US government
20 articles · Jan 2026 — Feb 2026
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US Politics: Divided Government and Global Tensions
The US government is navigating a complex web of domestic and international challenges, from trade wars to military strikes, as politicians grapple with deepening divisions and conflicting priorities.
Government in Flux: Reinstatements, Resignations, and Diplomatic Missteps
From the reinstatement of Coast Guard members to diplomatic tensions with France, the US government is navigating a multitude of issues.
Trump's Tariffs, Court Backlogs, and Celebrity Deaths Shape the Week
US government faces lawsuits, UK courts tackle case backlog, and Australia mourns a drag queen icon
USA Wins Olympic Gold, Russia Intercepts Jets, and More
US Hockey Triumph, Russian Warplanes, Celebrity Death, Car Recall, and Infrastructure Reform
US Government in Turmoil as Shutdown Continues and Iran Tensions Rise
Travel programs suspended, lawmakers divided on war powers, and Google secrets stolen
US Government in Turmoil as Shutdown Enters 10th Day
Congress Returns to DC Amid Funding Lapse, Health and Security Concerns
Trump Administration Unveils Sweeping Changes Amid Shutdown and Tech Feud
Education and tech policies under scrutiny as government shutdown looms
U.S. Government Launches Website to Bypass European Content Bans
Freedom.gov Aims to Circumvent Strict Content Laws Across the Globe
Trump Administration's Global Moves Spark Controversy and Uncertainty
The Trump administration's recent actions on the international stage have sparked controversy and uncertainty, from its stance on Israel and Palestine to its dealings with Cuba, Venezuela, and the Olympic Games. Pro-Palestine groups are set to protest the Israeli president's visit to Australia, while the US government's tightened grip on Cuba has raised questions about the communist government's future. Meanwhile, President Trump's oil grab in Venezuela has shattered a long-held American taboo.
Climate Crisis Escalates as Governments and Corporations Face Criticism for Inaction and Deception
The climate crisis continues to worsen as governments and corporations face mounting criticism for their inaction and deception. From the US government's failure to uphold its legal duties to tribal nations to the UK's planned cuts to climate finance for poor countries, the world's most vulnerable populations are bearing the brunt of the crisis. Meanwhile, corporations like big oil companies are accused of fueling the crisis through disinformation and anti-competitive practices.
US Government's Expanded Role in Businesses and Food Assistance: New Labour Candidate in the Spotlight
The US government's increased involvement in corporate America and the reduction of food assistance programs have raised concerns. Meanwhile, the Labour Party in Australia has selected a new candidate for the Gorton by-election. The party has announced that Councillor Angeliki Stogia will be their candidate.
US Government Shutdown Continues Despite Last-Minute Funding Deal
The US government shut down on Saturday, October 1, after Congress failed to pass a funding bill before the deadline. Despite a last-minute deal reached between Democratic and Republican leaders, the government will continue its shutdown until the House of Representatives can vote on the agreement and end the impasse. The House is expected to vote as early as Monday.
US Government Partially Shuts Down over Homeland Security Funding Dispute
The US government experienced a partial shutdown on Saturday, January 31, 2026, due to a standoff in Congress over new restrictions on federal agents involved in homeland security. The Democratic senators refused to vote for a bill authorizing continued spending by the Department of Homeland Security. The deaths of Alex Pretti and Renee Good, who were both US citizens, fueled the minority party's opposition to the bill.
US Government Funding for Rare Earths Production, Myanmar Election, and Global Market Trends
The US government is set to provide $1.6 billion in funding to USA Rare Earth Inc. to accelerate US production of rare-earth elements. Elsewhere, Myanmar is holding a contentious election, and emerging Asia is attracting capital as a refuge from geopolitical uncertainty.
Global Tensions and Economic Uncertainties: Gold Surges, US Government Shutdown Looms, and Europe Pivots Away from US
Gold prices hit a seven-year high on Monday, with investors seeking safety amid geopolitical tensions and currency fears. The US government faces a shutdown, while Singapore holds its policy steady. EU adds Iran's Revolutionary Guards to its terrorist list.
Global Turmoil: US Strikes Venezuela, Gaza Violence Escalates, and Refugee Crisis Continues
The international community is reeling from a series of devastating events, including a US military strike on Venezuela, escalating violence in Gaza, and the ongoing refugee crisis in Bangladesh. The incidents have sparked widespread condemnation and raised concerns about global stability. Here's a comprehensive look at the unfolding crises.
Global Turmoil: Protests, Detentions, and Diplomatic Developments
As protests and tensions escalate in Venezuela and Iran, diplomatic efforts are underway in the UK and Palestine, while asylum seekers in the UK accuse the government of degrading treatment. US President Trump has renewed his threat to hit Iran "very hard" if protesters are killed, while in Venezuela, the son of detained President Maduro delivered a message to his father at the country's congress.