After 43 days, the U.S. Government shutdown, the longest in American history, ends after trump signed the congress approved short-term funding bill. Meanwhile, a parallel crisis is unfolding in the economic data world:
Key October jobs and inflation reports may never be published.
Trump said government operations will resume.

US Government Shutdown Ends After Record 43 Days

The U.S. Supreme court will hear arguments on federal reserve governor Lisa Cook Sueing president trump for firing her. On January 21st, the court will hear arguments in the case that has no precedent.


US Supreme Court Takes Up Trump’s Challenge Against Federal Reserve Decision

The holiday skies in the U.S. May not sparkle as brightly this year.
A new Deloitte report shows Americans are cutting back on both the number of trips and how much they’ll spend. Even high-income travelers are feeling the squeeze. This report breaks down how a season built on travel and celebration is turning into one of caution and cost-cutting.


U.S. Holiday Cheer Faces Unexpected Turbulence Amid Economic Uncertainty

Turkey has responded to media reports linking Ankara to the Delhi blast, rejecting any involvement. Officials emphasized that the claims are unfounded and called for responsible reporting.


Delhi Blast: Turkey Responds to Media Report Linking Ankara to Delhi Blast |

Iraq Elections 2025: Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani’s coalition has emerged as the front-runner in Iraq’s 2025 general elections, according to early results. The coalition secured major wins in multiple provinces amid a voter turnout exceeding 56 percent. 


Iraq Elections 2025: Sudani Claims Victory as Iraq’s Parliamentary Polls Show Coalition Lead

3I/ATLAS: China’s Tianwen-1 Mars orbiter has captured rare, high-resolution images of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS as it sped past Mars in 2025. Unlike NASA, which has withheld its own photos amid ongoing controversies, China’s space agency publicly released stunning visuals showing the comet’s nucleus, coma, and tail. 

3I/ATLAS: China Joins International Hunt with New Photos of Interstellar Comet 

Pak Constitutional Amendment: Pakistan’s parliament has passed the 27th Constitutional Amendment, elevating Army Chief General Asim Munir to the newly created post of Chief of Defence Force. This position grants Munir unified command over the army, navy, and air force, along with lifetime legal immunity and enhanced control over the country’s nuclear arsenal. 


Pak Constitutional Amendment: Asim Munir Elevated to Chief of Defence Force 

The U.S. government will remain temporarily funded until January 30 following a deal to prevent a shutdown. Lawmakers approved temporary funding to keep federal operations running while negotiations continue over long-term budgets.

US Government Shutdown: Temporary Funding to Keep Government Open Until Jan 30

Delhi Blast: The Union Cabinet has passed a resolution condemning the heinous Delhi Red Fort car blast as a terrorist incident perpetrated by anti-national forces. Expressing deep grief for the loss of innocent lives, the Cabinet reaffirmed India’s zero-tolerance policy against terrorism and praised the prompt efforts of security and emergency responders.


Delhi Blast: Centre Calls Delhi Blast “Terror Incident,” Passes Resolution to Condemn Attack

A new study reveals that humans can no longer reliably distinguish AI-generated music from songs created by real musicians. Advances in artificial intelligence have made AI music increasingly realistic, raising questions about creativity, copyright, and the future of the music industry. Experts warn that as AI technology evolves, distinguishing human artistry from machine-generated content will become even more challenging.


Humans Can No Longer Tell AI Music from the Real Thing: Study

DNA testing has confirmed the identity of the bomber involved in the deadly Delhi blast near the Red Fort. Authorities revealed that forensic analysis played a crucial role in confirming the suspect, bringing the investigation closer to apprehending those responsible. 


Breaking: Delhi Blast: Bomber Identified Through DNA Evidence

The U.S. Department of the Treasury has imposed sanctions on 32 individuals and entities across multiple countries, including India, China, UAE, Turkey, and Germany, for supporting Iran’s ballistic missile and UAV programs. The sanctions target procurement networks helping Iran access materials and technology for weapons development, posing a threat to regional and global security. 

U.S. Sanctions 32 Entities Over Iran Weapons, Including Indian Firms

House Democrats have released new emails from convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein that mention former President Donald Trump. The emails raise renewed questions about Trump’s past interactions with Epstein, though the White House has called the release a “political smear.” The documents are part of an ongoing debate over transparency and the public’s right to information regarding high-profile figures linked to Epstein.


New Epstein Emails that Mention Trump Released by House Democrats 

Rubio: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has lauded India's handling of the Delhi car blast investigation, calling it "measured, cautious, and very professional." Speaking at the G7 foreign ministers meeting, Rubio affirmed the blast near the Red Fort was "clearly a terrorist attack" and praised Indian authorities for conducting a thorough probe. He confirmed the US offered assistance but emphasized India's capability to manage the investigation independently.


Breaking: Rubio: India Doesn’t Need Our Help in Blast Probe, Doing a Good Job

A deadly bioterror plot has been foiled in India. Gujarat’s anti-terrorism squad has arrested a doctor allegedly trained in Pakistan for planning an attack using ricin — a toxin so potent that a grain-sized dose can stop a human heart. investigators say the suspect intended to target crowded areas, marking India’s first recorded ricin-related terror conspiracy. the operation has exposed chilling details of how bioweapons could be smuggled and deployed on Indian soil.


Doctor Trained by Pakistan Held for Plotting Ricin Terror Attack 

Russian airstrikes have damaged warehouses in Kharkiv, Ukraine, marking the latest escalation in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Ukrainian authorities report structural damage and are assessing the impact on supplies and logistics. The strikes highlight the continued intensity of the conflict, with both sides sustaining losses. International observers warn of rising humanitarian and security concerns as fighting persists in eastern Ukraine.


Russia-Ukraine War: Kharkiv Warehouses Damaged in Latest Russian Strikes

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian forces launched multiple drone strikes targeting the Kholodnohirskyi district in Kharkiv on November 12, 2025, damaging warehouses, residential buildings, and a transport company. At least five people were injured, with four hospitalized, and two residents rescued from blocked apartments.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Drone Strikes Hit Kharkiv Warehouses, 5 Injured 

Epstien Emails: House Democrats have released thousands of pages of Jeffrey Epstein’s emails, including messages where Epstein wrote that President Trump “spent hours” with one of Epstein’s victims. These newly disclosed communications suggest that Epstein believed Trump knew more about the abuse allegations than he has publicly acknowledged. 


Epstein Emails: House Democrats Release Epstein Emails Suggesting Trump Knew About Abuse 

Authorities have recovered a red SUV in Faridabad following a massive hunt linked to the Delhi blast case. Security agencies are investigating the vehicle for evidence that could shed light on the perpetrators and their terror network.


Delhi Blast: Red SUV Found in Faridabad After Massive Hunt 

The investigation into the Delhi blast is intensifying, with authorities tracing links from Pulwama to Faridabad. Officials are focusing on uncovering the broader terror network behind the attack, examining connections, suspects, and possible conspirators.


Delhi Blast: From Pulwama to Faridabad: Delhi Blast Probe Focuses of Terror Web

Settlers Violence: Masked Israeli settlers launched attacks on the Palestinian villages of Beit Lid and Deir Sharaf in the occupied West Bank, injuring at least four people. The settlers set fire to properties, including a food warehouse and farmland, as they clashed with local residents and Israeli forces sent to intervene. 


Settlers Violence: Masked Israeli Settlers Attack Two Palestinian Villages, Four Injured 

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has stated that the Awami League will continue to challenge the ban imposed on Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus.

Exclusive | Sheikh Hasina: Awami League will Continue to Challenge Ban Imposed by Yunus

The White House, through Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, has publicly condemned the BBC as a “leftist propaganda machine” following revelations that the broadcaster deliberately edited President Trump's 2021 speech to make it appear inflammatory. 


White House Calls BBC a Left-Leaning Propaganda Outlet Amid Editing Controversy 

U.S. Shutdown: President Donald Trump is expected to sign the bill Wednesday night, bringing an end to the longest U.S. government shutdown in history. The House recently passed the funding bill with bipartisan support, paving the way for government operations to resume after 43 days of closure affecting hundreds of thousands of federal workers and various public services. The signing signals relief for millions impacted by the shutdown.


U.S. Shutdown: Trump Expected to Sign Bill Wednesday Night to End Government Shutdown

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