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Former FBI informant Alexander Smirnov, who was charged with lying about President Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden, has been re-arrested by federal authorities after admitting to receiving information from Russian intelligence officials.
The now-discredited star witness in Joe Biden's impeachment, Alexander Smirnov, was re-arrested for charges of making false statements to the FBI after being released from custody, with his legal team arguing that the second arrest was improper.
Two senior federal officials who were suspended without pay over allegations of misconduct in the awarding of government contracts claim they are being scapegoated by current and former executives of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).
House Republicans consistently emphasized the unverified bribery allegation against President Biden as crucial evidence in their push for impeachment, even though it has now been debunked and the FBI informant who made the claim is facing federal charges.
President Bola Tinubu has dismissed the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of AMCON, Ahmed Lawan Kuru, and appointed Gbenga Alade as his replacement, along with three new executive directors, to improve the efficiency and transparency of the organization and enhance investor confidence in the Nigerian economy.
The mother of Russian opposition politician Alexey Navalny claims she was pressured to hold a secret funeral for her son and was denied access to his body for days after his death.
Former FBI informant, Alexander Smirnov, who is charged with lying about a bribery scheme involving President Joe Biden's family, has been taken into custody in Las Vegas, two days after being released by a judge.
Guinea's military junta lodged a protest with Russia's ambassador after the embassy warned of potential unrest in Conakry following the dissolution of the government by junta leader Colonel Mamady Doumbouya, with the incident being resolved through an apology and clarification.
Former Prime Minister Liz Truss criticizes the lack of action by the police regarding the scenes outside the Houses of Parliament, expressing concern for the security of MPs and advocating for a step up in security measures.
Former UK home secretary Suella Braverman warns that Britain is heading towards a ghettoised society led by Islamists, threatening free expression and diluting British values.
President Bola Tinubu has approved the appointment of Mr. Gbenga Alade as the Chief Executive Officer of the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria, along with three other executive directors, to ensure more efficient and transparent operations in line with the president's efforts to sanitize the nation's financial system.
Alexei Navalny's mother claims Russian authorities are pressuring her to allow a secret burial and threatening her if she doesn't comply, after she was shown his body.
Republicans' publicization of an unverified bribery allegation involving Joe Biden and a Ukrainian oligarch collapsed after the Justice Department revealed the informant had fabricated the claim.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau opposes a law proposed by Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre that would require age verification for pornography websites, arguing that adults shouldn't have to share their personal information with "sketchy" websites.
Pro-Palestinian protesters infiltrated President Biden's hotel in San Francisco, breaking through the presidential bubble to chant and demand an end to U.S. aid to Israel.
Alexei Navalny's widow, Yulia Navalnaya, shared a poignant photo with her daughter, expressing gratitude for her support and strength following Navalny's death, while also vowing to continue his struggle against Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Government shutdown deadlines are approaching as House GOP members struggle with infighting and disagreements over funding bills.
Conservative MP Miriam Cates criticizes the "frightening" Pro-Palestine protests outside the House of Commons as thousands gather to advocate for a ceasefire and free Palestine.
President Joe Biden met with the widow and daughter of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny in California, expressing admiration for Navalny's courage and stating that sanctions against Russian President Vladimir Putin will be announced in response to Navalny's death and Russia's repression and aggression.
The new leaders for the Majority Caucus in Ghana's Parliament have been announced, with Alexander Afenyo-Markin as Majority Leader.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak expresses concern over Speaker Hoyle's decision to depart from convention during a debate on the Gaza conflict but falls short of backing calls to replace him, as the SNP calls for a vote on Hoyle's future.
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State refutes Senator Akpabio's claim that the federal government provided N30 billion to state governments to address food scarcity, stating that it is unverified information and that funds in the federation account are meant for the benefit of Nigerians, not for distribution among state governments.
House impeachment investigators are traveling to an Alabama prison to interview a convicted scam artist who allegedly bragged about Hunter Biden's connections while his father was vice president.
Alexei Navalny's cause of death has been listed as "natural" on his medical report, according to his spokesperson, but Navalny's mother claims she was secretly taken to the morgue and is being blackmailed by the Russian government to have a secret funeral for her son.
President Biden blames the Alabama court ruling on frozen embryos being considered people on the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, placing the blame on former President Trump.
The Biden administration has taken aggressive legal action against Russian oligarchs and their allies in an effort to increase financial pressure on President Vladimir Putin over his invasion of Ukraine.
The US Department of Justice has taken significant enforcement actions, including charges, arrests, and civil forfeiture complaints, against sanctioned individuals and facilitator networks supporting the Russian regime, in an effort to cut off the flow of illegal funds and hold accountable those enabling Putin's war on Ukraine.
MPs engaged in partisan politics and self-indulgence during a debate on Gaza, prompting calls for contrition and an acknowledgement of their own role in the situation, but some MPs, like Penny Mordaunt, refused to take responsibility and instead blamed Labour and exonerated the speaker.
The Alabama Supreme Court's recent ruling on in vitro fertilization has sparked controversy and led to a pause in IVF services at two clinics, while Republican governors express support for IVF and distance themselves from the ruling.
The probable departure of Raila Odinga from local politics has caused a split among Azimio la Umoja affiliate parties over who should become the Official Leader of the Opposition.
A bipartisan delegation of U.S. lawmakers defies China's demands by visiting Taiwan, with Rep. Mike Gallagher declaring that the U.S. stands with Taiwan for its freedom and the world's.
Prince Harry faces a court showdown in which his immigration records could possibly be released to the public, raising questions about whether he lied on his application regarding his drug use, according to Nile Gardiner from the Heritage Foundation.
Lyudmila Navalnaya, the mother of deceased Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny, has accused Russian authorities of trying to force her to agree to a secret burial for her son and preventing her from burying him with dignity, as she demands the release of his body.
Media company Vice is rumoured to be deleting its entire website, causing panic among employees who fear they could lose their jobs, but CEO Bruce Dixon and senior leadership have declined to address the rumours, leaving staff in a state of confusion.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy had his sister and Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee President Y S Sharmila arrested for leading a march to protest the government's failure to fill teacher vacancies in the state, despite Jagan's promise to do so.
The Kremlin dismissed President Biden's comment calling Vladimir Putin a "crazy SOB," stating that such language does not affect Putin but debases those who use it.
The mother of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny accuses investigators of trying to force her into a private funeral and bury her son secretly, after she was allowed to see his body a week after his death in prison.
GOP Sen. Marco Rubio warned that the recent AT&T outage is minor compared to the devastating effects of a potential cyberattack by China on America, which could target essential services like power, water, and banking.
Congress should publicly investigate the case of Alexander Smirnov, the FBI informant charged with lying about corruption involving Joe Biden and linked to Russian intelligence, according to a leading lawyer, who also called for senior Republicans involved in pushing Smirnov's claims to testify.
President Joe Biden is using his bully pulpit to call out resistance from former President Donald Trump and Republicans on Ukraine and Russia, as he aims to put Trump's inflammatory rhetoric front and center and demonstrate his efforts to unite the west against Russian aggression.
Alexei Navalny's mother claims that she was given access to her son's body but was denied legal representation, and alleges that investigators are blackmailing her by threatening to do something with the body if she doesn't agree to a secret funeral.
President Biden's dog Commander bit Secret Service personnel 24 times before being removed from the White House, according to newly released documents.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's gift of a luxury car to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been criticized by the State Department, highlighting concerns about potential violations of United Nations sanctions.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Joe Biden's derogatory remark about him reaffirms why the Kremlin believes Biden would be a more preferable future U.S. president for Russia compared to Donald Trump.
Eminent jurist Fali S Nariman, who was the President of the Bar Association of India and former Additional Solicitor General of India, questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a 2017 interview about the appointment of Yogi Adityanath, a Hindu monk, as the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, and expressed concerns about the potential establishment of a Hindu state, despite his own family's involvement in the priesthood; however, he praised PM Modi's forthrightness and energy while disagreeing with his policies.
President Joe Biden referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "crazy SOB" during a private fundraiser, while also mocking former President Donald Trump for comparing his legal issues to the death of Russian dissident Alexei Navalny.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau continues to hold an anti-India stance, but Canadian authorities are contradicting his claims, while in India, farmer unions are protesting at Delhi's borders, although there is no direct connection between the two events, their underlying motives seem to be similar.
Rep. Jamie Raskin criticized Donald Trump for comparing himself to Alexei Navalny, stating that Trump's hero, Vladimir Putin, is responsible for Navalny's death and that Trump is Putin's biggest ally in the United States.
The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) is denying media credentials to certain organizations, particularly those considered "left-wing," for their annual convention outside of Washington, D.C.