US Senate Fails to Pass Stopgap Bill, Government Shuts Down
U.S. Senate fails to pass short-term spending bill, triggering the first government shutdown in seven years as healthcare funding debates heat up.
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U.S. Senate fails to pass short-term spending bill, triggering the first government shutdown in seven years as healthcare funding debates heat up.
Hamas says Trump’s Gaza ceasefire plan needs major clarifications on war end, withdrawal, disarmament, prisoner swaps and reconstruction.
Israeli forces intercepted an aid flotilla bound for Gaza 70 nautical miles off its coast, detaining Greta Thunberg and activists in a high-seas confrontation.
Two people died after Moroccan officers opened fire on a group that tried to storm a police station, officials say.
Explore why the US government shutdown at midnight Oct. 1, and how healthcare, tax cuts and political fights led to this standoff.
China and Cuba marked 65 years of diplomatic relations in Havana, emphasizing solidarity, cultural exchange and future partnerships in energy, food security and digital transformation.
U.S. President Trump announced an unprecedented 100% tariff on foreign films, sparking industry concerns over rising costs and global competition. What’s next for Hollywood?
Washington state’s record apple crop faces a picker shortage as farms rely on the costly H-2A visa program to bring in needed hands—putting the harvest at risk.
Ambassador Xie Feng hosts a 76th National Day reception in Washington, featuring a live Shenzhou-20 space greeting and calls for deeper China-U.S. cooperation.
Critics argue the U.S. 20-point Gaza plan lacks binding commitments and a clear timeline. Is it a genuine path to peace or just an endless compromise?