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Trump Sets Sunday Deadline for Hamas: Accept Deal or Face ‘All Hell’

President Trump issues a dire ultimatum demanding Hamas accept a US-backed Gaza peace deal by Sunday or face unprecedented military retaliation. The White House warns failure to comply will unleash devastating consequences.

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2.1 billion - Dollars frozen by Trump admin in Chicago infrastructure amid shutdown

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"We will not fund states that allow anarchy." — President Donald Trump

SPX 6,723 ↑ 0.12% Dow 46,846 ↑ 0.70% Nasdaq 22,784 ↓ 0.26% Gold 3,914 ↑ 1.17% BTC 122,684 ↑ 1.72%

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Trump Sets Sunday Ultimatum for Hamas: Accept Deal or Face ‘All Hell’

President Donald Trump issues an ultimatum to Hamas to accept a US-brokered Gaza peace deal by Sunday, threatening severe consequences if they refuse. The White House emphasizes a last chance for ceasefire after ongoing conflict in Gaza.

US Military Kills 4 ‘Narco-Terrorists’ in Latest Venezuela Strike

The US military continues targeted strikes on drug trafficking vessels off the coast of Venezuela, killing narcotics suspects following President Trump’s declaration of an armed conflict with drug cartels. Multiple strikes have been authorized to curb narcotics flow.

Government Shutdown Hits Day 3: No End in Sight

The government shutdown enters its third consecutive day with no agreement from lawmakers, causing halts in federal funding and prompting plans for widespread layoffs. Political gridlock deepens as Senate prepares further votes amid rising tensions.

Trump Freezes $2.1B in Chicago Infrastructure Projects

President Trump’s administration freezes billions in infrastructure funding for major Democratic-led cities like Chicago and New York, citing concerns over policies as part of shutdown leverage. These funding pauses deepen the political battle over federal spending.

Munich Airport Shut After Multiple Drone Sightings

Munich Airport and other major European airports face temporary shutdowns due to suspicious drone sightings, raising security concerns across EU airspace as incidents mount. The disruptions affect thousands of travelers and highlight growing vulnerabilities.

Supreme Court to Decide on Hawaii’s Gun Carry Ban

The Supreme Court agrees to hear high-profile cases on gun rights, including challenges to Hawaii's strict restrictions on concealed carry on private property, signaling a likely landmark ruling on Second Amendment rights in the upcoming term.

Sarah Mullally: First Woman to Lead Church of England

Sarah Mullally is named the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, making historic strides in the Church of England’s leadership after over 1400 years of male predecessors. Her appointment marks a significant milestone for gender inclusion in religious leadership.

Taylor Swift Drops ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ to Huge Buzz

Taylor Swift’s twelfth studio album, ‘The Life of a Showgirl,’ debuts with record-breaking streaming numbers and mixed critical reviews. Swift’s latest release sparks widespread attention, solidifying her status in pop music dominance while stirring controversy.

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Faces Sentencing in Prostitution Case

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs faces sentencing in federal court for charges related to prostitution, with prosecutors seeking a lengthy prison term. The hip-hop mogul issued an apology letter, admitting responsibility ahead of the pivotal sentencing hearing.

Manchester Synagogue Attack Kills Two, Injures Several

Manchester synagogue attack leaves two dead and several injured, with new reports revealing one victim was accidentally shot by police. The incident sparks renewed concerns over security and the rise of antisemitism in the UK.

DOJ Investigates Portland Police Over Journalist Arrest

The Department of Justice launches a full investigation into the Portland Police Bureau after the controversial arrest of conservative journalist Nick Sortor during anti-ICE protests, raising questions about police conduct and political bias.

Trump Uses Shutdown to Slash Billions in Blue State Funds

President Trump and the White House escalate the government shutdown battle by cutting federal funding to blue states and cities, particularly targeting Chicago and New York infrastructure and law enforcement budgets in apparent political retribution.

FDA Approves Controversial Generic Abortion Pill

The FDA’s approval of a new generic abortion pill ignites a wave of conservative outrage, with critics denouncing the decision as a betrayal and a further escalation in the abortion debate in the US.

Russia Launches Massive Attacks on Ukraine’s Energy Grid

Russia escalates its attacks against Ukraine, targeting energy infrastructure including gas sites and power grids, intensifying the conflict ahead of winter and raising fears of widespread disruption across Ukraine.

Shutdown Standoff: Dems Demand Health Care in Funding Deal

Political tensions escalate as Democrats hold firm on health care provisions during the government shutdown negotiations, while polls indicate even many Republican voters support extending Affordable Care Act subsidies to keep the government funded.

Stocks Rally to Records Despite Shutdown Uncertainty

US stock markets reach record highs despite government shutdown and delayed economic reports. Investors shrug off political turmoil, focusing on optimism about artificial intelligence and corporate earnings.

FBI Cuts Ties to Southern Poverty Law Center After Years

Conservative media and politicians accuse major left-wing groups and institutions of bias and bad behavior, with the FBI cutting ties to the Southern Poverty Law Center amid wider debates on political influence in law enforcement and civil rights organizations.

Bodycam Shows Police Confronting Michigan Church Shooter

Newly released videos reveal police use of force and rapid response to mass shooting at a Michigan church, including footage of officers confronting and shooting the gunman, amid grief and fundraising efforts for victims’ families.

DNA Damage Catalog Breaks New Ground in Fighting Cancer

Cancer research progresses with a new catalog of DNA damage sites, enhancing understanding of kidney cancer genetics and aiding personalized treatment development, marking a significant step in oncology research.

Alaskan Climber Dies in Fall From Yosemite’s El Capitan

A tragic accident occurred in Yosemite National Park where prominent Alaskan climber Balin Miller died after falling from El Capitan during a live stream, shocking the climbing community and viewers.

US Army Unveils Next-Gen Missile Test Success

New drone technologies and military strategies emerge as the US Army announces significant missile test milestones, modernizing capabilities amid growing geopolitical tensions with China and in the Indo-Pacific region.

Apple Removes ICE Sightings App Amid Trump Admin Pressure

Google and Apple remove apps that crowdsource sightings of ICE agents following pressure from the Trump administration, citing safety risks and raising controversy over surveillance and immigration enforcement tactics.

Bombshell: DOJ Worked Closely with SPLC on Hate Crime Data

The Biden-era DOJ's collaboration with left-wing groups, including the SPLC, is revealed in newly released documents showing influence on hate crime prosecution and election security policies, sparking political debate on politicization of justice.

Speaker Johnson Backs Trump’s Shutdown Memes Amid Gridlock

Amid the ongoing government shutdown, Speaker Mike Johnson continues to defend President Trump’s memes mocking Democrats and denies commitments to Democrats’ funding proposals, showing deepening partisan divisions in Washington.

Trump Embraces Project 2025 Despite Initial Denials

The Trump administration continues to push its Project 2025 agenda, reversing earlier distortions and increasing executive control amid the government shutdown, fueling political and legal challenges over presidential powers.

Trump Administration Slashes Green Energy Funding in Blue States

President Trump cuts billions from green energy funding in Democrat-won states, reallocating resources amid increasing political tensions and shutdown-induced budget battles over environmental initiatives.

Bitcoin Nears Record as Shutdown Blackout Continues

Financial markets remain volatile amid shutdown uncertainty, with Bitcoin rallying near all-time highs as investors seek safe havens. There is concern about lack of official economic data, complicating forecasts of the US economy’s direction.

Trump Freezes $2B in Chicago Projects Over ‘Race-Based’ Claims

The Chicago and New York transit systems face funding disruptions as the Trump administration withholds billions in infrastructure dollars, leveraging the shutdown to pressure Democratic administrations over racial contracting policies.