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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
‘Aesthetically terrifying’: Trump admin takes new step toward selling Obama-era artwork
The administration is exploring legal ways to sell the painting that has been labeled "woke" by Trump administration officials and was removed from the US Embassy in the Dominican Republic earlier this month
Mystery swirls after US military plane lands in Moscow with CIA chief John Ratcliffe aboard
Public flight data showed a US C-17 in Moscow, marking John Ratcliffe’s first known Russia trip as CIA director
Ontario premier calls Trump a ‘loser,’ then Trump comes up with ‘Lake America’ idea
The trade deal between the US and Canada failed to produce any concrete result after what Ottawa said were Washington’s last-minute demands
Trump's revised $100k H-1B visa fee plan could put 'American dream' out of reach
H-1B approvals are capped at 85,000 annually, including 20,000 for advanced-degree holders, with most workers coming from India, followed by China
Iran's allies come under US crosshairs as Scott Bessent unleashes 'economic D-Day'
Scott Bessent said the US favored quiet diplomacy to engage with countries while clearly communicating its expectations
Mamdani’s plan to cut grocery prices lands him in legal trouble
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has advanced a plan to establish five municipal-owned grocery stores, one in each of the city's five boroughs
Iran targets Barron Trump in chilling video as $10M bounty report emerges
Tehran turns its focus to Trump’s family as Iranian state media reportedly airs a chilling video targeting Barron Trump
Trump shrugs off attempts on his life, calls them a sign of being ‘consequential’
'There is a huge difference between vehemently disagreeing with a policy and then trying to literally assassinate the president of the US', Cohen said
‘Leave us alone’: Trump’s ICE pick sparks unusual backlash from inside agency
Trump has nominated Lance Schroyer, a former Oklahoma Highway Patrol major and DHS senior adviser, to permanently lead Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Trump official Dr Oz differs with his boss on screen, pushes back on president’s MMR remark
President signed an executive order on August 10, 2026 to split the combined measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine into three separate doses
Former Trump aide Mike Pence has ‘inevitable’ advice for Trump over Iran, and it’s not diplomacy
Former Vice President of the United States and Trump’s aide Mike Pence has a advice for the president to solve the longstanding Iran problem
Johnson distances White House from Kushner after secret meeting with Jeffries
Disowning Jared Kushner’s role in White House, Mike Johnson said that Trump’s son-in-law has interest in a lot of things
Trump's last-minute demands sink Canada trade talks, surprising details emerge
After Trump announced tariff, Ottawa responded with a resolution to impose retaliatory import taxes on American products, vowing 'dollar for dollar'
'Poster child' for feminists: Conservative commentator makes bizarre case for Natalie Harp
'She sacrificed, she didn't even sleep, she didn't even eat, and she got to one of the highest positions in the country', Amy Robbins said about Harp
Hegseth’s Pentagon power fight takes new turn as top Army Official weighs exit
Dan Driscoll has pushed the Army to improve living conditions for troops and modernize its equipment
Trump’s mail-in voting push takes big turn as USPS makes move that puts states on notice
The decision comes days after a federal court issued a preliminary injunction blocking Trump’s 2026 executive order restricting mail voting
Newsom's rare Trump praise turns heads as California backs his move for children
The Trump account included a $1,000 federal investment for children born in his second term and became available to families last month
Trump’s controversial ballroom finally gets Supreme Court nod after lower court setback
The Supreme Court temporarily paused a judicial order that would have required the construction of Trump's White House ballroom to stop at midnight Friday.
'Bigger fish' problem lands at Trump's door as GOP donors want him to rescue struggling race
Ken Paxton is facing a tight race against Democrat James Talarico, raising donor fears that Democrats could score a major win in the deep-red state
Trump's name was headed back to Kennedy Center, then came 'act of defiance' court challenge
The Trump-aligned board voted in August 2026 to add inscriptions crediting him for renovations, prompting opponents to file emergency legal challenges