Former Sen. Claire McCaskill criticizes Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar for misremembering her votes and taking credit for funds she voted against in an interview with CBS New Miami.
Podcaster Joe Rogan claims that California has become "full communist" and criticizes the state's approach to law enforcement, prompting him to move to Texas.
Sen. Sherrod Brown opposes President Biden's nominee for deputy US trade representative due to his firm's lobbying work for a Chinese glass company, despite Brown previously celebrating the company's purchase of an Ohio factory.
Attorney General Merrick Garland will undergo a back procedure and temporarily delegate his authority to Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco, following new guidelines from the White House after Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's delayed disclosure of his surgery and hospitalization.
Former House speaker Nancy Pelosi faced backlash from ceasefire supporters in Gaza after suggesting that pro-Palestinian activists may have ties to Russia and President Vladimir Putin without offering evidence, calling for an FBI investigation into protesters who are pressuring the Biden administration to support a ceasefire in Gaza.
Conservatives accuse Liberals of being 'pathologically obsessed' with carbon tax as tensions escalate during the House's return from holiday break.
Georgia legislators passed a bill on Monday to revive a panel that can punish or remove elected prosecutors, potentially impacting Fulton county district attorney Fani Willis, who is leading a corruption case against Trump and his allies.
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James Shaw has announced his resignation as Green Party co-leader, stating his pride in the party's achievements over the past eight years and his commitment to supporting environmental legislation in Parliament.
The Biden administration is likely to take multiple rounds of action in response to the drone attack in Jordan that killed three U.S. troops, with potential strikes on Iranian proxies and assets of value to Iran, according to an anonymous administration official.
The House of Lords, including Conservative peers, historians, and bishops, may demand changes to Rishi Sunak's Rwanda deportation plan, potentially delaying its implementation, as they oppose the government's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda despite the UK's highest court ruling it unsafe.
The Democratic Unionist Party's (DUP) executive members have been briefed by leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson on a potential deal that could see the party return to power-sharing government in Northern Ireland, with the party's 12-strong officer board already believed to have made a decision on the deal.
Republican Representative Maria Salazar of Florida was called out for taking credit for delivering money to her district, despite opposing the bills that provided that money.
The Department of Justice has issued a grand jury subpoena to the House of Representatives Sergeant at Arms, sparking speculation about its purpose, including its potential connection to the January 6th Capitol riot investigation.
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper has signed an executive order to provide increased support to individuals leaving prisons, focusing on helping them find employment and career training to prevent recidivism.
America's foreign policy is deemed ineffective due to its consistent allocation of resources and military personnel abroad, while Taylor Swift displayed her discomfort with camera attention, and Amy Robach and TJ Holmes faced criticism for discussing race-related concerns in their podcast.
### Summary French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal is trying to handle farmers' protests and political crisis by axing a tractor fuel hike and reducing bureaucratic red tape.
A coalition of Democrats is pressuring the State Department for information on the Biden administration's decision to sell arms to Israel without explicit congressional approval during the ongoing conflict with Hamas.
Kemi Badenoch, a member of a Conservative WhatsApp group called "Evil Plotters," is allegedly part of a group of like-minded Tory MPs rallying around her longer-term ambitions despite publicly dismissing speculation over a plot to replace Rishi Sunak as "Westminster tittle-tattle."
Millions of parents could receive larger tax refunds with the passage of a bill in the House of Representatives that pairs an expansion of the child tax credit with business tax cuts, but its success in the Senate remains uncertain.
A bipartisan group of senators, including two Democrats from Georgia, is urging President Biden to increase tariffs on Chinese solar panels to protect the US energy industry from Chinese competition and maintain economic and energy security.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's comments suggesting that pro-Palestinian protesters at events with President Biden are "connected to Russia" are being criticized as "delusional" and "authoritarian" by the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR).
The Speaker of Edo State House of Assembly has suspended a member for three months due to alleged actions causing disunity among members, while also approving loans for agricultural palliative and housing projects.
Sharmila's claim to equal ownership in Sakshi media raises questions about her lack of arrest during her brother's imprisonment and her inactivity in the company's business, leading critics to view her statements as politically motivated and lacking in intelligence.
Union Minister Giriraj Singh questioned Congress Chief Mallikarjun Kharge's intelligence after he criticized Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's decision to end the alliance with the 'Mahagathbandhan', pointing out that Kharge had previously taken pictures with Kumar during INDIA bloc meetings.
Israeli officials attended a conference advocating for the re-settlement of the Gaza Strip despite US condemnations, with calls for Israelis to "control the land" following recent escalations of violence in the region.
MP George Freeman resigned from government last year because he couldn't afford the rising mortgage repayments on his £120,000 ministerial salary, stating that politics is becoming something only wealthy individuals can afford to pursue.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre will deliver a daily press briefing on Monday, discussing President Biden's response to the Iranian-backed drone strike that killed three U.S. troops in Jordan.
National Rifle Association leader Wayne LaPierre testified that he approved thousands of dollars in helicopter rides for executives to avoid traffic while traveling to NASCAR races, as he faces a civil corruption trial alleging the misuse of NRA funds.
Tory MP George Freeman resigned as science minister because he couldn't afford to pay his mortgage on his ministerial salary, stating that politics is becoming something only the wealthy can afford to do.
Independent Sen. Kyrsten Sinema has reportedly spent over $200,000 from her office budget on private jet travel, raising concerns about her use of funds.
Michael Gove denies accusations of "playing politics" during the pandemic and promoting the union in his evidence to the UK Covid Inquiry, accusing Nicola Sturgeon of pursuing differentiation for her "political agenda".
The Trinamool Congress accuses the West Bengal BJP president of inciting violence against Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, calling the BJP a party of misogynistic hooligans.
Nawaz Sharif claims his innocence has been proven and questions the resignation of a judge overseeing his cases, vowing to bring back peace to Pakistan if elected as prime minister.
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge warned that the 2024 Lok Sabha elections could be the last general election in India if Prime Minister Narendra Modi is re-elected, as he claimed that another Modi victory would result in a dictatorship similar to Putin's rule in Russia.
Brazilian police have raided properties linked to Carlos Bolsonaro, son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, as part of an investigation into illegal surveillance by the Brazilian intelligence service on political enemies during Bolsonaro's time in office.
The Dossier Center has released an investigation revealing detailed footage of one of Vladimir Putin's luxurious residences, highlighting his alleged acquisition of the property through pressure from state prosecutors and the exclusion of public access to previously protected lands.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez avoided answering a question about whether she believes Israel's military action qualifies as "genocide," instead emphasizing the need to prevent mass inhumanity and protect human rights in Gaza.
The UK government's Rwanda bill, which aims to prevent legal challenges against sending asylum seekers to Rwanda, is facing criticism and opposition in the House of Lords. Peers, including the Archbishop of Canterbury, are critical of the bill, while the Liberal Democrats are seeking to entirely defeat it. Despite anticipated attempts to remove key powers from the bill, it is expected to progress with changes likely to be overturned by the Commons.
A pan-Yoruba group, Yoruba Professionals Foundation (YPF), criticizes northern leaders for their opposition to the relocation of certain government agencies to Lagos, stating that Nigeria is a federal state and any part of the country can host government agencies.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is urging the United States to restore funding to the United Nations agency responsible for Palestinian refugees, despite allegations that 12 of its workers were involved in Hamas's attack on Israel, stating that cutting off support to the agency would risk the starvation of millions.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) plans to investigate the former governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello, for alleged fraud and corrupt practices during his eight-year tenure.
The United States is prepared to defend itself after a deadly drone attack on an American military outpost in the Middle East, but is prioritizing avoiding a broader conflict with Iran.
Former South African President Jacob Zuma has been suspended from the African National Congress (ANC) after refusing to vote for the party and launching a rival organization, uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK). Zuma's nine-year presidency was plagued by scandals and corruption allegations, and his new party is expected to negatively impact the ANC's support base in the upcoming general election.
Former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav left the Enforcement Directorate office in Patna after being questioned for several hours in the land-for-jobs case, accompanied by his daughter Misa Bharti, who criticized the agency for its treatment of her father.
Far-right mob targets woman for defacing Stalin icon in Georgian church, illustrating the tension between religion and historical figures in Georgia.
Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has requested his defense attorney to resign from one of his three corruption cases due to an illness in the attorney's family.
Former national security adviser John Bolton has called for "disproportionate" strikes inside Iran as a response to a drone attack that killed three U.S. service members in Jordan, stating that the U.S. needs to impose enough pain on Iran to deter future attacks.
The impeached Speaker of the Ogun State House of Assembly, Olakunle Oluomo, along with two other officials, has been arraigned before a Federal High Court for alleged misappropriation of N2.5 billion in public funds.
Nicola Sturgeon faced criticism for breaking confidentiality and announcing a ban on mass gatherings in Scotland before it was agreed upon at a Cobra meeting, causing concern among UK officials during the pandemic.