How many government shutdowns happened in America and where they led
Government shutdowns in America have occurred 10 times since 1990, with the longest lasting 35 days in 2018-2019, costing billions and affecting millions of federal workers.
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Trump issues stern warning: “Any attack on Qatar will be considered a threat to the US”
Trump issues executive order protecting Qatar from attacks, warning any aggression will be treated as threat to US security and trigger diplomatic response.
Coldplay kiss cam scandal: Former Astronomer CEO reconciles with wife
Former Astronomer CEO Andy Byron reconciles with wife Megan months after viral Coldplay kiss cam scandal that led to his resignation and global controversy.
Bronx building partially collapses after explosion in NYC
A 20-story apartment building in the Bronx suffered partial collapse after a suspected gas explosion, with firefighters searching for trapped residents.
Hamas seeks clarifications, modification rights to Trump’s Gaza plan
Hamas requests clarifications on Trump’s Gaza ceasefire plan, demanding modification rights and rejecting international governance of Palestinian territory.
State Department marks Cyprus independence: supports bizonal federation
US State Department reaffirms support for Cyprus reunification through bizonal federation on 65th independence anniversary, praising bilateral partnership.
US government shutdown officially begins as federal funding suspended
US government officially enters shutdown as federal funding stops, affecting 750,000 employees and essential services nationwide.
Trump’s Gaza plan: Tony Blair’s role in “Peace Council” sparks controversy
Trump’s controversial Gaza peace plan assigns key role to Tony Blair in new Peace Council, sparking fierce debate over British involvement in Middle East affairs.
Trump on Putin: “He could have ended the war within a week”
Trump criticizes Putin over Ukraine war duration, claiming Russian president could have ended conflict in a week during speech to military leaders at Quantico base.
Climber falls 18,000 feet to death from Chinese mountain peak for a photo
A 31-year-old climber fell 18,000 feet to his death from China’s Mount Namu Peak after removing his safety rope to take a photo, highlighting the deadly social media trend.
Trump-Netanyahu Gaza meeting: “Closer than ever to ending war”
Trump and Netanyahu meet to discuss 20-point Gaza peace plan. US says they’re closer than ever to ending the war, but Hamas resistance remains a key obstacle.
USA: Trump increases tariffs on lumber and furniture imports
Trump signs executive order imposing new tariffs on lumber and furniture imports, with rates ranging from 10% to 50% depending on product type and trade agreements.