In two weeks, the federal government is scheduled to run out of money as Congress is in a standstill over a budget deal. Democrats have seemingly taken a stand that calls for reversing White House funding cuts from President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” and implement an extension of healthcare subsidies set to expire at the end of the year. David Wessel, a senior fellow in economic studies at the Brookings Institution, joins to discuss.
IMA state vice president Dr Mangesh Thete and Nashik branch president Dr Nilesh Nikam said the move was “impractical and illegal”.
This comes as an evacuation order has been set for three areas in southern Lebanon amid an upcoming strike from the IDF.
The United States Embassy in New Delhi has revoked and denied visas to certain Indian business executives and their families.
Late last month, the Trump administration issued an executive order quietly designating NASA as a national intelligence and security agency.
Israel’s Culture Minister Miki Zohar has threatened to cut state funding for the Israeli Academy of Film and Television after a film depicting a Palestinian boy’s journey to the sea achieved critical success.
Filmmaker Abhinav Kashyap, who made his Bollywood debut with the blockbuster Dabangg, has once again accused actor-producer Salman Khan and his family of being “proven criminals.”.
As Members of Parliament return to Ottawa, Canada’s municipalities are calling for federal action on two critical fronts: sustainable infrastructure funding to support housing and concrete measures to improve public [.].
The statue of late Meenatai Thackeray, the wife of Shiv Sena founder Bal Thackeray, at Shivaji Park here was defaced with red oil paint, leading to the arrest of a man on Wednesday evening who was identified through CCTV cameras. The accused has been identified as Upendra Pawaskar, an official said, adding that the suspect is being interrogated.
Voting for the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) elections began on Thursday morning amid tight security, with more than 600 police personnel deployed to ensure that the polling goes on smoothly. Students will cast their votes in two shifts — 8.30 am to 1 pm for day classes and 3 pm to 7.30 pm for evening classes.
