Zohran Mamdani Elected NYC’s First Muslim Mayor in Historic Win
Democrat Zohran Mamdani made history on Nov. 4 by winning the New York City mayoral race, becoming the city’s first Muslim mayor in a landmark moment for U.S. politics.
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US Government Shutdown Enters 36th Day Amid Leadership Vacuum
With no end in sight, the 36th day of the US government shutdown deepens economic and social strains—from unpaid soldiers to reduced food stamps.
US Government Shutdown Hits Third Week: Pressure Mounts on Workers and Lawmakers
As the US government shutdown enters week three, over 60,000 aviation safety workers are unpaid and federal debt tops $38T, intensifying pressure on lawmakers to resolve the impasse.
Reproductive Freedom Under Siege in the U.S. 30 Years After Beijing Declaration
Thirty years after the Beijing Declaration, reproductive freedom in the U.S. faces fresh challenges as renewed attacks spur legal battles and global solidarity.
CNN Analyst Labels National Guard Deployment a ‘Political Loser’
CNN data analyst Harry Enten says deploying the National Guard to US cities is a ‘political loser’, with polls showing nearly 60% of Americans oppose the move.
Trump’s National Guard Deployment Battle Intensifies
President Trump ramps up efforts to deploy National Guard troops in Oregon and Illinois, challenging court orders and fueling a debate over federal vs state power.
Trump’s Gaza “Peace Plan”: A Hostage Deal in Diplomatic Disguise
Trump’s Gaza “peace plan” demands Hamas surrender without offering Gaza any enforceable rights or path to sovereignty—a hostage deal in diplomatic disguise.
U.S. Agent Shoots Motorist in Chicago as Judge Halts Troops to Portland
A U.S. federal agent shoots a motorist in Chicago as tensions surge, while a judge blocks President Trump’s plan to deploy troops to Portland amid protests and security debates.
Senate Gridlock Stalls U.S. Government, Shutdown to Stretch Into Weekend
Senate Democrats blocked a GOP stopgap funding bill 54-44, prolonging the U.S. federal government shutdown as parties clash over ACA subsidies and Medicaid cuts.
U.S. Government Shutdown Explained: Why It Happened and What’s Next
Why did partisan gridlock in Congress lead to the first U.S. government shutdown in nearly seven years? We break down the causes and what happens next.