After a record 42-day shutdown, President Trump signs the funding bill to reopen the U.S. government. Over a million workers lost pay, thousands of flights were delayed, and federal services came to a halt. Here’s how America finally got back to work.
13 November,2025 04:15 PM IST
As the government shutdown drags on, 42 million Americans are days away from losing federal food assistance. The USDA has confirmed that no SNAP benefits will be issued on November 1, citing a lack of legal authority to use contingency funds. In Los Angeles, National Guard troops are bagging food boxes to help meet the surge in demand as families prepare for the cutoff.
01 November,2025 01:07 AM IST
China has rolled out a new K visa targeting young foreign STEM graduates, allowing them to live and work in China without a job offer. The launch comes as the U.S. imposes a $100,000 annual fee on H-1B visas, prompting many skilled workers to look for alternatives. Experts say this could give Beijing an edge in the global talent race
30 September,2025 07:14 AM IST
After Justin Trudeau announced he would step down as Canada's Prime Minister, US President-elect Donald Trump emphasized his interest in acquiring Panama Canal, Greenland, and Canada. Trump suggested using "economic force" to convince Canada to join the US but ruled out military action. He repeatedly posted on social media offering Canada a chance to become the 51st state, using images of Canada with the American flag. In a post on January 6, Trump promised Canadians lower taxes, reduced tariffs, and enhanced security if they agreed to join the US. He also mocked Trudeau for his handling of illegal immigration and drug trafficking, offering Trudeau the symbolic title of "Governor of the Great State of Canada."
08 January,2025 03:32 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
