Police are investigating an incident between Rep. Lauren Boebert and her former husband at a restaurant in Silt, Colorado, with reports indicating a physical altercation took place.
Colorado Representative Lauren Boebert is being investigated for an apparent altercation with her ex-husband at a restaurant, though details of the incident remain unknown.
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin's hospitalization, which was kept secret from senior national security officials and the White House, raises questions about transparency within the administration.
Rep. Lauren Boebert is under investigation for an alleged physical altercation with her ex-husband, which has prompted reactions from both Democrats and Republicans.
Former President Donald Trump defended those who stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, describing them as "hostages" and claiming they were mistreated by the Biden administration, during a campaign event in Iowa.
Congressional leaders have reached a $1.66 trillion agreement to fund the federal government in 2024, preserving key domestic and social safety net programs and avoiding a potential government shutdown.
The BJP has accused Mamata Banerjee of providing patronage to TMC leader Sheikh Shahjahan, who is currently untraceable despite a lookout notice issued by the ED, alleging her track record of shielding criminals.
Congressional leaders have reached an agreement on the price tag of the next government spending bills, setting top-line spending for fiscal year 2024 at $1.59 trillion to avert a partial shutdown, with concessions secured by Republicans.
Former top aide to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Corbin Trent, funneled six figures from his political action committee into his own pockets for consulting work instead of spending on the PAC's stated goals.
President Biden will deliver his final State of the Union address on March 7, 2024, providing an opportunity to highlight his administration's accomplishments and outline his vision for the future.
Rep. Jamie Raskin criticizes Donald Trump as a "huckster" and a "danger to the republic," while praising President Joe Biden as an honorable public servant, in response to Trump's claim that Biden is the "true threat to democracy."
Chinese President Xi Jinping has initiated a military purge to combat rampant corruption within the country's defense sector, aiming to improve discipline and ensure long-term military readiness, despite concerns about the setback it may cause to China's modernization goals.
Former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari gifts a golf car, bags of rice, and money to a loyal supporter during a visit to his home in Daura, Katsina state.
Colorado Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert received criticism from both Democratic and Republican strategists in the state after announcing her decision to run in a different congressional district, with critics accusing her of not being committed to her constituents.
Domestic anti-Hezbollah groups hacked the information screens at Beirut's international airport, replacing departure and arrival information with a message accusing Hezbollah of risking an all-out war with Israel.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin transferred authorities to Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks without informing her that he had been hospitalized, and she was not aware until two days later, while Austin was in the intensive care unit after complications from a procedure; however, she continued to make routine decisions and was authorized to support President Joe Biden, while Austin was tracking a pre-approved drone strike from his hospital room.
"News from A Year Ago" is a distressing account that highlights last year's news, including the Gaza war coinciding with the days leading to Israel's extremist government and warns that the situation will only worsen.
Former Indian cricketer Ambati Rayudu clarified his departure from the ruling YSRCP party in Andhra Pradesh, stating that his participation in the ILT20 tournament in Dubai with the Mumbai Indians franchise required him to remain politically unaffiliated during his cricket engagements.
A deal on immigration and border policy may be reached this week, according to Senator James Lankford, who has been leading negotiations for Senate Republicans on the issue.
The ousting of Harvard's first Black woman president has sparked a new debate about diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts in corporate America, with some powerful business leaders, including Elon Musk, criticizing DEI as inherently racist and illegal despite experts arguing that it aims to build workplaces that reflect all of America and foster inclusion for people of all races, genders, sexual orientations, and religious identities.
Pakistan experienced a nationwide disruption of social media platforms during a virtual fundraising telethon held by the PTI, with internet monitor Netblocks reporting a "nation-scale" disruption affecting platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.
Former Karnataka minister and senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader KS Eshwarappa has sparked controversy by asking Muslims to vacate mosques allegedly built on demolished temple lands, warning them of dire consequences if they refuse to do so.
Former Rep. Liz Cheney criticizes Rep. Elise Stefanik for referring to Jan. 6 Capitol prisoners as "hostages," calling it disgraceful and outrageous.
Florida Sen. Rick Scott criticized President Biden's border policy, accusing him of running a lawless and open border with support from Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Democrats who act as Biden's "little robots."
Rep. Lauren Boebert is the subject of an active police investigation into an alleged physical altercation with her ex-husband at a restaurant, with Boebert's aide claiming it was in self-defense.
House Republicans are planning to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas early this year, shifting their focus from potentially impeaching President Joe Biden as the border crisis becomes a defining campaign issue.
Representative Lauren Boebert, a Colorado Republican and Trump supporter, vows to fight for jailed Capitol rioters on the third anniversary of January 6, 2021, while Trump and Biden exchange criticisms over the severity of the riot and its impact on democracy.
Former President Donald Trump was reportedly "very angry" about the 2020 election and showed no desire to stop the violence during the Capitol attack on January 6, 2021, according to new details unearthed by Special Counsel Jack Smith's team.
Elise Stefanik criticizes "biased media" and expresses concern about the treatment of January 6th hostages, echoing comments made by former President Trump.
MSNBC anchor Jonathan Capehart became emotional during an interview with former Capitol Police officer Michael Fanone on the three-year anniversary of the Capitol storming.
Republican Rep. Jim Jordan insists that Republicans will have to shut down the federal government because the American people demand it in order to force President Joe Biden to take more action against immigrants and migrants.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is facing backlash for not disclosing his hospitalization and medical condition for several days, prompting criticism from lawmakers and accusations of a breach of duty.
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar expressed his ongoing disappointment with his uncle Sharad Pawar, criticizing him for not retiring from politics despite his age of 80.
The text discusses various topics including former Rep. Denver Riggleman's criticism of Secretary Lloyd Austin's delayed White House alert, GOP candidates trying to appeal to voters, a Biden administration emergency arms sale to Israel, and a $148 million civil judgment against Rudy Giuliani.
Maldives minister Zahid Rameez sparks controversy by making crude and racist remarks about PM Narendra Modi, leading to a backlash and the #BoycottMaldives trend.
Ambati Rayudu's short-lived stint with the YSRCP political party, lasting less than 10 days, raises doubts about his commitment as he quickly left to play cricket in the upcoming ILt20 tournament in Dubai, conflicting with his claim to be a sincere politician serving the people of Andhra Pradesh.
KTR of BRS believes that their defeat in the 2023 elections was due to the failure to change sitting MLA candidates to counter anti-incumbency, a mistake they will not repeat in the 2024 MP elections.
Margaret Brennan of CBS News clashed with Speaker Mike Johnson over the House GOP's attempt to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, questioning why they would boot the person they need to negotiate with over border policy.
The Maldives government has suspended three deputy ministers after derogatory remarks were made about Indian PM Narendra Modi, sparking a diplomatic row between the two countries.
NCP leader Ajit Pawar indirectly criticizes his uncle Sharad Pawar for not retiring from politics despite his old age, while also issuing a warning against taking the law into their own hands.
BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla supports Congress MP Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury's criticism of the Trinamool Congress in West Bengal and demands President's rule following attacks on an Enforcement Directorate team.
President William Ruto vows to advocate for unemployed Kenyans and insists on pushing forward with his development plans despite court orders, criticizing leaders who sabotage job creation efforts and calling for unity among the three arms of government.
Lawmakers have just 11 days to avoid a partial government shutdown, with this confrontation expected to be the most complicated yet due to emotional issues such as immigration, abortion, and Ukraine playing a role in the talks.
Former ministers of Maldives express support for India and condemn derogatory comments made by their colleagues against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, emphasizing the importance of maintaining positive relations between the two countries.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's secret hospitalization and the subsequent lack of transparency from the Pentagon have sparked controversy and criticism within the Biden administration, raising questions about Austin's condition and the decision to withhold information.
Senator Rick Scott criticizes President Biden and his administration as "lawless" over the border crisis and demands a secure border before any further legislative actions are taken.
Rishi Sunak, UK Prime Minister, has expressed his intention to further cut taxes for working people by implementing stricter controls on public spending and benefits, potentially including welfare payment cuts, ahead of the budget in March.
The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) will assess claims that UK Pensions Minister Paul Maynard used taxpayer money to fund Conservative Party work, violating parliamentary rules.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak denies having doubts about the government's Rwanda policy amid leaked documents questioning the scheme's effectiveness and cost.
The makers of the movie "Guntur Kaaram" are unable to obtain permission for a pre-release event due to the disapproval of the newly formed Telangana Government, as they feel that the film industry has not shown the same support and respect towards them as they did with the previous government.