The record shutdown chaos deepens, with unhappy Americans stranded at airports after more than 1,000 flights were cut on Friday.
Separately, data showed US Consumer sentiment has fallen to its lowest level in nearly three and a half years.
The shutdown is triggering deep anxiety across American households.

Record Shutdown Hits Homes & Airports

James Watson — the Nobel laureate co-credited with the pivotal discovery of DNA's double-helix structure, but whose career was later tainted by his repeated racist remarks — has died, his former lab said on Friday (November 7, 2025). He was 97.


DNA Pioneer James Watson Dies at 97 in New York

Saudi Arabia moved forward on its F-35 fighter jet deal with the U.S., a sale that could significantly alter Israel’s military edge in West Asia. The agreement, closely watched by regional observers, signals deepening military ties between Riyadh and Washington.


US Considers Multi-Billion Dollar F-35 Sale To Saudi Arabia 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia's top battlefield objective remains the rapid capture of Pokrovsk, a mining city in eastern Ukraine that has been fiercely contested for over a year.


Russia Ramps Up Offensive To Seize Pokrovsk | Zelensky Says Situation in Pokrovsk Is 'Bad' 

Afghanistan has officially demanded that Pakistan ensure its airspace and territory are not used by ISIS or any third country for military or terrorist operations. Kabul emphasized the need for strict adherence to international norms to prevent cross-border threats and maintain regional security.

Afghanistan Demands No Use of Pak Airspace & Territory by ISIS or a Third Country

The US government shutdown has disrupted operations at over 40 major airports nationwide, causing delays, cancellations, and travel chaos for thousands of passengers. Federal agencies essential to airport and air travel operations are affected, leaving travelers frustrated and airlines scrambling to adjust schedules. This shutdown highlights the widespread impact on transportation, public services, and the economy as lawmakers fail to reach an agreement.

US Government Shutdown: Over 40 Major US Airports Affected by Shutdown 

Pakistan is moving to ban dual nationality among government officials — a move expected to affect over 22,000 bureaucrats across ministries and state departments.
The government says the decision aims to tighten loyalty requirements and ensure transparency in civil service, but critics warn it could lead to a massive bureaucratic reshuffle.
Watch how this move could reshape Pakistan’s power corridors and diplomatic ties.


Pakistan To Ban Dual National From Government Jobs, Move To Impact Over 22,000 Pak Bureaucrats

The US government shutdown has now entered its 36th day, making it the longest shutdown in American history.
Millions of federal workers continue to face uncertainty, while political negotiations remain deadlocked in Washington. Analysts warn of growing economic and social impacts, as critical services remain halted and public frustration mounts.


Longest Government Shutdown in US History Hits Economy

The Army on Tuesday (October 14, 2025) said two terrorists were killed in an anti-infiltration operation close to the Line of Control (LoC) in north Kashmir’s Kupwara district.


Kupwara Encounter: Security Forces Foil Infiltration Bid in J&K, 2 Terrorists Killed in Keran Sector

The U.S. is undertaking its largest-ever military buildup in the Caribbean, signaling heightened readiness amid regional tensions.

US-Venezuela Tensions: Three Killed in New US Strike on Alleged Drug Boat, Toll At 70

Turkiye says it has issued arrest warrants for genocide against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other senior Israeli officials.

Among 37 suspects listed are Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and army chief Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, according to a Friday statement from the Istanbul prosecutor’s office, which did not publish the complete list.

Turkey Issues Arrest Warrant Against Netanyahu, Other Officials Over Crimes Against Humanity 

During the meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, Hungary is expected to push for a sanctions waiver on Russian oil imports. The talks come amid rising global energy tensions and Hungary’s efforts to secure its energy needs while maintaining close ties with both Washington and Moscow.


Trump-Orban Meet: US President Grants Hungary Exemption From Russian Oil Sanctions 

Mexico and Peru are embroiled in a diplomatic row after Peru declared the Mexican Prime Minister persona non grata over an asylum dispute. Tensions between the two nations have escalated, raising concerns about regional relations and political stability in Latin America. Watch for full updates on the unfolding diplomatic standoff.


Peru Declares Mexican President Sheinbaum 'Persona Non Grata'

Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport is facing widespread flight delays and cancellations, disrupting travel plans for thousands of passengers. Authorities have issued a new advisory urging travelers to check flight status before heading to the airport. 


Operations At Delhi's IGI Airport Slowly Resuming to Normal

Trump: EU Leaders Should Show More Respect To Viktor Orban | Trump-Orban Meet


Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia's top battlefield objective remains the rapid capture of Pokrovsk, a mining city in eastern Ukraine that has been fiercely contested for over a year.


At Least 5 Injured in Ukraine's Kharkiv | Zelensky Says Situation in Pokrovsk Is 'Bad'

Turkey Issues Arrest Warrant Against Netanyahu, Other Officials Over Crimes Against Humanity

Operations at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport have returned to normal after a day of major flight disruptions.
More than 800 flights were delayed and 20 cancelled, leaving thousands of passengers stranded.
Authorities cite fog, congestion, and technical issues as key causes. Airlines are now working to clear backlogs and stabilize schedules.

Over 800 Flights Delayed, 20 Cancelled

Dozens of people were injured and hospitalised after an explosion occurred during Friday prayers at a mosque inside a school complex in Indonesia's capital Jakarta, police said. Police were investigating the cause of explosion at the site in Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta, city police chief Asep Edi Suheri told a televised press conference. Watch the full video to know more on this!

Indonesia Mosque Explosion: Over 50 Injured in Twin Bombings

Scientists suggest alien probes may already be present in our solar system, hidden from detection. Could extraterrestrial technology be observing Earth? Tune in to explore this intriguing theory and the latest research in space science.

Scientists Say Alien Probes Could Be Hiding in Our Solar System

Pakistan is moving to ban dual nationality among government officials — a move expected to affect over 22,000 bureaucrats across ministries and state departments.
The government says the decision aims to tighten loyalty requirements and ensure transparency in civil service, but critics warn it could lead to a massive bureaucratic reshuffle.
Watch how this move could reshape Pakistan’s power corridors and diplomatic ties.

Pakistan's New Move To Impact Over 22,000 Pak Bureaucrats 

Prince Harry has publicly apologised to Canada after sparking outrage for wearing a Los Angeles Dodgers cap during the World Series game against the Toronto Blue Jays.
The Duke of Sussex joked he was “under duress” when he wore the Dodgers cap, explaining that it was “the polite thing to do” after being invited by the team’s owner.
Canadian fans weren’t amused — calling it a snub to their only national baseball team.
In a CTV interview, Harry made amends, wearing a Blue Jays cap and promising to “root for Toronto from now on.”


Prince Harry Apologises To Canada For Wearing LA Dodgers Cap

A chilling case has shocked Germany — a 44-year-old palliative care nurse has been sentenced to life in prison for killing ten patients and attempting to kill 27 others to avoid night shift work.
According to prosecutors, he injected elderly and terminally ill patients with lethal doses of sedatives so he wouldn’t have to care for them through the night.
The court described his actions as showing “particular severity of guilt,” barring any early release.


German Nurse Gets Life Sentence For Killing 10 Patients To Ease Workload 

This story feels straight out of a Hollywood movie: an American singer says she was secretly married to a Malaysian Sultan, and only realised it after they separated. From a fairytale romance to royal intrigue, this tale has everything — mystery, luxury, and heartbreak.
Watch the full story to find out how an ordinary artist became an accidental royal bride.

U.S. Singer Claims She Was Secretly Married To Malaysian Sultan

wion

Wion, News on Wion, stories on Wion, articles on Wion, Wion stories at Wion, Wion news, Wion latest news

WION

Record Shutdown Hits Homes & Airports

DNA Pioneer James Watson Dies at 97 in New York

US Considers Multi-Billion Dollar F-35 Sale To Saudi Arabia

Russia Ramps Up Offensive To Seize Pokrovsk | Zelensky Says Situation in Pokrovsk Is 'Bad'

Afghanistan Demands No Use of Pak Airspace & Territory by ISIS or a Third Country

US Government Shutdown: Over 40 Major US Airports Affected by Shutdown

Pakistan To Ban Dual National From Government Jobs, Move To Impact Over 22,000 Pak Bureaucrats

Longest Government Shutdown in US History Hits Economy

Kupwara Encounter: Security Forces Foil Infiltration Bid in J&K, 2 Terrorists Killed in Keran Sector

US-Venezuela Tensions: Three Killed in New US Strike on Alleged Drug Boat, Toll At 70

Turkey Issues Arrest Warrant Against Netanyahu, Other Officials Over Crimes Against Humanity

Trump-Orban Meet: US President Grants Hungary Exemption From Russian Oil Sanctions

Peru Declares Mexican President Sheinbaum 'Persona Non Grata'

Operations At Delhi's IGI Airport Slowly Resuming to Normal

Trump: EU Leaders Should Show More Respect To Viktor Orban | Trump-Orban Meet

At Least 5 Injured in Ukraine's Kharkiv | Zelensky Says Situation in Pokrovsk Is 'Bad'

Turkey Issues Arrest Warrant Against Netanyahu, Other Officials Over Crimes Against Humanity

Over 800 Flights Delayed, 20 Cancelled

Indonesia Mosque Explosion: Over 50 Injured in Twin Bombings

Scientists Say Alien Probes Could Be Hiding in Our Solar System

Pakistan's New Move To Impact Over 22,000 Pak Bureaucrats

Prince Harry Apologises To Canada For Wearing LA Dodgers Cap

German Nurse Gets Life Sentence For Killing 10 Patients To Ease Workload

U.S. Singer Claims She Was Secretly Married To Malaysian Sultan