Governor Arif Mohammed Khan delivers the shortest ever policy address in the history of the House, reading only the first line and last paragraph of his 62-page speech, raising questions about his reported differences with the government and chief minister.
Three Republican senators are demanding the Justice Department release the investigative file on Alex Saab, a former intermediary between Venezuela and Iran, who was granted clemency by President Biden and accused of money laundering.
Former Prime Minister Imran Khan calls for an end to political engineering and the freedom to vote due to alleged institutional involvement in politics, causing a breakdown in governance in Pakistan.
Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, the chairman of the Pakistan People's Party (PPP), is trying to shed the party's accumulated baggage and forge a more youthful path, but it remains to be seen if his efforts will be successful.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt and Newsmax host Carl Higbie discuss a potential "force-on-force" conflict between Texas and the Biden Administration following the Supreme Court's ruling on removing razor wire along the border with Mexico, with Higbie speculating on how many people would defy the administration and support Texas, while Stitt highlights the conflicting loyalties that National Guard troops may face.
Republican state Sen. Drew Springer is urging Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and the Texas Senate to reopen impeachment proceedings against Attorney General Ken Paxton after Paxton announced he would not fight a whistleblower lawsuit, which Springer believes amounts to an admission of guilt.
Rep. Matt Gaetz's move to oust former Speaker Kevin McCarthy was driven by his personal vendetta against McCarthy, rooted in the congressional ethics investigation against Gaetz.
South Korea's conservative government is facing a political crisis after a video was released showing the first lady being secretly filmed receiving a Dior handbag, causing accusations of abuse of power and turmoil ahead of upcoming elections.
Scotland's first minister, Humza Yousaf, has apologized for the Scottish government's failure to provide WhatsApp messages to the UK Covid inquiry and to bereaved individuals, acknowledging that there is no excuse for their shortcomings.
Democratic US Representatives have sent letters to President Joe Biden and the Government Accountability Office, requesting an assessment of the State Department's compliance with laws and policies regarding the sale of arms to Israel, citing evidence of violation of American and international law and commission of war crimes.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal declared that his government follows the principles of Ram Rajya, including providing free ration, shelter, electricity, water, education, healthcare, bus travel for women, and paid pilgrimages for the elderly, while also emphasizing the importance of following Lord Ram's example of not discriminating based on caste and religion.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has been accused of neglecting his ministerial duties after entering a police station in disguise to assess the service provided to citizens.
Former Minister of Justice David Lametti defends the government's use of the Emergencies Act to break up the 2022 convoy protests and disagrees with a federal court judge's ruling that the use of the act infringed on Charter rights.
The White House's top diversity officer, Michael Leach, is leaving the Biden administration after spearheading efforts to create diverse election and White House staffs, with his departure coming amidst growing backlash against diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts across multiple sectors.
Former justice minister David Lametti is resigning as a Montreal Liberal MP to join a law firm, stating that his constituents would benefit from a change of voice and style after over eight years in the job.
Signs of fissures within the Grand Alliance in Bihar emerge as CM Nitish Kumar hints at rejoining the BJP-led NDA, raising concerns about the stability of the government.
A group of pro-Palestinian protesters gathered outside the Westin in downtown Seattle during an event where former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi was speaking, demanding a cease-fire and the lifting of the siege on Gaza.
Bipartisan legislation has been introduced in Congress to ban BGI, China's largest genomics company, from doing business in the US due to concerns about the gathering of genetic information that could harm national security.
The House Ethics Committee has ended its investigation into Rep. Jamaal Bowman for pulling a fire alarm in the Capitol complex, stating that further review would be moot since Bowman had already accepted legal responsibility and been censured by the House.
The Utah Senate has approved a measure that revamps diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in the state, which will now be considered by the House and then signed into law by the governor.
A Texas man charged with storming the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, 2021, claimed he had no knowledge of the building's purpose but admitted to knowing he shouldn't have been there.
Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodimma, acknowledges the importance of Kano State to the All Progressives Congress (APC) and emphasizes the need for unity and the interest of Nigerians in the political landscape.
House Republican leaders are investigating the Biden administration for allegedly fabricating a paper trail to shut down a chemical plant in Louisiana, prompting concerns about violations of scientific integrity policies and potential threats to the petrochemical industry.
The House Ethics Committee will not investigate Rep. Jamaal Bowman for pulling a fire alarm at the Capitol complex, as they deemed it unnecessary after his formal censure by the House last month.
Liberal MP Ken McDonald retracts his previous comments about the need for a leadership review within the Liberal Party and expresses support for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, despite his earlier doubts about Trudeau's leadership heading into the next election.
Congressional negotiators are optimistic that a border deal can be reached despite the efforts of Donald Trump and his allies to derail the talks, with an agreement in sight and legislative text expected to be released soon.
The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Dr Abdullahi Ganduje, has invited Governor Abba Yusuf of Kano State to join the party, stating that the doors of the party are open for him and his members from the NNPP to defect.
Senator Josh Hawley calls on President Biden to keep a Missouri aluminum plant open, citing its importance to national security and the need to invoke the Defense Production Act.
Michael Leach, the first White House diversity and inclusion officer, will be leaving his position at the end of the month, after playing a key role in ensuring the Biden administration reflects America's diversity.
Peter Navarro, a former White House adviser, has been sentenced to four months in jail for contempt of Congress after defying a subpoena from the House committee investigating the Capitol riot, where he claimed executive privilege to keep his communications with Trump confidential.
A group of Senate Republicans is urging the Justice Department to release its investigative file on Alex Saab, a fixer for Venezuela's socialist government who was pardoned by President Joe Biden, in relation to money laundering charges.
Rep. Nancy Mace reportedly wanted to confront the mob during the Capitol riots in order to be the face of an anti-Trump Republican group and get media attention.
A study reveals that most successful agreements to resolve ethno-national conflicts stem from prisons, which Israel should consider when planning for the "day after" the war in Gaza.
Zimbabwe's opposition leader Nelson Chamisa resigns, alleging that his party has been "contaminated" and "hijacked" by the government, and plans to establish a new party after losing faith in the current political system.
Former Trump White House official Peter Navarro has been sentenced to four months in prison for contempt of Congress in relation to the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol.
US President Joe Biden has faced criticism from Republicans Overseas UK Chair Greg Swenson for his handling of illegal migration, with Swenson accusing Biden of intentionally allowing as many immigrants as possible into the country and predicting that up to 11 million illegal migrants may enter the US by the end of Biden's term.
The White House declined to comment on whether President Biden has considered federalizing the Texas National Guard amidst his disagreement with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott over immigration control.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has backed away from touting a legislation proposal on US border security, Ukraine, and Israel after details of the provisions were leaked, with reports suggesting that Senate Republicans, who do not want to undermine former President Donald Trump, have lost their "leverage" over the deal.
Missouri Senator Josh Hawley proposes legislation that would allow states, such as Texas, to enforce border laws if President Biden fails to act, amid ongoing disputes regarding the U.S.-Mexico border and the influx of migrants.
President Biden visited Superior, Wisconsin, to announce a $1 billion federal grant for the reconstruction of the aging Blatnik Bridge, which is one of 37 projects to receive $5 billion worth of funding as part of his infrastructure plan to create jobs and rebuild old infrastructure.
Former Trump White House official Peter Navarro has been sentenced to four months in prison for contempt of Congress after defying a subpoena related to the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol attack, becoming the second former Trump insider to be convicted and sentenced for the same charge.
Former Trump White House official Peter Navarro has been sentenced to four months in prison for defying a House subpoena related to the investigation into the 2021 Capitol riot.
Chicago Democratic Mayor Brandon Johnson faced criticism after calling for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war, with commentators pointing out the ongoing violence and crime in Chicago.
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal expressed immense pride and happiness, stating that the recent consecration ceremony of the Ram temple in Ayodhya is cherished by everyone, while affirming that his government is inspired by 'Ram Rajya'.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron held talks in Jaipur to strengthen bilateral strategic engagement, focusing on areas such as defence, security, trade, climate change, and nuclear energy.
The leader of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, has reported a "threat of violence" to the police after he revealed he had been threatened over tensions regarding the party's talks on Brexit trade rules.
House Republicans will interview a former business associate of Hunter and James Biden who previously stated that he had no professional contact with President Joe Biden, undermining allegations made by Republicans related to their impeachment inquiry.
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey expressed her support for Texas Governor Greg Abbott in their dispute with the Biden administration over immigration enforcement, stating that Texas can count on Alabama to have their back.
Former FSB officer Igor Girkin, convicted in absentia for the downing of flight MH17, has been sentenced to four years in a penal colony in Moscow for extremism charges after publicly criticizing Vladimir Putin.
Opposition politician Boris Nadezhdin has gathered over 100,000 signatures to register for Russia's presidential election, criticizing President Putin for his mistakes and the erosion of Russia's constitution.