November 2025

Trump ends shutdown with new funding bill

The U.S. government reopened after President Trump signed a short-term funding bill, ending the longest shutdown in modern history. The 43-day closure affected federal workers and services nationwide. Temporary funding is set until January 30, with bipartisan negotiations expected. The shutdown spotlighted political divides and economic impacts, urging future cooperation for stability.

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Marcos honors Enrile, says his death ends a historic era

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced the death of Juan Ponce Enrile, marking the end of a significant chapter in Philippine history. Enrile, former defense minister and chief presidential legal counsel, passed away at 101. His political career began under Marcos Sr. during Martial Law and extended into Marcos Jr.’s rule.

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House returns to session as end of shutdown looms

After nearly two months away, the House of Representatives convenes to address the government shutdown. This return marks significant progress towards resolving the protracted impasse, which affected essential services and left many federal employees without pay. Legislators arrive with renewed determination to end the shutdown, seeking swift solutions for restoring government functions.

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Epstein email suggests Trump aware of girls, Democrats say

House Democrats reveal emails between Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and author Michael Wolff, suggesting former President Trump was aware of Epstein’s illegal activities. These exchanges focus on Epstein’s 2019 claims, rekindling scrutiny over Epstein’s connections to high-profile individuals, while House Democrats emphasize uncovering the truth and seeking justice for victims.

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