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“I will be cheering for him”: Trump and Mamdani's shocking White House meet

“I will be cheering for him”: Trump and Mamdani's shocking White House meet

 In a stunning political twist, President Donald Trump met New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani at the White House — just weeks after the two traded brutal insults on the campaign trail. Trump, who once called Mamdani a “100% Communist” and a “lunatic,” stunned reporters by praising him inside the Oval Office, saying “I will be cheering for him” and claiming they agree on more issues than expected.

22 November,2025 10:25 PM IST
$100m Corruption Bomb: Ukraine rocked as mega scam exposed at the highest levels

$100m Corruption Bomb: Ukraine rocked as mega scam exposed at the highest levels

Ukraine has been rocked by a massive $100 million corruption scandal inside its war-hit energy sector, triggering resignations, sanctions, and a political firestorm in Kyiv. Operation Midas, led by Ukraine’s Anti-Corruption Bureau, uncovered a powerful graft network involving kickbacks, shell companies, and alleged links to a close associate of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

14 November,2025 09:39 PM IST
Longest U.S. shutdown ends: How it happened, how it ended, and what’s in deal

Longest U.S. shutdown ends: How it happened, how it ended, and what’s in deal

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
U.S. Shutdown OVER: Senate Reaches Bipartisan Breakthrough After 40-Days

U.S. Shutdown OVER: Senate Reaches Bipartisan Breakthrough After 40-Days

After a record-breaking 40 days of political deadlock, the U.S. Senate has officially voted to end the longest government shutdown in American history. Lawmakers reached a bipartisan breakthrough following a tense weekend of negotiations in Washington, paving the way to restore essential federal operations. The agreement, which marks a rare cross-party compromise, provides temporary funding and outlines a framework for broader budget discussions expected in the coming weeks. Despite the breakthrough, more than 1.4 million federal employees remain without pay as government services begin the slow process of resuming normal operations. WATCH 

10 November,2025 06:27 PM IST

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