Joe Biden claims victory in South Carolina's Democratic Party primary race, vowing to make Donald Trump a "loser again," while Trump hopes to win over voters in South Carolina later this month.
London Mayoral candidate Susan Hall has accused Sadiq Khan of avoiding protest and disruption by moving a public question time event online, criticizing the mayor for being a "coward" and "going into hiding" over his controversial Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez) scheme.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasizes at a party meeting that the war in Gaza cannot end until Hamas' leadership is eliminated, while the Knesset rejects a motion of no confidence against Netanyahu. Meanwhile, the U.S. Special Envoy for Yemen, Tim Lenderking, travels to the Gulf to discuss reducing regional tensions and ending Houthi attacks in Yemen.
The Oversight Board has criticized Meta's manipulated media policy, stating that a video manipulated to suggest inappropriate behavior by President Joe Biden can stay on Facebook due to a narrow policy that does not cover certain types of editing, calling for the policy to be revised to prevent election interference.
Comedian Paul Cox criticizes Education Secretary Gillian Keegan for claiming that the Clapham corrosive substance attack is "not really about asylum," highlighting flaws in the asylum system and the government's handling of the situation.
Russian authorities are expected to block major VPN services in March, in an attempt to limit access to blocked websites and independent news outlets.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused former Prime Ministers Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi of considering Indians "lazy" and lacking intelligence, referencing their speeches from 1959 and 1974 respectively, during a fiery speech in the Lok Sabha.
The government of Kazakhstan, led by Prime Minister Alichan Smailov, has resigned, with President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev accepting the decision and appointing Deputy Prime Minister Roman Sklyar as the acting successor; although the exact reason was not given, it is believed to be connected to President Tokayev's dissatisfaction with the cabinet's inability to propose an effective economic strategy.
Imran Khan, the founder of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI), has been identified as the mastermind behind the violence on military installations in Pakistan based on accounts from eyewitnesses, according to top sources close to the Pakistani establishment.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a dig at Rahul Gandhi's visit to a motorcycle workshop as he criticized the opposition Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) during his speech in the Lok Sabha.
The Biden administration denies a Politico report claiming that the U.S. president had used crude language to describe Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stating that the president did not say that.
The UK government has failed to fulfill its pledge of reducing NHS waiting lists, according to Rishi Sunak.
The Kremlin has declined to comment on whether Tucker Carlson, a far-right American journalist, would be granted an interview with Vladimir Putin, after Carlson was spotted in Moscow.
Joe rejects Speaker Johnson's claim about the border bill, stating it is a falsehood.
New Speaker Edwin Poots faces criticism from TUV leader Jim Allister after Poots threatened to "clean his clock" for remarks made about him, with Allister claiming it is a departure from the impartiality expected of the Speaker's office.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a swipe at Rahul Gandhi and the Congress, stating that their "dukaan" or shop is shutting down due to their repeated attempts to launch the same product, and criticizing their dynasty politics and cancel culture.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi replied to the Motion of Thanks to the President's address in the Lok Sabha, launching a scathing attack on the opposition, promising India's rise as the third largest economic power in his third term.
Former Sarawak governor Taib Mahmud's wife, Raghad Kurdi Taib, denies allegations that she took him out of the hospital against doctors' advice, providing evidence in the form of a handwritten nurse's note.
CM Revanth Reddy faced aggressive criticism from BRS leader Balka Suman for calling KCR a "Randa," with Suman making offensive remarks and showing a slipper, raising concerns about the inappropriate behavior of public representatives.
The ruling party in Andhra Pradesh, YSR Congress, is facing rebellion from the sitting MLA Vasantha Krishna Prasad, who expressed his discontent over the party's decision-making and treatment towards him, and is now considering leaving YSRC and joining TDP.
President Mohamed Muizzu of Maldives, facing opposition from major parties, vows to remove Indian troops, recover lost territory, and eliminate "harmful agreements," including canceling the current hydrographic agreement with India.
Sammy Gyamfi of the NDC responded strongly to Kofi Bentil's call for Ghanaians to support Vice President Bawumia for presidency, arguing that Bawumia is responsible for the current economic mess in Ghana despite previously being praised for his economic competencies.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision to grant an interview to Tucker Carlson, who arrived in Moscow, is uncertain as the Kremlin declined to comment, sparking speculation about the motives behind the potential meeting.
Former National Organiser hopeful of the NDC, Henry Osei Akoto, claims that President Akufo-Addo's attempt to rename the University of Development Studies (UDS) after Jerry John Rawlings was a means of justifying his renaming of other universities after NPP stalwarts, despite the fact that the NPP had no involvement with these institutions.
The Ashanti Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Bernard Antwi Boasiako, also known as Chairman Wontumi, met with the Kokosohene, Nana Kwaku Duah, at the shrine of Antoa after being accused of disrespecting the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, but the conflicting narratives regarding the accusations led to the matter being directed back to Manhyia for resolution.
Rahul Gandhi, an AICC leader and Congress MP, expressed concern for a daily wager's low earnings while observing the man's work of transporting and selling coal blocks on a bicycle, during his Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra in Jharkhand and Odisha, emphasizing the need for justice for marginalized sections of society.
Hemant Soren managed to prevent President's rule in Jharkhand by strategically resigning as Chief Minister before his arrest, allowing his close aide, Champai Soren, to take over and successfully pass the trust vote in the Assembly.
The Champai Soren government in Jharkhand comfortably passed the majority test in Assembly, receiving 47 votes out of 81, despite allegations and arrests in a money laundering case, with the former Chief Minister expressing confidence in his successor.
Arizona House Speaker and state Rep. Ben Toma, who fled from communist Romania as a child, co-sponsored a bill that seeks to educate students about the devastating effects of communism and observe November 7 as a day of remembrance for victims of communism.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi met former Jharkhand chief minister Hemant Soren's wife Kalpana Soren before a public rally in Ranchi, days after Soren's arrest in a money laundering case.
The return of devolved government in Northern Ireland and the appointment of its first nationalist first minister is seen as a positive step by young students at an integrated school in Belfast, but they remain skeptical about the political system and the prospect of a united Ireland.
Obama-era acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal expressed impatience at the delay in a ruling on Donald Trump's claim of immunity in the D.C. election subversion case, stating that "justice delayed is justice denied" and that there is no responsible constitutional scholar who agrees with Trump's claim.
Rishi Sunak has admitted that he failed to fulfill his promise of cutting healthcare waiting lists in the UK, acknowledging that progress has not been sufficient and that the Conservative party has been unsuccessful in addressing the issue, while the Labour party vows to tackle the problem by increasing evening and weekend appointments and abolishing the non-dom tax status.
Australian writer Yang Hengjun has been given a suspended death sentence by a Chinese court after being accused of spying, a move that has appalled the Australian government and may further strain the already tense relations between China and Australia.
Rishi Sunak has urged the new Northern Ireland executive to prioritize day-to-day issues that matter to people, rather than focusing on constitutional change or a referendum on Irish reunification.
Republican Representative Nancy Mace's entire D.C. office staff has turned over since November, with former employees describing a "toxic" work environment and a "delusional" boss.
Australian writer Yang Jun, also known as Yang Hengjun, has been given a suspended death sentence for espionage in China, causing concern for his family and straining relations between China and Australia.
Former Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren alleged that the Raj Bhavan had a role in his arrest and challenged the BJP to prove corruption charges against him, stating that he will quit politics if accusations are proven, as Champai Soren, the new Chief Minister, won the trust vote with 47 votes.
India-China relations will worsen in the short term due to China's actions in Eastern Ladakh, but India's increasing global power will eventually reduce the power asymmetry between the two countries, according to Ambassador Gautam Bambawale.
YS Sharmila, a rising politician in Andhra Pradesh, is facing intense political debates and attacks from the YCP, with MLA Nallapareddy Prasanna Kumar Reddy claiming that Sharmila is working under a contractual agreement with Chandra Babu and took a package of 100-200 crore rupees from him, sparking serious allegations.
Opposition Telugu Desam Party (TDP) legislators disrupt Governor S. Abdul Nazeer's address to Andhra Pradesh Assembly, accusing the YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) government of lying and later staging a walk-out in protest.
The Andhra Pradesh Assembly sessions began with political tension as TDP MLAs walked out, accusing the YCP government of fabricating statements in the governor's speech and raising concerns about the job calendar and special category status.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Congress MP Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury clashed in Parliament over allegations that non-BJP state governments, particularly in South India, are deprived of their financial dues and allocations, with Sitharaman defending herself by stating that the allocation of tax revenues is determined by the Finance Commission and that she has no discretion in the matter.
BRS MLC K. Kavitha is evading summons issued by the Enforcement Directorate in the Delhi excise policy case, according to the agency's update to the Supreme Court.
Jailed Aam Aadmi Party leader Sanjay Singh will not be able to take oath for his second term in Rajya Sabha due to an ongoing investigation into his suspension and his involvement in a money laundering case.
Burkina Faso's military Head of State, Ibrahim Traore, denies Ghana President Nana Akufo-Addo's claims of Burkina Faso's involvement with Russian mercenaries, stating that the accusations are baseless and false.
Aam Aadmi Party leader Sanjay Singh has been refused permission to take oath as a Rajya Sabha MP as the matter is currently with the Privileges Committee, despite being granted permission by a court to do so while in police custody.
Revanth Reddy is unlikely to support the TDP in the upcoming AP elections due to his desire to maintain his position as Chief Minister of Telangana and not upset the Reddy community in his own state.
The Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) and another opposition party, The Democrats, boycott President Mohamed Muizzu's inaugural address to Parliament, accusing the government of undermining democracy and expressing concerns about the government's anti-India stance and lack of transparency in financial and foreign agreements.
President Joe Biden is urging lawmakers to pass a bipartisan Senate agreement on foreign aid and border policy, including $60 billion in support for Ukraine, to impose severe restrictions on immigration and asylum at the southern border, although it is expected to face opposition in the House of Representatives.