actions in Venezuela

US-Germany Ties Strained: German Military Chief Speaks Out

US-Germany Ties Strained: German Military Chief Speaks Out

Reports: Travel Ban to Expanded From 19 to 30 Countries

U.S. Vs Venezuela Tensions: Trump, Hegseth Defend Strike on 'Drug Boat'

U.S. Forces Move Military Assets Into The Caribbean Near Venezuela

Trump Warns Israel: 'Don't Destabilise Syria Now' | Israeli Forces Kill 13 in Syria

US-Venezuela tension: US military aircraft movements intensify in the Caribbean

US-Israel: Trump Warns Israel Against Destabilizing Syria | Calls for Diplomatic Dialogue

America’s Homeownership Dream is ‘Slipping Away

US Court Disqualifies Trump’s New Jersey Prosecutor

NATO Considers Proactive Moves to Counter Moscow Threats

USA: Ex-Trump lawyer Habba disqualified as New Jersey's top federal prosecutor

US-Venezuela Tension: Trump Administration Confirms Second Strike on Venezuela

Pentagon Pizza tracker: Can late-night orders really predict war?

US-Venezuela Tension: White House Confirms Second Strike on Venezuela Drug Boat

South Africa denies improper G20 handover, blames US for absence

How Pizza Deliveries Signal US Military, Political Emergency

US: Midwest slammed by snowstorm

Who will be the next Fed chief? Trump says, 'I know'