President Joe Biden was falsely accused of wearing a hard hat backwards during a photo op with construction workers in Superior, Wisconsin, but analysis of the photo and videos confirmed that the hat was actually facing forward.
The FIA prosecutor has requested the Special Court to close the defence counsel's right of cross-examination in the cipher case against former PM Imran Khan, alleging that the defence is using delaying tactics; meanwhile, Judge Mohammad Bashir, who is hearing two references against Imran Khan, intends to withdraw his leave application and continue proceedings.
The Conservative Party is objecting to their limited status as intervenors in the foreign interference inquiry, expressing dismay that they are denied the same rights as the Liberal government to cross-examine witnesses and view confidential submissions.
Pro-Palestinian supporters occupied U.S. Rep. Adam Smith's office in Renton, calling for a ceasefire in the conflict between Hamas and Israel, and urging Smith to stop U.S. military aid to Israel.
No fewer than 140 officials will track and assess the performance of federal ministries, departments, and agencies ahead of the first assessment exercise at the end of this month.
President Joe Biden pledges to shut down the border the day he signs the "toughest and fairest" border reform bill being negotiated in the U.S. Senate.
The White House has established new guidelines for when Cabinet heads are unable to do their job, following a communications fiasco in which the Pentagon failed to notify the White House of Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin's hospitalization and surgery for prostate cancer.
Hunter Biden's business associate, Rob Walker, testified before congressional investigators that President Biden was never involved in his son's business activities and that allegations against them are unfounded, but requested that the entire transcript of his testimony be released to prevent it from being taken out of context.
Senator Ben Cardin approves the sale of F-16s to Turkey after their support of Sweden's accession to NATO, but expresses concerns about Turkey's human rights record and ties with bad actors globally.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is expected to return to the Pentagon after nearly a month away and will host NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, following his recovery from surgery to treat prostate cancer.
U.S. Senator Ben Cardin commends Turkey for ratifying Sweden's accession to NATO and approves the sale of F-16 fighter jets to Turkey, stressing the importance of Turkey improving its human rights record and cooperating on holding Russia accountable.
The Biden administration has implemented new guidelines to ensure that the president is notified if a Cabinet leader's authority is transferred to a subordinate, following the lack of disclosure about Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin's hospitalization, which caused tension between the White House and the Pentagon.
Labour has pledged to reform ministerial redundancy payment rules after it was revealed that the turnover of cabinet ministers led to a severance bill of over £930,000 in the last financial year.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott says that Texas is prepared in the "unlikely event" that President Biden federalizes the National Guard amid the standoff over the southern border, and Abbott has garnered support from other Republican governors and former President Trump in his efforts.
The parents of Omer Neutra, an Israeli soldier held hostage by Hamas, have been on an emotional roller coaster as they tirelessly work to bring their son home, meeting with President Biden, national security officials, and traveling to Washington, Israel, and Qatar in pursuit of his release.
Utah lawmakers have reached an agreement on a proposed overhaul of diversity, equity, and inclusion programming at the state's public universities, a move that has generated both support and concern.
Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury apologized to TMC MP Derek O'Brien for calling him a "foreigner" during the Congress' struggle to secure permission for public meetings in West Bengal.
The Rivers State House of Assembly has passed four bills that seek to override the governor's power to appoint caretaker chairmen for local government areas, without the governor's consent, escalating the political crisis in the state.
The BJP is set to re-enter the Nitish Kumar government in Bihar, with the JD(U) patriarch remaining CM and two deputies being appointed from the saffron party, as BJP, RJD, and Congress prepare for legislature party meetings amidst political uncertainty.
The White House is implementing new guidelines to ensure that they are promptly informed in the event of a Cabinet head's inability to carry out their duties, following Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's secret hospitalization which was kept from President Joe Biden and his aides for days.
Republican U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert's ex-husband, Jayson Boebert, has been charged with assault and other counts following two domestic altercations, including an argument with the congresswoman in a restaurant and a fight with their son.
Longtime business associate of Hunter Biden, Rob Walker, stated in a closed-door interview with the House Oversight Committee that President Joe Biden was never involved in his son's business dealings and made sure there was always a clear boundary between them.
The White House spokesperson expressed concerns over Alabama's use of nitrogen gas in executions, highlighting President Biden's support for a moratorium on the federal death penalty.
Senators Elizabeth Warren and Ben Cardin have called on the Biden administration to stop joint military exercises with military units from countries accused of human rights abuses or those that have experienced coups.
The White House expressed deep concern and was troubled by Alabama's execution of a man using nitrogen gas, which was the first time this method was used for capital punishment, with critics arguing it violated constitutional rights.
Longtime National Rifle Association leader Wayne LaPierre confirmed in court that he used the organization's funds for private jets, family trips, luxury gifts, and more, as he and the NRA face a lawsuit alleging financial misconduct and misuse of funds.
Israeli leaders condemn the International Court of Justice's consideration of genocide allegations, while Palestinian leaders see it as an end to Israel avoiding punishment, and various countries have differing opinions on the ruling.
Ondo State Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, believes that the appointment of Dr. Olayide Adelami as Deputy Governor and Mr. Tayo Oluwatuyi as Secretary to the State Government was the right decision, as they are highly qualified and equipped for their responsibilities.
A key Biden family business associate, Rob Walker, appeared at the Capitol for questioning in the impeachment inquiry into alleged corruption by President Biden, where he intended to claim that Biden did nothing wrong in connection to the foreign ventures of his son and brother, but Republicans had detailed questions about his knowledge of those ventures.
Joe Biden's visit to Wisconsin to discuss infrastructure investment was marred by a bumbling speech and a struggle to read from his teleprompter, raising concerns over his ability to address the complex issues of the country.
Union Minister Giriraj Singh stated that the doors of his party, BJP, are closed for Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, who is likely to break away from the Mahagathbandhan and reunite with BJP.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will return to the hospital for a routine exam following his two-week stay that sparked controversy for his failure to disclose his illness, which has sparked outrage and multiple investigations.
Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, and national clinical director, Jason Leitch, are facing backlash after derogatory WhatsApp messages were published by the UK Covid Inquiry, revealing insulting language towards opposition politicians.
Two employees of the Kerala High Court have been suspended for staging a skit that mocked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the government during Republic Day celebrations, following complaints from various organizations.
Texas state Senator Drew Springer is urging his colleagues to reopen the impeachment case against state Attorney General Ken Paxton after Paxton said he would not contest allegations in a whistleblower lawsuit, which Springer believes amounts to an admission of guilt.
House Speaker Mike Johnson strongly opposes a bipartisan Senate deal that combines border enforcement measures with Ukraine aid, warning that the legislation would not pass the House and blaming President Biden for the crisis at the border.
Nitish Kumar will be sworn in as Chief Minister of Bihar for the seventh time with support from the BJP, securing two Deputy Chief Minister berths for the party.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers is urging the Biden administration to seek congressional authorization before taking further military action against Yemen's Houthi rebels, citing concerns over unauthorized strikes and escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Senate Energy Committee Chair Joe Manchin plans to investigate the pause on liquefied natural gas (LNG) export approvals, questioning the decision's basis on politics rather than economic benefits and national security concerns.
The Orange Democratic Movement distances itself from a heckling incident at President Ruto's rally, emphasizing that they do not want to be involved in "petty politics," while expressing concern for displaced people due to demolitions in Msambweni.
House Speaker Mike Johnson plans to hold a floor vote to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for allegedly facilitating illegal immigration along the US-Mexico border.
The White House Medical Unit had "severe and systemic problems" with its pharmacy operations and provided health care to ineligible staffers, dispensed prescription medications to ineligible White House staff, and kept records for controlled substances with other medications, according to a scathing report by the Defense Department's Office of Inspector General.
Telangana Governor's approval of the nomination of Prof M Kodandaram as the state legislative council member under Governor's quota has sparked protests from the Bharat Rashtra Samithi, accusing her of double standards and favoritism towards the Congress party.
Former partner Jai Anant Dehadrai has submitted a 100-page affidavit detailing allegations of cash and gift exchanges between TMC leader Mahua Moitra and businessman Darshan Hiranandani, along with evidence of the renovation of her government accommodation and her connections to the Adani Group.
Newly-appointed Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee president Y S Sharmila criticizes her political rivals, including her brother Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy, for aligning with the BJP and failing to fulfill their promises of development and job creation.
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro reaffirms his support for President William Ruto and his deputy Rigathi Gachagua, dismissing speculation about his opinion and the growing calls for him to replace Gachagua as Ruto's running mate in 2027.
Britain has walked away from talks to replace its EU trade deal with Canada over disputes involving beef, cars, and cheese, highlighting the challenges of negotiating free trade deals post-Brexit.
House Speaker Mike Johnson sent a letter effectively killing hopes of advancing the Ukraine-border security package as negotiations in the Senate stalled.
The National Security Agency (NSA) has been purchasing Americans' web browsing data without warrants from commercial data brokers, according to newly released documents, raising concerns about privacy and foreign governments engaging in similar practices.
Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury apologizes to Trinamool Congress leader Derek O'Brien for calling him a foreigner amid Congress' efforts to appease Mamata Banerjee, while the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) falls apart in West Bengal due to differences between Chowdhury and Banerjee.