Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge clarified that the decision of top leaders not to attend the 'Pran Pratishtha' ceremony in Ayodhya was not intended to hurt anyone's sentiments or any religion, amid criticism from the BJP.
34-year-old Gabriel Attal has been praised for his empathy and common touch as he seeks to re-energise the French government, which is struggling to pass reforms and facing pressure from the far-right, making him more popular than President Emmanuel Macron.
New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu dismisses Senator Rand Paul's opinions and asserts that nobody cares what Paul thinks in relation to Nikki Haley's campaign.
Representative Seth Moulton would fire Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin over his secretive hospitalization visits and cancer diagnosis if he were President Biden, calling it a "completely unacceptable" breakdown in the chain of command that requires a decisive message.
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Joe Flacco's catchable ball has been a major factor in the success of the Cleveland Browns' offensive weapons, Amari Cooper and David Njoku, with Cooper attributing Flacco's timing and throw accuracy as the reasons for his success.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Atal Setu, the country's longest sea bridge, and highlighted its significance in symbolizing a developed India while taking a swipe at previous governments for their failure to deliver on promises.
President Joe Biden expressed his confidence in Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin despite the Pentagon's delay in informing the White House about Austin's hospitalization, recognizing it as a "lapse in judgment."
A member of the Proud Boys extremist group has been sentenced to over four years in prison for his involvement in the attack on the US Capitol three years ago, while another man who ran for governor of Oregon after storming the Capitol has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison as well.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan is requesting messages and records from an Atlanta prosecutor assisting in the Georgia case against former President Donald Trump after allegations arose that the prosecutor's attorney may have abused federal funds by billing for trips to the White House and Congress.
The Republican-led House spent $40,000 on new identification pins for every member, sparking controversy among Republicans who criticize excessive spending.
Democratic Congressman Ritchie Torres is urging the Department of Education to restrict "anti-Israel propaganda" in New York City schools after a Qatari-funded map that excluded Israel was found in a Brooklyn classroom, calling it "irresponsible, reckless, and dangerous" given the current political climate and recent attacks by Hamas.
House panels are still pursuing contempt charges against Hunter Biden despite his agreement to appear for a closed-door deposition.
Surinamese authorities are searching for ex-president Dési Bouterse after he failed to turn himself in to start a prison sentence for involvement in the murder of 15 political opponents in 1982.
House Speaker Mike Johnson faces backlash from conservative lawmakers for sticking with a $1.66 trillion spending deal to avoid a government shutdown, despite calls for deeper cuts.
Former President Pedro Castillo faces a formal request for 34 years in prison for attempting to dissolve Congress and is accused of carrying out a coup, sparking deadly protests in Peru and igniting a power struggle between the opposition-led Congress and the leftist leader.
President Joe Biden expressed that Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin had a lapse in judgement for not informing him of his hospitalization, but White House officials emphasized that Austin remained actively involved in military decision making during his hospital stay.
The Supreme Court criticized the AAP government for politically motivated litigation and upheld the Punjab and Haryana High Court's decision to quash an FIR against former deputy CM Sukhbir Singh Badal, stating that the state should be the complainant if the FIR was registered at its behest.
Montana Senator Jon Tester urges the White House and Congress to take action against the sale of US farmland to China, following reports of a Chinese billionaire being one of the largest landowners in America.
Hunter Biden argues that the subpoenas issued by House Republicans for his testimony are invalid because they were authorized before the House voted to open an impeachment investigation into his father, President Biden.
President Joe Biden expressed his belief that Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin made a lapse in judgment by not informing him about his hospitalization, but still maintains confidence in Austin's leadership.
Henry Kissinger, the controversial former secretary of state whose foreign policy decisions led to millions of deaths, died of congenital heart failure at the age of 100 in November, according to police reports.
Moderate Democrats have pledged support for Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson in the face of potential ousting by hardline conservatives, indicating that his speakership is more secure than previously thought.
Members of the House of Representatives received new lapel pins a year into their term, sparking partisan snark and raising questions about their priorities amidst more pressing issues.
Hunter Biden has offered to comply with a new subpoena and testify in private before House Republicans seeking to impeach his father over alleged corruption, according to his attorney.
Former Trump ally Roger Stone was challenged to provide proof that he did not discuss the assassination of two Democratic Congressmen, and after he claimed that the audio evidence was fake, Mediaite released a clip of Stone allegedly discussing the assassination plans with a former NYPD police officer.
Conservative Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene opposes tying funding for Ukraine to funding for the U.S-Mexico border, warning House Speaker Mike Johnson of a revolt if he agrees to the proposal.
Wilson “Woody” Phillips, the former treasurer and chief financial officer of the NRA, testified in a civil trial that he billed the organization for his interstate commute and received $30,000 per month in compensation after leaving the group.
Those who have faith in Lord Ram can visit the temple any day without needing an invitation from RSS and BJP, said Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, slamming the BJP for leading a conspiracy against Congress for declining the invitation to attend the Ram Temple consecration ceremony in Ayodhya.
Over 100 members of the European Parliament have signed a letter urging stronger action against Hungarian leader Viktor Orban, including potentially removing his voting rights, in response to concerns about the erosion of the rule of law and Orban's actions to disrupt decision-making within the EU.
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee will not attend a virtual meeting of INDIA bloc leaders due to a scheduled event, but the TMC remains open to future meetings; discussions on anti-BJP platform strengthening and seat-sharing are expected.
Members of Congress, who currently earn $174,000 a year, should consider giving themselves a $100,000 raise in order to attract and retain high-quality public servants, prevent potential corruption, and broaden the pool of potential candidates beyond the already wealthy, despite public opposition to a pay increase, as the demands and importance of the job outweigh the current salary.
Kisii governor Simba Arati accuses President William Ruto of using police and goons to intimidate him in the county, calling on Ruto to explain his motive.
In a shocking move, Rayapati Ranga Rao, son of 4-time Guntur MP Rayapati Sambasiva Rao, has quit Telugu Desam Party (TDP) in Guntur district, expressing his dissatisfaction with Chandra Babu Naidu by slamming his photo to the ground.
President Biden defended his authority to conduct retaliatory strikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen, despite criticism from Democrats over bypassing congressional approval, with the White House arguing that the strikes are aimed at preventing escalation.
Education CS Ezekiel Machogu will head a leaders' consultative meeting to address the rift between Kisii Governor Simba Arati and South Mugirango MP Sylvanus Osoro, with the aim of ending the animosity and violence that has resulted in the loss of three lives.
The Qatari-brokered deal permits prescription medicine to be provided to Israeli hostages in Gaza, with Israel allowing for more medicine to enter Gaza as well.
Former Donald Trump adviser, Roger Stone, was caught on audio calling for the assassination of Democratic politicians, specifically mentioning Swalwell and Nadler, before the election, which Stone later claimed was "AI manipulation."
The Andhra Pradesh High Court has refused to allow the shifting of the camp office of the Chief Minister to Visakhapatnam, shattering the hopes of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy to project it as the state capital, following the Supreme Court's decision to defer the hearing on the government's petition.
Progressive Democrats criticise the US decision to launch retaliatory airstrikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen, arguing that President Joe Biden violated the US Constitution by not seeking congressional approval, while some Republicans offer rare praise, calling it an "overdue" act of deterrence.
Former Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair was warned about potential flaws in the Horizon IT system used by the Post Office before its rollout, according to a document published by a public inquiry, raising concerns about its reliability and cost. However, Blair gave it the go-ahead after being reassured by others, including then trade and industry secretary Peter Mandelson. The Horizon software later led to wrongful accusations of theft against more than 900 workers.
Suella Braverman has warned Rishi Sunak that she will vote against the Rwanda migration bill if it is not strengthened, emphasizing the need to "stop the boats" and deliver a bill that works.
Hunter Biden's attorney stated that he would comply with a congressional subpoena if House Republicans issue a new and proper one in relation to the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan is requesting that FBI Director Christopher Wray provide a confidential informant file related to a $10 million bribe allegedly paid to Hunter and Joe Biden by the owner of Burisma Holdings, which Jordan believes contains crucial information for the committee's investigation.
The Congress and AAP have met for the second time and stated that seat-sharing talks for the Lok Sabha polls are progressing well, addressing potential obstacles in Punjab, Delhi, West Bengal, Gujarat, Goa, and Haryana.
France's youngest ever Prime Minister, Gabriel Attal, has formed a cabinet that leans more towards the right, with heavyweights from previous governments and some interesting new faces, including Rachida Dati at culture and Stéphane Séjourné at foreign affairs.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has reversed her support for Speaker Mike Johnson, now willing to file a motion to vacate him, in order to block a bipartisan deal on Ukraine aid and border security.
Speaker Mike Johnson reaffirmed his commitment to the topline spending deal with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, despite pressure from hardline conservatives to walk away from the agreement.
New York Democrat demands that the NFL and NBC stop airing a playoff game exclusively on streaming platform Peacock and offer fans the service they already pay for.
First Lady Jill Biden revealed her strategy of "fexting" (fighting by text) with her husband during arguments to maintain privacy in the presence of security personnel, explaining that it allows them to express their frustrations without verbalizing it.