Zohran Mamdani makes an unexpected White House visit Zohran Mamdani makes an unexpected White House visit, sitting down with President Trump for a rare surprising conversation. The White House press room stood empty, its podiums silent—just a janitor humming softly as he mopped the floor. The photograph is destined for the history books, or perhaps […]
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Russia and Iran urge peace and dialogue amid Pakistan–Afghanistan ‘open war’ “A nation’s strength isn’t just soldiers, but the peace of mind of its families,” a Pakistani father whispered, hoping his sons never have to prove that strength. The night sky over Kabul turned orange just before dawn. The sound came second—a deafening roar that
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Five heartfelt lessons from Modi’s recent Israel visit Indian Prime Minister backs Netanyahu despite ongoing violence in occupied Palestinian territories, drawing global concern and debate worldwide. The image was designed to symbolize friendship: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, wrapped in a bear hug by Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu. On the surface, it was a warm
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Iran’s top diplomat says talks with US deeply intense The fate of millions hangs on whispers in Geneva. On Thursday, Iran’s top diplomat, Abbas Araghchi, sat across an empty room from the United States, speaking not directly to his adversaries, but through an Omani mediator. After hours of what he called the “most intense and
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Netanyahu warmly welcomes Modi like old friend this feels like home. Thank you, my friend. The warmth here truly embraces my heart. The warm Mediterranean sun glinted off the tarmac at Ben Gurion Airport, but the real heat came from the embrace shared by two world leaders. It was a moment that transcended the usual
Modi’s Israel Visit Faces Rising Global Pressure Two old friends meet for tea, but the world keeps tugging at their sleeves. The prime minister’s plane cut through the night sky, carrying not just a man but a message. Somewhere below, the Mediterranean glittered darkly, indifferent to the diplomatic calculus unfolding at 35,000 feet. In his
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Court Allows IRS To Share Immigrant Tax Data He handed over his keys and walked out—choosing his name over a deal that felt wrong. The resignation letter sat on his desk for three days before he signed it. Doug O’Donnell, the acting commissioner of the IRS, had spent thirty-eight years climbing the ranks of the
Trump Says He Saved 35 Million Lives The room fell silent as the President leaned into the microphone, his voice carrying the weight of a claim so staggering it seemed to bend the air around it. “Thirty-five million people,” he said slowly, letting the number hang there like a dark cloud, “would have died if
Trump warns buyers after fiery tariff verdict rant. The ruling says he can ask, not charge—frustrating for a man who sees deals everywhere. The “terrible” things he wants to do are really just about money. It’s not about national security or some grand strategy. It’s the feeling of being taken advantage of, of watching other
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Trump insists war doubts are fake stays calm. Trust, Conversation, Understanding, Peace, Bridge, Listening, Heart, Hope. The air in the Situation Room feels thick, the kind of thick that settles in your chest. On the screens, satellite images show the distant gleam of the Persian Gulf, a body of water that suddenly feels less like
