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Shibra is a seasoned journalist with nearly four years of newsroom experience. She covers US politics, elections, Congress proceedings and policy debates with sharp and unique story angles for digital audiences. Her love for Data Journalism and visual storytelling enables her to create credible stories.
She has previously worked at the national desk at The Daily Jagran and as a Data reporter with Newsclick.
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Iran saga takes new turn as Khamenei vows unrestricted response and Rubio says Trump undecided
Hours before Rubio's remarks surfaced, Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei ordered an immediate and maximum response to any US or Israeli attack
Trump's Greenland obsession grows as he shares AI image of island as US aircraft carrier
President Trump argued that the US needed control of Greenland to counter Russia and China's growing military presence in the Arctic
'Honestly, have no idea': Peltola repeats denial as DOJ seeks ballot segregation amid probe
The report alleged that Democratic operatives recruited a 'spoiler' candidate with a name similar to GOP Sen Dan Sullivan to split Republican votes
Triumphal arch back in court after judge questions security need as DC and Virginia sue
The District of Columbia and Virginia sued federal agencies to block the planned 250-foot arch near Arlington National Cemetery
El-Sayed's campaign tells Haley Stevens to stay away days before their planned joint appearance
Tensions in Michigan's Democratic Senate race escalated as Abdul El-Sayed's campaign reportedly barred rival Haley Stevens from his events
Vance has one complaint about Trump's praise for a GOP senator: 'I'm jealous'
Vice President JD Vance used the town hall to promote Jon Husted's candidacy and called his opponent Sherrod Brown, a 'lunatic'
East Potomac Golf Course fight takes new turn as judge puts DOJ under scrutiny
The case stems from President Donald Trump’s ambition to transform East Potomac Golf Links into an exclusive, championship-caliber golf course capable of hosting major professional tournaments
'Dragging Rs down': GOP lawmaker sounds alarm over Darline Graham despite Trump's campaign push
The South Carolina race shifted from favoring GOP nominee Darline Graham in early forecasts to a tight contest with Democrat Annie Andrews
Trump reverse course on rallies after saying he had no reason to campaign despite poll concerns
Amid speculation about the president’s reasons for scaling back his midterm travel schedule, the White House confirmed on Friday, October 30, that Trump would hold in-person rallies in Kansas and Iowa on Sunday, November 1
Alaska Senate race heats up as DOJ issues dozens of subpoenas amid Dem nominee’s denial
The development follows an investigative report alleging that Democratic campaign operatives secretly recruited a so-called “spoiler” candidate, Daniel J. Sullivan Jr., whose name resembles that of the incumbent senator
House GOP launches Peltola probe as Vance stops short of backing Trump's prosecution call
Although Democrats denied any involvement in the alleged activity, House Oversight Chair James Comer called them 'the party of fraud'
Newsom warns Trump against election interference; deploys lawyers to key California districts
The volunteers will comprise more than 800 poll observers, 134 attorneys and 54 hotline operators 'with increased coverage in competitive congressional districts'
Trump warns Dems over Hegseth impeachment push; says GOP can ‘play that game’ too
Several House Democrats told the outlet that they support the impeachment resolution brought by Rep. Thomas Massie’s (R-Ky) last month
Obama-era FBI probe into Ilhan Omar reveals new details amid marriage fraud allegations
Ilhan Omar's former husband allegedly abandoned his bid for permanent residency after an agency requested additional information about their marriage
Hegseth abruptly fires top Pentagon planner amid classified leak allegations; official says
Pentagon’s top planning officer, Lt Gen. Brett Sylvia, has been fired for allegedly leaking classified information to journalists about the Iran war, Russia’s war in Ukraine, and other sensitive matters
Trump vows to ban ‘AI’ from official documents after media snub of his preferred term
The president ran three different polls asking users to choose a new name for AI: “Super Intelligence,” “Extreme Intelligence” and “Supreme Intelligence”
Trump puts condition on accepting Midterm results as he warns of possible voter fraud
Trump’s remarks about Minnesota’s election drew criticism from Democratic leaders, including Sen. Tina Smith (D-Minn.), who accused the president of “laying the groundwork” to “steal” the election
After California court setback; Trump DOJ targets 400-plus suspected noncitizen voters in Washington
In a letter written to Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs, the Department of Justice (DOJ) said it has identified 1,500 votes cast by more than 400 people in previous elections
Trump defies Judge’s order on DC Golf Course renovation; vows to proceed as planned
The contentious battle between conservationists and Trump came to limelight earlier this month when judge Reyes rebuked government attorney for claiming they were unaware that trees had been removed from the park
Explained: What early voting trends are showing as Trump fights to save GOP strongholds
Key battlegrounds expected to decide Senate control saw high early voter turnout, with Texas turnout rising 74% from 2022