Author: Raja Zahid Khanzada

On January 20, 2025, Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States. In his inaugural address, he declared that America would rise again, becoming stronger, greater, and more successful than ever before. He stated that his top priority would be to build a nation that is free and strong. Reflecting on his previous challenges, he claimed that no one in American history had faced such struggles as he did during his last term, and promised to make America great again. He expressed gratitude to African Americans and Latinos for their support, noting that today was…

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President Trump thanked his wife, Melania, for enduring the challenging cold and windy weather, blending his tribute with humor. Addressing the crowd at Emancipation Hall, Trump expressed his gratitude towards Melania for sticking by his side throughout the day. After the swearing-in ceremony, he joked about her discomfort from wearing high heels all day. “I have an incredible first lady,” Trump said, “Her feet are absolutely aching from those heels.” He also shared a funny moment when Melania asked how far they had to walk. “Darling, I love you, but my feet are killing me,” she said. Trump replied, “Oh,…

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A fire at the Grand Kartal Hotel in the Kartalkaya ski resort in northwestern Turkey left at least 10 people dead and 32 injured. The fire started on the restaurant floor of the 11-storey hotel at 3:30 AM and spread rapidly. There were 234 guests in the hotel, and many of them escaped by tying sheets together to use as makeshift ropes. Over 250 responders worked to control the fire. The incident occurred at the start of the two-week school holiday, when many skiers from nearby cities visit the resort. Authorities are investigating the cause of the blaze.

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First lady Melania Trump made her return to Washington with a sharply tailored ensemble, featuring a long navy coat and wide-brimmed hat. The look, drawing comparisons to a 1980s video game character, sparked attention on social media. The coat, designed by Adam Lippes, was paired with a silk-wool skirt and an ivory blouse. Melania’s appearance marked a departure from her previous first lady styles, signaling a more powerful and precise fashion choice as she enters her second term. The ensemble was completed with a sculptural white gown and black ribbon detailing for the evening events, showcasing her bold fashion game…

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The Taliban announced the release of American citizens in exchange for Afghan fighter Khan Mohammad, who had been serving a life sentence in California. Mohammad was arrested nearly two decades ago in Nangarhar, Afghanistan. The swap, facilitated by Qatar, marks a significant shift in US-Taliban relations following President Biden’s term. The family of Ryan Corbett expressed immense gratitude for his return, citing over 800 days of uncertainty. The Taliban hailed the exchange as a positive example of resolving issues through dialogue, appreciating Qatar’s role in facilitating the deal.

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The U.S. President announced the cancellation of nearly 80 “extremely disruptive” executive actions from the previous administration. Washington: U.S. President Donald Trump, as he began his term, continued issuing executive orders aimed at reversing current policies on immigration, the environment, and diversity. These orders were intended to undo key policies of President Joe Biden’s administration, particularly regarding climate change and immigration. Trump stated that he was canceling about 80 “extremely disruptive, extreme executive actions.” Some of the orders signed by Trump included halting federal government hiring, imposing a ban on asylum requests for new arrivals at the southern border, and…

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US President Donald Trump pardoned around 1,500 of his supporters who attacked the US Capitol four years ago as he swiftly moved to impose his will on the government hours after reclaiming the presidency. After a day of ceremony, Trump signed a series of executive actions to curb immigration, rollback environmental regulations, and end racial and gender diversity initiatives. He did not immediately raise tariffs but mentioned he may impose 25% duties on Canada and Mexico by February 1. The decision to pardon his supporters from the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack will likely enrage law enforcement and lawmakers, as…

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Two Sources Reveal Over 200 Orders and Directives Could Be Issued Washington: US President Donald Trump announced on Monday his intention to issue a series of executive orders and directives aimed at swiftly shaping the agenda of his administration, focusing on key issues from energy policy to immigration. Two sources familiar with the plans indicated that over 200 such orders and directives could be released in an effort internally known as “shock-and-awe.” Here is what we know about the executive orders so far: Immigration In an inaugural address shortly after being sworn in for a second term in the White…

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World Nations Offer Congratulations, Stress Importance of Good Relations with Unpredictable US Leader World leaders reacted to Donald Trump’s return to the White House on Monday, offering congratulations and stressing the importance of maintaining good relations with the unpredictable leader. Here are some of the first reactions: Buckingham Palace issued a statement today, saying: “The King [Charles] has sent a personal message of congratulations to President Trump on his inauguration, reflecting on the enduring special relationship between the UK and US.” British PM Keir Starmer said: “For centuries, the relationship between our two nations has been one of collaboration, cooperation,…

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Promises to Begin “Complete Restoration of America and the Revolution of Common Sense” Global Changes: Trump described a wave of change sweeping the country, with an opportunity for America to seize the moment, but emphasized the need to face the challenges honestly. Criticism of Biden: Trump sharply criticized President Biden’s administration, particularly on domestic and foreign policies, accusing it of failing to protect American citizens while offering protection to criminals. Reference to Foreign Wars: Trump criticized the U.S. government for spending unlimited funds on defending foreign borders, while neglecting the protection of its own people. Health and Education Changes: Trump…

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