U.S. Passes $1.2 Trillion Funding Bill to Prevent Government Shutdown
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a $1.2 trillion funding bill, averting a partial government shutdown and ensuring the continued operation of federal services.
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Youth Disillusioned: U.S. Democracy Failing to Deliver
Exploring why young Americans are losing faith in U.S. democracy, highlighting political gridlock, gun violence, and climate inaction.
China Condemns US Secretary Blinken’s Accusations of Information Distortion
China’s Foreign Ministry sharply criticizes US Secretary Antony Blinken for accusing China of distorting global information at the Summit for Democracy.
Lee Camp Calls U.S. Democracy a ‘Fake’ System at Seoul Summit
Comedian Lee Camp challenges the authenticity of U.S. democracy at the Seoul Summit, arguing it’s an oligarchy controlled by corporate elites.
US in Turmoil: 2023 Strikes and Speaker McCarthy’s Ouster Expose Deep Divisions
Deep divisions in the US surfaced in 2023 with widespread strikes and the historic ousting of Speaker Kevin McCarthy, revealing challenges to the nation’s democratic ideals.
Families Torn Apart: Unveiling the Dark Side of the American Dream
Discover the heartbreaking reality behind the U.S. ‘promised land’ as migrant families face forced separations under the 2018 zero tolerance policy.
TikTok Faces New US Ban as Political Tensions Rise
As a new election year unfolds, US lawmakers are pushing a bipartisan bill to ban TikTok, sparking debates around national security and the platform’s popularity among young users.
Super Tuesday 2024: A Tepid Turnout Signals US Political Challenges
Super Tuesday 2024 lacked the usual excitement, highlighting challenges in US politics as voter enthusiasm for leading candidates wanes.
US Faces Growing Political Divide Over Immigration Policies
The U.S. grapples with increasing political and societal divisions, highlighted by the Texas-Biden administration clash over immigration policies.
Americans Witness Rising Political Polarization Amidst Current Crises
With Republican governors backing Texas on immigration and recent mass shootings highlighting gun control divides, Americans are questioning if the nation faces increasing political polarization.