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Swati Sakshi Mishra

Swati is a political analyst, published academic author, and researcher who believes the personal is always political, and the local is always global. A journalism graduate who went on to study international relations, Swati connects the dots between Washington D.C. and the wider world, whose work is driven by a deep love for geopolitics and a critical eye for complex systems. Specializing in dissecting U.S. politics through the crucial—and often challenging—lenses of feminism, caste, and global power structures.
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Chris Murphy accuses Trump of fueling violence as White House sharply pushes back

Chris Murphy blamed Donald Trump’s policies after the Brown University shooting, saying rollbacks in gun safety left communities vulnerable

FBI detains person of interest after Brown University campus shooting in Providence

Authorities confirmed that a man in his 20s was taken into custody at a hotel, as investigators worked overnight to collect evidence and review items

Top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee seeks answers on Trump’s Venezuela policy

Mark Warner warned that Congress was not briefed on whether the US sought regime change or merely pressure, raising concerns about long‑term military commitments

Trump condemns Bondi Beach attack as 'purely antisemitic', urges Jews to celebrate proudly

Israeli President Isaac Herzog and UN chief António Guterres also condemned the attack as they expressed solidarity with Jewish families

Rand Paul warns redistricting may spark unrest and violence across the US

Donald Trump pressured Indiana Republicans on redistricting maps, and his criticism reportedly sparked threats against lawmakers

Trump teases crowd with playful answer on Army-Navy game allegiance: 'You must be joking'

Donald Trump joined service members for the anthem, led the coin toss, and showed his commitment to military traditions through repeated attendance

Riley Moore hails Trump’s economic record, says US is ‘on the right track’

Congressman Riley Moore argued that Donald Trump was working to repair Biden-era damage, citing energy costs as the main driver of inflation

Pete Hegseth vows 'ruthless' justice as Trump pledges retaliation after Syria ambush

Donald Trump mourned the fallen, praised the recovery of survivors, and promised strong action against future threats

Trump administration issues default notice to National Links Trust over DC golf courses

National Links Trust faced a 45‑day deadline to address concerns or risk losing its 50‑year lease on DC’s historic golf courses

DOJ considers hate crime charges in Charlie Kirk assassination case

Career prosecutors warned that framing the case as religiously motivated stretched existing statutes, while Trump, Vance, and others pledged justice

National Trust files lawsuit to block Trump's $300M White House ballroom project

Preservation group sues President and National Parks Service, claiming 90,000 sq ft addition will 'overwhelm' the historic mansion

Indiana Lt Gov confirms Trump threatened funding after State rejected new congressional map

Micah Beckwith says White House 'told many lawmakers' that roads and bases were at risk if they didn't eliminate Democratic districts

DeSantis blasts 'permanent bureaucracy', calls for Article V convention to limit congressional term

Florida Governor urges state legislators to bypass 'career politicians' in Washington, citing 95% incumbent reelection rate

House votes 231-195 to overturn Trump executive order on federal bargaining rights

Twenty Republicans joined Democrats in passing the bill, which aims to reinstate collective bargaining rights for nearly a million federal employees

New photos from Epstein estate show Trump and Bill Clinton among others in financier's orbit

Many of the men seen in the newly released photos have been previously linked to Epstein, though the photos may shed new light on the extent of those relationships

Federal Reserve cuts interest rates in narrow vote as Trump eyes potential successor

The split revealed deep divisions, as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell struggled to balance a cooling job market with tariff-driven price risks

Scott Bessent slams Dem govs as 'Grinches who stole Christmas' for blocking Trump's tax relief

Scott Bessent accused Colorado, New York, Illinois, and the District of Columbia of ‘political obstructionism’ for refusing to adopt federal tax cuts

Jimmy Kimmel roasts 'toddler' Trump over White House UFC plans: 'He is 3 years old'

Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel mocked President Donald Trump’s 80th birthday fight night and ridiculed plans for bouts on the South Lawn

Senate Judiciary Dems demand records tied to FBI’s 'Seditious Six' probe

Judiciary Committee Chair Dick Durbin, in his letter, argued that the FBI was misused against rivals, undermining First Amendment protections

House prepares for vote on $901B defense bill as Republicans warn of internal revolt

Texas Rep Keith Self warned that broken promises on digital currency and abortion language could jeopardize final passage of the NDAA
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