Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao's silence on his daughter's arrest in the Delhi liquor scam case has surprised party members and suggests he is unwilling to openly confront the BJP national leadership.
The Kremlin's campaign of forced nationalization in Russia has targeted businesses in the Ural Mountains region of Chelyabinsk, including major industrial centers and top businessmen, transferring assets to regime loyalists and creating a new interest group supporting the continuation of the war.
Finnegan Biden wore a pair of strappy heeled sandals to attend a State Dinner at the White House, complementing her red dress with the popular and classic silhouette.
Former Communications Authority Director General Ezra Chiloba has been cleared by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) of any wrongdoing in the management of the staff mortgage scheme, easing his vetting process for the position of Consular General in Los Angeles.
The wife of Julian Assange expresses hope that his legal case may be moving in the right direction as President Joe Biden considers dropping the U.S. charges against the imprisoned WikiLeaks founder, while supporters rally for his release on the fifth anniversary of his incarceration in London's Belmarsh prison.
The Senate voted to overturn a Biden administration rule regulating greenhouse gas emissions on the federal highway system, with three red state Democrats joining every Republican, but President Biden is expected to veto the measure.
Poland is considering changes to its near-total abortion ban, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk proposing to allow abortions up to the 12th week of pregnancy, but facing opposition from conservative lawmakers and the potential for a veto by President Andrzej Duda.
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius warns that Europe should prepare for a large-scale Russian attack, comparing Russian President Vladimir Putin's actions in Ukraine to Adolf Hitler's annexation of Czechoslovak territory in 1938.
Democratic congressman Gregory Meeks is withholding approval for the sale of F-15 fighter jets to Israel until he receives assurances on their use, expressing concern over indiscriminate bombing and potential civilian death.
Social media platform X is being asked by the U.S. House of Representatives to suspend the accounts of Brazilian politicians and journalists in violation of Brazilian law, following an inquiry opened by Brazil Supreme Court judge Alexandre de Moraes against Elon Musk after he challenged the court's decision to block certain accounts on X.
In response to the Congress party's criticism, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh emotionally highlighted his own experience of being jailed during the 1975 Emergency and expressed his determination to protect India's borders, while also offering cooperation to Pakistan in combating terrorism.
UK taxpayers have paid over £34,000, more than double what was previously reported, to cover the legal fees of UK science secretary Michelle Donelan's libel case after wrongly accusing an academic of supporting Hamas.
Rep. Rashida Tlaib refused to address the issue of people chanting "Death to America" in her home state, instead repeatedly shouting "I don't talk to Fox News" when questioned by a reporter from the network.
Alabama's House of Representatives has passed a bill to designate little bluestem grass as the official state native grass, with 63 yeas, 11 abstentions, and 22 nays.
Paul Simon performs "Graceland" at the White House State Dinner for Japan's Prime Minister, while former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton attend as guests, alongside other notable figures such as Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook, Robert De Niro, and Kristi Yamaguchi.
Ukraine's parliament passed a law to recruit new soldiers as the country struggles to defend itself against Russian troops, facing shortages in soldiers, ammunition, and doubts about Western aid.
Israeli Interior Minister Moshe Arbel criticizes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for interfering in his office's authority over the entry of foreign workers into Israel, as the country experiences severe shortages due to the ban on Palestinian workers and the departure of foreign workers after October 7 and the Gaza war.
Right-wing House Republicans, with the support of former President Donald Trump, blocked legislation to extend a warrantless surveillance law aimed at gathering intelligence and fighting terrorism, dealing Speaker Mike Johnson a defeat and raising questions about the future of the program.
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Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK) questioned officials about why President Biden is not targeting an Iranian spy ship providing intelligence to terrorist groups trying to sink American ships in the Red Sea during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing.
Labour plans to create more appointments in English health services through increased evening and weekend working, funded by closing tax loopholes and reducing tax avoidance, in response to Rishi Sunak's failure to meet waiting list reduction targets as promised.
President Joe Biden made a public blunder when he told voters to "elect me, I am in the 20th century," leading to concerns about his age and competency in his re-election campaign.
Former President John Dramani Mahama added more to Ghana's national electricity supply than current President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, increasing access by nearly 3 percent every year compared to less than 1 percent annually under Akufo-Addo's government.
Reform UK mistakenly sacked an election candidate for inactivity, unaware that he had actually died after being selected, leading to an apology from the party.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida quoted "Star Trek" at a state dinner at the White House, expressing his hope for the "unshakable relationship" between Japan and the US to "boldly go where no one had gone before," as he and President Joe Biden celebrated their countries' alliance.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu faces domestic tensions and protests in the Russia-friendly region of Gagauzia, fueling concerns over Moscow's efforts to derail Moldova's pro-European path.
Lalu Prasad Yadav's daughter Misa Bharti has sparked controversy by stating that if the INDIA bloc comes to power, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other BJP leaders will be imprisoned.
Former UK Prime Minister Harold Wilson had a secret affair with his deputy press secretary, Janet Hewlett-Davies, towards the end of his time in office, according to one of his closest aides.
The Biden administration is taking significant steps to close the gun-show loophole and require background checks for all gun buyers.
The State Department has implemented a policy conditioning eligibility for promotions on employees' ability to demonstrate active involvement in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices, following President Biden's executive order on DEI in the federal workforce.
The Biden administration is set to expand background checks for gun purchases, closing the so-called gun show loophole and requiring all gun dealers to conduct background checks, impacting over 20,000 individuals engaged in unlicensed gun dealing and tens of thousands of annual gun sales.
Opposition leader Peter Dutton's fearmongering tactics and overreach are collapsing under their own absurdity, as demonstrated by his outrageous comparisons and baseless claims during a recent speech at the Sydney Opera House.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang is planning to visit Australia in June, aiming to strengthen economic relations and potentially lift the unofficial ban on Australian live lobsters, signaling a resumption of trade between the two countries.
The UK Treasury, under Rishi Sunak, conducted multiple focus groups and polls to shape the messaging of the "eat out to help out" scheme in July 2020, without consulting top medical and scientific advisers, leading to accusations of prioritizing political image over public health.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, facing backlash and death threats, is at the center of a political firestorm as he prepares to bring the first of Donald Trump's four criminal prosecutions to trial, testing his portrayal of being apolitical against relentless attacks from the Republican former president and his supporters.
China's third-highest ranked official, Zhao Leji, is set to lead a delegation on a "goodwill visit" to North Korea, signaling China's desire to strengthen relations amid growing coordination between its neighbors and the United States.
Voters in 19 countries are skeptical about the fairness of their political elections and many prefer a strong, undemocratic leader, according to a study by the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance.
California state employees will be required to work at least two days a week from the office starting in June, according to a memo from Gov. Gavin Newsom's office, aiming to standardize remote work policies across state agencies and consider the benefits of in-person work.
Many outgoing YSR Congress leaders are claiming that they were required to abuse Chandrababu, Lokesh, and Pawan Kalyan in order to receive MLA/MP tickets, as demonstrated by Pothina Mahesh's abusive remarks upon joining the YSR Congress party.
A star-studded guest list gathered at the White House for a state dinner honoring Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, with politics taking a back seat to celebration and toasts.
Today's news highlights poverty-stricken stories by caste-based media, YCP's coordination in Pithapuram, Chandrababu's betrayal, and fans of Pawan and Chandrababu in a perplexing situation.
Telugu Desam chief Chandrababu Naidu proposed to increase the remuneration of AP volunteers from Rs 5750 to Rs 10,000, which drew a sarcastic response from YS Jagan who questioned Naidu's alliance with Pawan Kalyan, who previously claimed that volunteers were involved in human trafficking.
President Biden hosted a state dinner at the White House in honor of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, with notable attendees including the Clintons, Big Tech figures Jeff Bezos and Tim Cook, and entertainment provided by Paul Simon.
Former Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy suggests that Representative Matt Gaetz was behind his ousting because Gaetz slept with a 17-year-old, but Gaetz denies this and criticizes McCarthy as a "liar."
Former Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy claimed that he was ousted from his position because Representative Matt Gaetz had a relationship with a 17-year-old, a claim that Gaetz vehemently denied and called McCarthy a "liar."
Shaik Dastagiri, one of the killers of Y S Vivekananda Reddy, claims that he is being threatened by YSR Congress party MP Y S Avinash Reddy and others, but is also targeting Jagan's sister and Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee president Y S Sharmila and Viveka's daughter Dr N Sunitha, who are accusing Jagan of shielding the perpetrators and making Viveka's murder a major election issue.
City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams criticized the Adams administration's new communication policy, stating that the legislative body will not adhere to it and encouraging lawmakers to continue their work as usual.
Speaker Mike Johnson and Rep. Harriet Hageman argue that if the Senate doesn't hold an impeachment trial for Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, it would demonstrate the political establishment's corruption.
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy blames his loss of the House speakership on Rep. Matt Gaetz, accusing him of wanting to stop an ethics complaint related to sleeping with a 17-year-old.
A bill that would have allowed parliamentarians in Canada to opt out of swearing an oath of allegiance to King Charles was voted down by a cross-partisan group of MPs, preserving the monarch's role in Parliament.