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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
Murphy calls Trump ‘unprepared’ for Iran war after Middle East visit, hints what Iran is up to
The Senator, who represents the people of Connecticut in Congress’ Upper Chamber, has just returned from his visit to the Middle East
Mullin says livestreamed execution sends a message as he faces homeland radicalization questions
Pete Hegseth told a right-wing outlet last week that the convicted mass shooter's firing squad execution would be livestreamed publicly
Trump’s Russia fuel deal faces legal scrutiny from GOP as funding deadline nears
According to the US-Russia talks announced on Friday, the Russian government will be able to push 300,000 tons of diesel into the US and global market.
Hegseth catches Army off guard with plan to livestream Fort Hood shooter's execution
Many Army and Pentagon officials learned of the planned livestreamed execution of Nidal Hasan through Pete Hegseth's interview with Jack Posobiec
Trump wants Zelenskyy replaced after Ukraine leader criticizes Russia diesel deal
Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized Trump's deal allowing Russian diesel exports, warning it would fund Moscow's war and undermine peace efforts
Even Kamala Harris' biggest cheerleader doesn't want her to run for president again
Kamala Harris' 2024 defeat raised questions about her standing in the Democratic Party and her ability to mount a stronger presidential campaign
Trump fumes over another Nobel snub and lists his peace claims from Venezuela to Iran
The 2026 Nobel Peace Prize went to South African judge Navi Pillay for promoting peace, international law and accountability for war crimes
'Deal with the devil': Backlash erupts as Trump turns to Putin for diesel before midterms
The deal came as Trump's approval ratings fell and polls showed that rising living costs could hurt Republicans ahead of the midterms
‘Not going to be watching it’: Vance as Hegseth faces bipartisan backlash over execution plan
On December 3 at 1 pm local time, the public will be able to watch Nidal Hasan’s death at Texas’ Fort Hood, where he killed 13 people in a 2009 mass shooting
Weeks after Leavitt’s exit, Trump taps Katie Zacharia as new White House press secretary
Zacharia is a popular conservative media personality and has previously worked at the Department of Homeland Security as a spokesperson
Mullin blasts Mamdani over ICE shooting response and accuses him of inciting hostility
Dominican immigrant Oscar Belgal was shot in the neck while driving with a 5-year-old child who remained unharmed as Belgal was hospitalized
Trump opens new front in fight with Fed Gov Cook as he orders probe into alleged mortgage fraud
The Committee of Inquiry has scheduled an in-person hearing next month to review the allegations against Lisa Cook and examine supporting evidence
'Teach those Republicans a lesson': Leaked audio reveals Paxton's bold claim about an ex-rival
In a leaked recording, Texas Senate nominee Ken Paxton recounted how John Cornyn allegedly didn't want his party to win a key congressional election
'He has no choice': Conservative pundit reveals what Vance needs to do for 2028 GOP nomination
Once a staunch Trump supporter, Tucker Carlson became a vocal critic after the president launched a joint military assault on Iran with Israel
'Is Trump trying to lose': Carville questions Trump's midterm moves that could hurt GOP
Trump's unpopular Iran war, rising living costs and sagging approval ratings have added to GOP concerns ahead of the November 3 midterms
Trump rules out any Iran attack before midterms as 22M barrels move through Hormuz
Trump's November 3 no-strike announcement came as Iran's foreign minister confirmed that Tehran was reviewing a US response to its seven-day plan
‘Boys in girls’ sports’: JD Vance says 'socialism' means something different in America
The US government suspended Microsoft, Adobe and several large IT firms from a green card program that allows skilled foreign workers to gain permanent residency, administration announced on Thursday
650 bipartisan bills are stuck in the Senate and 2 senators have a plan to free them
Sens Steve Daines and Jeff Merkley argued that Senate reforms were needed to restore bipartisanship and modernize the slow-moving chamber
‘Time for 25th’: Newsom hits Trump as Iran remark puts cities in ‘collateral damage’ spotlight
Critics are arguing that Trump's remark about two Californian cities is evidence that he is mentally unfit to rule, prompting calls to invoke Section 4 of the amendment to remove him from office
‘People are growing up in a trailer park’: GOP Sen turns Trump’s wealth into Rep brand problem
Thomas Tillis said his biggest concern was Trump’s eldest son, Donald Trump Jr, and his decision to accept financial help from a Russian oligarch to fund his wedding