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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.
Latest From Shibra Arshad
Michigan GOP leader sounds midterm alarm: 'communist crazy' vs 'American values'
House Republicans planned to use their Dallas midterm convention to tout achievements and contrast their record with Democrats
GOP Rep Lawler challenges Trump on Iran war: 'It is certainly not small potatoes'
Rep Mike Lawler pushed back on Trump's remarks calling the Iran war 'small potatoes' and 'not a big thing' for the US
Ex-Air Force sec warns Hegseth's 'fear climate' is driving exits, 'couldn't serve' under Trump
'I've never seen an attempt to politicize our military like the one being conducted by Pete Hegseth', Frank Kendall told Martha Raddatz
Impeachment isn't the first tool in Dems' arsenal, lawmakers reveal target list
'One of several tools that Congress has to pursue accountability, to get information, and to attack corruption', Jason Crow said about impeachment
As funders pull back from Ken Paxton, Trump steps in with $10 million ad push
President Trump pledged $400 million to $500 million for the midterms, saying his super PAC had amassed nearly $1 billion
RFK Jr acknowledges measles death in PA after doubting it, accuses governor of politics
Pennsylvania health officials said two unvaccinated people died in the measles outbreak, which infected 577 and hospitalized 98
Pentagon wanted 'a form of' propaganda from Stars and Stripes, publisher vows to fight back
The Pentagon fired Max Lederer, Erik Slavin and Lara Korte over an unauthorized interview where they called editorial interference a 'red line'
Fetterman's ex-staffers promise 'even worse' details after report exposes his 'no sense of duty'
Former staffers of Pennsylvania Sen John Fetterman wrote that they plan to go public with the details, citing disgust with his work as a legislator
McConnell return rumors swirl after months of Senate absence as staff reveals September plan
Mitch McConnell's prolonged absence raised questions about his health and future, as Gov Andy Beshear urged him to provide updates or step aside
Trump gets unlikely allies in Omar, Pelosi in push to bring key industry back to California
'California built the film industry – and we're ready to bring even more jobs home', California Gov Gavin Newsom said
Republicans face Trump campaign dilemma as midterms near, some quietly want distance
A House Republican said both mentioning Trump too often and falling out of his favor could hurt their political futures
Another contractor, same algae problem: Trump admin spends $2.7M more on Reflecting Pool
The Department of Interior, overseeing the project, agreed to pay $2.7 million to the Massachusetts-based American Ag Energy company for repairs
'Nobody will do it once I'm gone': Trump gives blunt reason for Washington building blitz
Several renovation and construction projects have became key Trump priorities, raising GOP concerns they could hurt the upcoming election
‘Political genius’: Ted Cruz has no hard feelings over Trump’s old ‘Lyin’ Ted’ attack
Moving past their 2016 bitter feud, Trump and Ted Cruz now maintain a close political alliance and friendly relationship
Markwayne Mullin clashes with reporter over Trump’s deportation push: ‘Should we not enforce laws?’
Mullin’s tense exchange with a reporter put Trump's expanding deportation crackdown — and who it is targeting — back in the spotlight
USPS insider warns Trump’s mail-in ballot push could put millions of votes at risk
An insider claims a key part of the new mail-in ballot portal was never properly documented
JD Vance addresses pro-Israel doubts as his past remarks cast shadow over 2028 run
JD Vance’s statements in recent months have fueled skepticism over whether he would maintain the traditionally strong support for Israel if he runs for president in 2028
Republicans' unusual TV ad request to Supreme could sway midterm results
The latest emergency appeal by the Republicans has the potential to influence the outcome of this year’s midterm elections.
DHS ramps up voter fraud Investigations as midterms near, 9 states on target list
DHS has asked states to share voter rolls for audits and warned that it could withhold grant money from states that refuse
El-Sayed's deleted 9/11 tweets resurface over deaths 'perpetuated' in his country's name
Abdul El-Sayed said COVID had killed more Americans than 9/11 and hoped the next decade focused on public health and fighting poverty