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Drone image shows bodies being taken to the square in Complexo da Penha, in the northern part of Rio de Janeiro, on October 29, 2025 — Photo: Ricardo Moraes/Reuters On October 28 2025, a massive police operation in Rio de Janeiro turned deadly. At least 64 people were killed in the city’s largest-ever anti-gang raid. The operation targeted the notorious gang Comando Vermelho (“Red Command”) in the favela complexes of Complexo do Alemão and Complexo da Penha. What happened Police and special forces—about 2,500 officers—launched the raid early on Tuesday. The goal was to arrest top gang leaders, seize weapons, and stop the gang’s control of key neighbourhoods. Gunfights erupted when gang members reportedly attacked police with firearms and drones carrying explosives. Smoke and fires filled the streets as armoured vehicles, helicopters and drones were used by the state forces. Among the dead were four police officers and around 60 alleged gang members. Authorities also arrested m...

US President Donald Trump confirmed on Wednesday that he has a “pretty long meeting scheduled” with Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea. Photo: AP In a dramatic turn amid the ongoing U.S. federal government shutdown, Donald Trump announced on Thursday that an anonymous billionaire has donated $130 million to cover potential pay shortfalls for U.S. troops. The shutdown began on October 1 when Congress failed to pass a funding bill. It has now lasted 23 days and has caused major disruptions across federal operations—including portions of air traffic control, border security, and numerous other services. At the same time, the national debt has recently exceeded $38 trillion. What the donation means President Trump revealed that a high-net-worth individual reached out with the offer to fund any shortfall in military pay. “A friend of mine … a man that’s great,” Trump said, declining to name the donor. According to Trump, the donor said, “I love the military and I love the c...

Washington, D.C. – In a landmark decision, Donald J. Trump is set to become the first sitting U.S. President to receive the Richard Nixon Foundation’s Architect of Peace Award . The ceremony will take place in the Oval Office today, honoring Trump’s role in recent diplomatic efforts. About the Award The Architect of Peace Award was established in 1995 to recognise individuals who “embody [President Richard Nixon’s] lifelong goal of shaping a more peaceful world.” Previous recipients include former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and former National Security Adviser Robert C. O’Brien for their roles in diplomatic agreements such as the Abraham Accords. Why Trump’s Receiving It According to the copyright-free announcement (via social media), the Foundation cites Trump’s role in advancing peace initiatives like the Abraham Accords and his reported efforts to avoid new large-scale U.S. wars as the basis for today’s award. The timing marks a unique precedent: a current president bein...

On October 20, 2024, Donald Trump donned an apron and worked a 45-minute shift at a McDonald's in Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania. This event, staged to counter Vice President Kamala Harris's claims of working at a McDonald's during her college years, has become a symbol of Trump's connection with working-class voters. A year later, his supporters are commemorating the moment on social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and YouTube, reflecting on its impact and significance. A Staged Encounter with Working-Class America The McDonald's in Bucks County was closed to the public during Trump's visit, with only pre-screened drive-thru customers allowed. Trump worked the fry station, serving fries and interacting with customers through the drive-thru window. He joked about his germophobia, saying, "It requires great expertise, actually, to do it right and to do it fast," as he donned an apron over his suit and tie. The event was part o...