House Republicans leading the impeachment inquiry against President Biden are demanding the Justice Department turn over the transcript and any recordings of Biden's interview with Special Counsel Robert Hur in his investigation into Biden's mishandling of classified documents.
The Senate is nearing final passage of a $95.3 billion foreign aid bill, including assistance for Ukraine and Israel, despite opposition from former President Donald Trump and some House Republicans.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak faced intense questioning at the GB News People's Forum when an audience member expressed anger over the harm caused by the Covid vaccine and demanded to be looked in the eye, criticizing the lack of support available for individuals affected by the vaccine.
The House Intelligence Committee is investigating the conclusions made by U.S. spy agencies regarding the mysterious Havana syndrome illnesses, which some whistle-blowers have challenged.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has canceled a trip to Brussels after being admitted to the critical care unit at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center due to an emergent bladder issue, resulting in the Ukraine Defense Contact Group meeting being held virtually.
AP Minister Roja responds to YS Sharmila's comments, stating that while AP CM Jagan is working to uphold YSR's ideals, Sharmila is focused on YSR's assets and indirectly aiding TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu's interests. Roja emphasizes Jagan as the true heir of YSR and criticizes Sharmila for aligning with the Congress, which had mistreated the YSR family. Roja accuses Sharmila of joining politics to benefit Naidu by splitting votes. Sharmila had accused Roja of corruption and involvement in illegal activities.
Farmers leaders allege that the government was insincere about talks, as tractor-trolleys set out from Punjab to Delhi amidst heavy police deployment and barricading, while demands for MSP guarantee law, farm loan waiver, and other issues remain unresolved.
Daily Kos is encouraging people to get involved in the upcoming elections and expressing solidarity with the Black community.
Former Justice Department officials criticize special counsel Robert Hur for making unnecessary remarks about President Biden's age and cognitive abilities in his report on classified documents, stating that he overstepped his mandate.
President Biden has privately expressed frustration with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over his refusal to scale back Israel's military actions in Gaza, calling him an "a‑‑hole" and difficult to work with, according to NBC News.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was forced to cancel a trip after being admitted to a critical care unit due to symptoms of a bladder issue, raising concerns over his recent hospitalizations and lack of disclosure about his health.
Member of Parliament for Bekwai and First Deputy Speaker, Joseph Osei-Owusu, is quitting public service due to unreasonable demands from constituents, including asking him to dislodge a toilet facility he constructed despite charging fees.
The Senate worked all weekend on a slimmed-down bill to fund Ukraine and Israel, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin returned to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for a medical issue, and the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl.
Michelle O'Neill, the First Minister of Northern Ireland, has ruled out introducing water charges and denied signing up to revenue raising measures, stating that people cannot be burdened with additional household bills while public services decline. Additionally, she stated that she would attend events across community and political divides and would be "true to the office" of first minister in regards to attending IRA commemorations.
Top Biden aide Susan Rice privately insulted fellow Cabinet member Xavier Becerra and clashed with Vice President Kamala Harris over the migrant crisis, contributing to a tense and chaotic White House, according to a report from Axios. Rice criticized Becerra for his failure to secure shelter space for child migrants and questioned Harris' handling of immigration policy, while Harris' aides reportedly belittled Rice as a mere "staffer." The administration's handling of the crisis has been marked by internal indecisiveness, turnover in staff, and contradictory steps.
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua receives overwhelming support from UDA leaders in the Mount Kenya region during a fundraising event, with leaders declaring him as the undisputed Mount Kenya kingpin and emphasizing the importance of unity within the region.
State governors elected on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) have stated that Nigeria, under the leadership of President Bola Tinubu's All Progressives Congress (APC)-led Federal Government, is on the path to becoming like Venezuela, due to challenges such as political corruption, scarcities of food and medicine, economic mismanagement, and heavy reliance on oil, among others. The PDP governors are calling for state police and urging the Federal Government to address the declining value of the naira.
A Trump-appointed federal judge in Florida, Judge Aileen Cannon, may be removed from overseeing the classified documents case involving former President Donald Trump due to biased rulings, according to the Obama administration's ethics czar.
The Canada Border Services Agency, Public Health Agency of Canada, and Public Services and Procurement Canada failed to follow best practices in the development of the ArriveCAN application, resulting in it not delivering the best value for taxpayer dollars and lacking transparency, according to Canada's auditor general.
Nelson Chamisa, the leader of Zimbabwe's Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), has quit the party due to alleged infiltration by the ruling party, leaving the opposition in turmoil. Analysts suggest that Chamisa may have lost control of the party and advise that he needs to learn to deal with infiltration if he wants to continue in politics.
The U.S. government is spending over $7 million per year to maintain a seized Russian-owned superyacht and is requesting permission to auction it amid a dispute over its ownership.
The US government is spending over $7 million a year to maintain a superyacht seized from a sanctioned Russian oligarch, and is requesting permission to auction the vessel while a dispute over its ownership continues.
Jailed Tamil Nadu Minister without portfolio V. Senthilbalaji has resigned from the Cabinet following his arrest in an alleged money laundering case.
The Rashtriya Lok Dal will be joining the NDA, with party chief Jayant Chaudhary stating that the deal is sealed and only awaiting the formal announcement, indicating the unity and strength of the INDIA bloc.
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The Senate is pushing for the passage of a $95.34 billion aid package for Ukraine and Israel, despite uncertainty about support from the House of Representatives.
Rahul Gandhi has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi demanding that the Central government release pending MNREGA funds to the West Bengal government, expressing solidarity with Mamata Banerjee's government.
The US has deviated from its constitutional republic structure and has become a de-facto monarchy when it comes to matters of war and peace, with presidents bypassing Congress and expanding their power to use military force. Congress is complacent in allowing the executive to make these decisions, despite having the sole authority for declaring war.
MSNBC host Jen Psaki criticized special counsel Robert Hur for questioning President Joe Biden's cognitive abilities while ignoring former President Donald Trump's numerous gaffes, emphasizing that the election should not be focused on age and gaffes but on more significant issues.
A lunch meeting between UDF MP NK Premachandran and Prime Minister Narendra Modi sparks a political controversy in Kerala, with criticism coming from the ruling Communist Party of India (Marxist) over Premachandran's alleged closeness to the Prime Minister and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).
Thousands of supporters of Imran Khan and other political parties in Pakistan have blocked highways and gone on strike to protest against alleged election rigging, as independent candidates backed by Khan secured more seats in the National Assembly than the political parties who ousted him from power two years ago.
Andhra Pradesh has donated over Rs 1.02 crore for former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi's East-West yatra, making it the highest contributor to the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra.
Despite Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent claims, the successful raid to rescue two hostages from Rafah does not indicate an imminent large-scale operation by the Israeli Defense Forces.
John Kirby, the National Security Council spokesman, is being promoted to White House national security communications adviser, where he will coordinate national security communications across agencies and continue to appear in press briefings.
The Emir of Kano has urged Oluremi Tinubu, the wife of President Bola Tinubu, to address urgent issues of hunger, starvation, and insecurity in Nigeria.
Members of Spain's conservative People's party are shocked after their party leader expressed support for granting a conditional pardon to former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont, with speculations suggesting it may be a damage-limitation tactic or an attempt to improve relations with Catalonia ahead of future elections.
Opposition leader Raila Odinga criticizes Kenya Kwanza's proposal to create the position of National Security Advisor, citing it as unconstitutional and a move to alter the country's security architecture.
Former nominated senator Millicent Omanga has denied receiving illegal payments from the government for the unconstitutional position of Chief Administrative Secretary, dismissing the allegations made by Kileleshwa MCA Robert Alai as false and a misrepresentation of facts.
Senator Rand Paul has initiated a filibuster to protest the $95bn foreign aid package, targeting $60bn for Ukraine and $14bn for Israel, citing bipartisan support for military spending.
Infighting and animosity within the Biden administration regarding the border, particularly between Susan Rice and other officials, have been highlighted in a new report, with Rice allegedly criticizing Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra and privately calling him an "idiot" over his reluctance to find more space in child migrant centers.
The Senator representing Edo North, Adams Oshiomhole, blames former President Muhammadu Buhari's "reckless policies" for the current hardships faced by Nigerians, stating that the long-term consequences are still being felt.
Farooq Abdullah, former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, has been summoned by the Enforcement Directorate in an alleged money laundering case related to the Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association.
Indians across the border share diverse perspectives and insightful opinions on the dramatic aftermath of Pakistan's recent elections, offering a chance to understand their perception of the current political situation in Pakistan.
Prominent human rights activist Rocío San Miguel has been detained and accused of involvement in a plot to kill President Nicolás Maduro, adding to the recent wave of government critics being rounded up in Venezuela.
Australian MP Barnaby Joyce is under scrutiny after being filmed intoxicated and swearing on a footpath, possibly jeopardizing his political career.
Kremlin-controlled media edited out mistakes made by Vladimir Putin in his interview with Tucker Carlson, including a factual error about World War II, leading to criticism of the American anchor for not challenging the Russian president.
Speculation continues over Rashtriya Lok Dal leader Jayant Chaudhary's allegiance, as he neither confirms nor denies reports of joining the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance, making a possible switch to the BJP before the general election.
Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party will not form a coalition government with rival parties and will instead sit in opposition, despite having a majority in the newly elected Parliament.
Senegal is experiencing an identity crisis as its citizens protest the delay of the presidential election, feeling betrayed by President Macky Sall and demanding a new leader.