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“America Ki Aaj Ki Badi Khabrein”

2026-02-08 1 Dailymotion

Here’s a **summary of the latest major news from America (United States) today — Sunday, February 8, 2026:
Reuters
Travel And Tour World
US pushes Russia and Ukraine to end war by summer, Zelenskiy says
US Travel Reaches New Heights: FAA Reports Record Passenger Day in 2026—How This Will Impact Airports and Your Travel Experience
Yesterday
Today
🇺🇸 Main Current Affairs
U.S. pushes Russia & Ukraine toward peace by summer: The U.S. is urging both sides to end the war soon after talks in Abu Dhabi and a prisoner swap took place, with follow-up negotiations planned in Miami. Zelenskiy highlighted the need for strong security guarantees. �
Reuters
✈️ Travel & Transportation
Record travel day in the U.S.: U.S. airports reported a new high with over 3 million passengers screened in a single day, highlighting strong travel demand and busy airport operations. �
Travel And Tour World
🌌 Weather & Nature
Northern Lights visible in parts of the U.S.: A geomagnetic storm could make the Aurora Borealis visible in up to 10 states this weekend, a rare atmospheric event that people are watching. �
Daily Galaxy
🏆 Sports & Culture
Winter Olympics underway: Team USA is competing strongly in the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy, with early medal standings showing an active fight for top positions. �
The Times of India
TV & Entertainment updates: New premieres and finales are scheduled this week for U.S. television audiences. �
TVLine
📌 Other Notable Context (Recent U.S. News)
(Not necessarily today but highly relevant)
U.S. government shutdown recently ended: A partial shutdown earlier this year paused some federal services for a few days due to budget disputes but ended once Congress passed funding. �
Wikipedia
Ongoing U.S.–Ukraine–Russia talks: Trilateral meetings in Abu Dhabi earlier this month focused on peace efforts. �
Wikipedia
U.S. foreign policy shifts under the current administration: The U.S. is withdrawing from several international organizations, arguing they conflict with national interests. �
Wikipedia