After 43 days , the longest government shutdown in U.S. history may end today as the House reconvenes to vote on a Senate-passed funding bill.

The S&P Global Composite PMI rose to 54.8 in October, signaling expansion in both manufacturing and services sectors. However, economic sentiment remains fragile due to protectionist trade policies and a sharp decline in exports. Companies report stockpiles of unsold goods and cautious hiring. Analysts warn that while domestic activity is rebounding, global uncertainty—especially with China—could dampen long-term growth. The Trump administration’s proposed export restrictions

Starting October 16, 2025, the U.S. has implemented a $1,000 fee for migrants seeking temporary entry under humanitarian or public interest grounds. The fee applies to all parole approvals under Section 212(d)(5)(A) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, including renewals and extensions. Critics argue the fee creates financial barriers for vulnerable populations, while supporters claim it streamlines administrative costs. The policy is expected to impact thousands of applic

Federal authorities have arrested Mahmoud Amin al Muhtadi, an alleged Hamas conspirator linked to the October 7 attacks in Israel. According to the FBI, Muhtadi entered the U.S. on a visa from Egypt in 2024 and settled in Oklahoma, where he allegedly continued coordinating with militant groups. Photos and audio recordings included in the criminal complaint show Muhtadi holding military-grade weapons and discussing tactical plans. The case has reignited debates over immigratio