House Republican efforts to hold Hunter Biden in contempt of Congress are on hold as he negotiates with congressional panels on possibly providing testimony related to the impeachment inquiry into his father, President Biden.
Republican Senator Chuck Grassley, the oldest member of the US Senate, has been hospitalized for an infection and will miss a crucial vote on a short-term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown.
The Northern Ireland Assembly is being recalled in a bid to elect a new Speaker before the deadline to restore devolved government expires, however, the Democratic Unionist Party's continued refusal to vote for a Speaker means the assembly cannot function and fresh elections may be required.
The House has temporarily halted efforts to hold Hunter Biden in contempt of Congress as discussions continue about scheduling his appearance and testimony, with the possibility of new subpoenas being issued.
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen and 22 other states are urging the Supreme Court to reverse a lower court ruling that found a New York official did not violate the First Amendment by pressuring banks and insurers not to do business with the National Rifle Association, arguing that allowing this ruling to stand would enable government officials to financially cripple their political opponents and stifle protected speech.
Former NRA CFO, Wilson "Woody" Phillips, testifies at a civil corruption trial in New York, revealing that he did not bring attention to a contract agreement between the NRA and former president, Oliver North, in which North was paid over $1 million a year, sparking internal turmoil within the organization.
House Republicans have delayed holding Hunter Biden in contempt of Congress for defying a subpoena, as negotiations with his attorneys continue.
Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley, 90, is being treated at a hospital in Iowa for an infection, causing his absence during a crucial time before a deadline for a partial government shutdown.
Senator Juan Edgardo Angara will head a Senate subcommittee to discuss a proposed resolution amending specific economic provisions of the Philippine Constitution.
BJP responds to Rahul Gandhi's criticism of the Ram Mandir Pran Pratistha program, stating that the people of India are intelligent enough to understand his politics and that the party leaves it to the people to decide.
Daily Kos is encouraging people to get involved in the upcoming elections and is showing solidarity with the Black community.
President Biden will meet with congressional leaders to discuss his request for $106 billion in supplemental funding for national security issues, including aid for Ukraine and Israel and border security, while bipartisan negotiations on a border security agreement are still ongoing.
The Conservative MPs' push for a scheme to send post office operators to Rwanda, despite it being deemed unsafe by the supreme court and violating international treaties, highlights the ongoing meltdown of the Tories and their disregard for fulfilling promises beyond anti-immigration measures.
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is edging closer to accepting a compromise on EU funding for Ukraine, signaling a shift in his position as negotiations continue ahead of the meeting in Brussels on February 1st.
President Joe Biden has not spoken to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin since his discharge from the hospital, raising concerns about communication amid pressing international crises and bipartisan criticism.
The Capitol Police and the FBI have launched an investigation into comments allegedly made by Roger J. Stone Jr., a former Republican operative, expressing a desire for the deaths of two Democratic lawmakers before the 2020 election, according to a government official.
Two Tory Party deputy chairmen and a ministerial aide have resigned in rebellion against Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill, with about 60 Tory MPs backing an amendment that toughened the immigration legislation, despite No 10's confidence that the bill will pass in a vote on Wednesday.
The Senate has rejected Gov. Tony Evers' appointee, Tyler Huebner, for the state's regulatory agency for public utilities, citing concerns over past decisions and veering into policy.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's security detail requested a subtle approach when an ambulance was called for him on Jan. 1, as he had kept his prostate cancer diagnosis and hospitalization secret for weeks.
President Biden invited top leaders and committee chairs from Congress to a closed-door meeting at the White House to discuss the national security supplemental package, which includes aid to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, among other provisions.
A recent survey using an anonymous method suggests that support for the Chinese Communist Party is lower than previously thought, with around 50-70% of Chinese people supporting the party and approximately 40% afraid of protesting against the state.
New York City Mayor Adams' legal defense trust has received over $650,000 in donations, with notable contributors including billionaire Leonard Blavatnik and cryptocurrency tycoon Brock Pierce, amid an FBI investigation into the mayor's campaign finances and ties to the Turkish government.
President Biden will host congressional leaders at the White House to discuss his request for billions of dollars in funding for Ukraine, Israel, and other national security measures.
A MLA in Andhra Pradesh allegedly distributed liquor and live chickens as gifts to his constituents during the Kanuma festival, which has sparked controversy ahead of upcoming elections.
Daily Kos is encouraging people to get involved in the upcoming elections as a way to support the Black community.
US President Joe Biden has faced criticism for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the American economy, but his economic plans have resulted in a sharp rebound in economic activity and low unemployment rates, although these figures have been disputed.
A federal judge has denied Peter Navarro's request for a new trial on contempt of Congress charges, stating that he failed to prove that the jury was prejudiced by protesters outside the courthouse.
The Palestinians' top envoy to the UK criticizes the government for its "double standards and hypocrisy" in its policies towards Israel and accuses them of suffering "reputational damage" in the Middle East, while also welcoming the recent decision to ban violent Israeli settlers from entering the UK.
Hunter Biden's art dealer testified that a new agreement to keep the identities of Biden's art buyers anonymous was not established until months after the White House claimed it had been, with the dealer stating that the first son knew the identities of approximately 70% of the buyers.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico supports Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán's stance on funds for Ukraine, criticizing the EU for attempting to punish Budapest and agreeing that a country should not be penalized for fighting for its sovereignty.
Former premier Rachel Notley, leader of the Alberta NDP and Official Opposition, has announced that she will not be leading Alberta's NDP into the next election, but will stay on until there’s a leadership race and vote for a new Alberta NDP leader.
Former footballers Eni Aluko and Lucy Ward have sought legal advice after receiving abusive comments from Joey Barton on social media, with Barton comparing them to serial killers Fred and Rose West and likening Aluko to communist dictators Pol Pot and Joseph Stalin.
Former premier Rachel Notley is stepping down as leader of Alberta's NDP, with a leadership race to be called and her staying on as leader until a replacement is chosen.
Actor turned politician Suresh Gopi will gift a gold plate to Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to attend the actor's daughter's wedding in Kerala.
Montana GOP Rep. Matt Rosendale criticizes House Speaker Mike Johnson's staff for undermining his confidence and preventing him from using government funding to secure conservative policy changes regarding spending and the border, calling for their firing.
The Indian government has established a tribunal to assess whether the Tehreek-e-Hurriyat (TeH) separatist group should be declared an unlawful association due to its involvement in terrorism and anti-India propaganda.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre will deliver a daily press briefing on security concerns and Secretary of Defense Austin's health, with Republican concerns raised about Austin's failure to inform the White House of his whereabouts and condition.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma criticizes Rahul Gandhi for calling the consecration of the Ram temple a "political Modi event," accusing Gandhi and the Congress of politicizing an event that should be seen as a triumph of Indian civilization.
Far-right lobbyist and Trump supporter Roger Stone is being investigated by Capitol police after audio recordings surfaced of him discussing the assassination of two Democratic members of Congress, prompting Rep. Eric Swalwell to condemn the threats and call for unity against violence.
The Union Home Ministry has formed tribunals under the UAPA to assess whether the ban on two Kashmir-based organizations, Muslim League and Tehreek-e-Hurriyat, was justified.
The European Union is determined to find a way to approve the €50 billion special fund for Ukraine, even if it means bypassing Viktor Orbán's veto, according to Ursula von der Leyen.
Russian authorities have charged lawyer Olga Mikhailova, who represented opposition leader Alexei Navalny, with participating in an extremist group, along with three other lawyers who were jailed in October 2023, in what Navalny's allies claim is an attempt to increase his isolation.
Italian art critic and junior culture minister Vittorio Sgarbi is being investigated for laundering stolen goods over a painting he owns, which was reported stolen in 2013.
Senator Bernie Sanders plans to use a little-known provision in the Foreign Assistance Act to propose a measure that would freeze military aid to Israel if the State Department does not produce a report on potential human rights violations in Gaza within 30 days.
PTI leader Latif Khosa refuses to contest a case in CJP Qazi Faez Isa's court, leading the chief justice to criticize him for his accusations against the court and warn that he is destroying Pakistan's institutions.
Top legislators in Congress have announced a bipartisan compromise that would expand the child tax credit and revive some Trump-era business tax breaks, aiming to provide greater tax relief and support for American families.
Congress MP Ravneet Bittu has demanded action against Navjot Singh Sidhu, stating that either Sidhu or the party members have to be shown the door for Punjab Congress to become an icon for the country.
The State Department criticizes Nauru's decision to sever ties with Taiwan and align with China, while China welcomes the diplomatic shift.
There is internal turmoil within the Telugu Desam Party as discussions are underway with the Jana Sena Party over seat sharing, leading to discontent and a possible revolt within the party.
Omoyele Sowore, the #RevolutionNow convener, has called for the release of Nnamdi Kanu and emphasized that justice is necessary for peace and progress in Nigeria.