November 8, 2026

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US Lawmaker Greg Landsman Moves Resolution to Declare 1971 Pakistan Atrocities Against Bengali Hindus as ‘Genocide’

The US House of Representatives has introduced a resolution to declare the 1971 Pakistan atrocities against Bengali Hindus as genocide, marking a significant step towards acknowledging the severity of human rights abuses during the Bangladesh Liberation War.

Corey Lewandowski’s Surprising Reach Inside the Department of Homeland Security

Corey Lewandowski, a former campaign manager for Donald Trump, has been found to have surprising influence over the Department of Homeland Security, raising concerns about the extent of his authority and potential political considerations in agency decision-making.

Robert Mueller, Former FBI Director and Trump Investigation Leader, Passes Away at 81

Robert Mueller, the former FBI director who led the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, has died at 81. His legacy as a champion of justice and integrity has been widely acknowledged, and his contributions to American law enforcement will be remembered for generations to come.

Trump Warns of Sending ICE Agents to Airports as DHS Shutdown Standoff with Democrats Escalates

The Trump administration has threatened to deploy ICE agents to airports across the US if Democrats don't agree to fund the Department of Homeland Security, amid a heated standoff over immigration and security that's disrupting airport operations and placing federal workers under financial strain.

Former US Counter-Terrorism Chief Joe Kent Speaks Out After Resignation Amid FBI Investigation

Former US counter-terrorism chief Joe Kent has spoken out after his resignation amidst an FBI investigation into alleged leaks of classified information, saying he's prepared for potential retaliation but remains unapologetic about his decision.

President Trump’s Iran War Narrative Under Scrutiny Amid Concerns Over Transparency

The Trump administration's handling of the conflict with Iran is under fire, with critics arguing that the president's narrative is misleading and lacking in transparency, potentially undermining trust and credibility in the US and abroad.

‘Once-in-500-Years’ Heat Wave Scorches US: Record-Breaking Temperatures Sweep West and Spread Nationwide

A historic heat wave described as a "once-in-500-years event" is sweeping the US, bringing record-breaking temperatures and raising alarm over climate change. The heat wave is expected to persist through the weekend, affecting millions of Americans and posing significant risks to public health and infrastructure.

Boston’s Logan Airport Unveils Cutting-Edge TSA Wait Time Technology to Boost Traveler Experience

Boston's Logan Airport has unveiled a cutting-edge technology system to measure and provide real-time estimates of TSA wait times, aiming to reduce stress and improve the travel experience for millions of passengers each year.

Judge Strikes Down Pentagon’s Press Restrictions as Unconstitutional

A federal judge has declared the Pentagon's press restrictions unconstitutional, citing a violation of the First Amendment and marking a major victory for The New York Times and the principles of press freedom, with significant implications for the relationship between the government and the media.