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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
'Hated in world': Iran claims victory, but its president has message for hardliners in own land
The 60-day US-Iran ceasefire deadline ended without a deal on August 17, and President Trump said the next day that no talks were underway
'Gonna die': Jill Biden shares scary update on Joe's health as prostate cancer metastasizes
'I mean, first of all, he's almost 10 years older than I am. And with an illness... you kinda can't let your head go there', Jill Biden said
‘Get with the program’: Bessent sends blunt message to China over Trump’s Iran campaign
Asked whether the US would pressure China, Bessent said 'many conversations are best to have in private,' but called on Beijing to 'get with the program'
Iran mocks Trump’s ‘economic war’ as it fires back with a problem of America’s own
On Wednesday, August 19, President Donald Trump announced a ‘most crushing economic operation’ and ‘economic warfare’ against Iran
Trump’s GOP ally raises impeachment alarm as Democrats stand chance in House
House Democrats passed the impeachment resolution when they last held the majority, but it failed in the Senate
China invited an American academic, now Trump admin confirms he is wrongfully detained
In June, Chinese Foreign Minister Lin Jian said Min Zin was being held on suspicion of espionage and endangering national security
Leaked ICE emails expose how Iranians were sent back, inside secret US-Iran deportation deal
In Aug, an ICE official added cases at the Iran Embassy's request, and a week later, another changed the deportation list after meeting its director
‘Clown crew’: Iran speaker mocks Trump’s top officials, tells them to ‘pull rabbit out of their hat’
Trump acknowledged that no peace talks are underway with Tehran as the 60-day deadline for reaching a permanent ceasefire expired
Rubio hits ICC with new sanctions as Trump administration steps up campaign to dismantle court
Last month, Rubio escalated the administration’s fight against the ICC, calling it a State Department-led campaign to dismantle the court
After Haiti and Syria, judge allows Trump to end deportation protections for 5,000 Ethiopians
Judge Brian E Murphy rejected a bid to delay ending TPS for about 5,000 Ethiopians as their legal challenge continues
After Trump backlash, Jeanine Pirro makes fresh push to keep WWII Memorial vandal behind bars
Trump had criticized Pirro after her office dropped charges against former Olympian David Hearn, but she quickly appealed a judge’s decision to release Melissa Farris
Trump uses mail-in voting despite repeatedly attacking the system as a ‘scam’
Trump casts a mail-in ballot in Florida’s Republican primary while his administration pushes to restrict mail voting nationwide
Dem donor who backed Harris, Clinton now raises cash for GOP rival in a surprise switch
Federal filings showed Lautenberg had donated hundreds of thousands to Democratic causes over a decade, including Harris and Clinton's campaigns
Leavitt is leaving, and Trump is already looking at a different way to run White House briefings
Trump appears in no hurry to replace Leavitt, despite allies pushing their preferred candidates, as he has already mapped out how the job will be handled
Trump's backchannel claim falls apart as IRGC drops blunt response and 60-day plan expires
Trump rejected claims that November's midterm elections influenced his approach to the conflict, saying they had 'nothing to do' with his thinking
Trump, Natalie Harp and a 'defenseless flying palace': Unusual aide bond now in focus
Sen Jon Ossoff criticized Trump's relationship with longtime aide Natalie Harp, accusing him of choosing to 'travel with Natalie' over doing his job
‘Mistake’: Mark Kelly grills Trump over South Korea drill cut for Kim Jong friendship
Trump cited his 'very good relationship' with Kim Jong-un for opposing the drills and said South Korea declined his request to help denuclearize Iran
Kushner holds rare meeting with Hamas leaders, pushes for major Gaza concession
Jared Kushner was joined by Nickolay Mladenov and Tony Blair, while Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya attended with Egyptian, Qatari, and Turkish officials
'No, not going to pledge that': Blanche won't promise DOJ will act independently of Trump
Kristen Welker asked Todd Blanche if he would follow Trump if asked to cross 'an ethical or legal line', but Blanche said the president never would
James Carville makes a 'monster' warning to Trump, predicts 2 years of hardball politics
James Carville said Democrats should not just celebrate reclaiming seats but pressure Republicans on popular issues and seek broader voter support