George Santos, a former congressman, went on a profanity-filled rant in a social media video, targeting Delta, the U.S. government, the Transportation Security Administration, and his fellow congressman, calling for a complete overhaul of the government.
Joe Rogan criticized President Joe Biden for an embarrassing gaffe about airports during the Revolutionary War, but was quickly corrected by his producer who revealed it was actually former President Donald Trump who made the comment.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is heading to Jamaica for a family vacation, with his family covering the cost of their stay and reimbursing the cost of travelling on a government plane.
Republican Rep. Kevin McCarthy's impending exit from Congress has created confusion over who is eligible to run for his seat in a conservative Central Valley district, with his chosen successor barred from the ballot and legal challenges in progress, causing chaos and concern among constituents and political professionals.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized opposition parties for boycotting the parliamentary discussion on three criminal justice laws and instead mimicking constitutional posts, emphasizing that the process of any criminal case will not take more than three years after the implementation of the Criminal Justice Bills.
California state Senator Steve Padilla plans to introduce the Child Content Creator Rights Act, a bill aimed at protecting child influencers by requiring monetized social media accounts featuring minors to set aside a portion of earnings in a trust until they turn 18. The proposed law takes inspiration from the Coogan Act and seeks to regulate the growing creator economy.
U.S. President Joe Biden signed a record $886 billion defense spending bill into law, which includes $300 million for Ukraine aid, falling far short of the $61 billion that Biden had urged Congress to approve.
Former press secretary for First Lady Jill Biden, Michael LaRosa, has been the subject of a lengthy profile by the DailyMail, with White House staffers expressing animosity towards him and alleging that he has leaked information to reporters and criticized the Biden administration.
Sen. Rand Paul's annual Festivus report highlights wasteful government spending, including $9 billion in taxpayer funds wasted on various projects such as science experiments on transgender monkeys and fraudulent COVID-19 relief payments.
President Joe Biden signs the $886.3 billion National Defense Authorization Act into law, providing the largest raise for service members in over two decades and strengthening the US position in the Indo-Pacific region to deter Chinese actions.
President Joe Biden signed the $886 billion defense policy bill, which dropped contentious provisions on abortion but extended controversial federal spying powers, marking the 63rd consecutive year the bill has become law.
Senator Rand Paul's annual "Festivus Report" reveals that $900 billion in taxpayer dollars were wasted on various government expenses, including fraudulent pandemic relief funds, questionable research studies, improper payments, and unnecessary military equipment destruction.
Daily Kos is taking action to support the Black community in the upcoming elections and encourages others to get involved as well.
Daily Kos is encouraging people to get involved in the upcoming elections to show solidarity with the Black community.
Former Trump aide Garrett Ziegler is requesting the dismissal of a civil lawsuit filed by Hunter Biden, claiming that the case is based on "half-baked legal challenges" and lacks evidence to support the allegations made against him.
Former Chicago City Council member Edward Burke has been found guilty of racketeering, bribery, and attempted extortion in a federal corruption trial, after using his government position to pressure developers into hiring his law firm.
The Kapus, who have supported Pawan Kalyan's political career, are upset and shocked by Lokesh Nara's statement that Chandrababu Naidu will be the Chief Minister if the TDP-Janasena alliance comes to power, causing them to question their support for Kalyan.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky did not purchase a $20 million mansion in Florida and did not become a U.S. citizen, as claimed on social media platforms. The images used in the posts are of a property currently listed for sale, and no evidence supports these false claims.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is facing criticism from his own Tory MPs after backtracking on plans to raise the salary threshold for a family visa, with some accusing him of "weakness." The original plan, intended to reduce legal net migration, was to increase the threshold from £18,600 to £38,700 next spring, but the Home Office has now announced a phased increase to £29,000 with no set timeline for reaching the top figure.
House Republican impeachment investigators are withholding the release of a transcript from an interview with a key witness in the inquiry, sparking a dispute over transparency between Democrats and the GOP.
U.S. Representative Nancy Pelosi has purchased $5 million worth of Nvidia call options, indicating her continued involvement in stock trading, especially after selling shares of the company at a loss last year.
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge wrote a letter to Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar, expressing concern over the suspension of MPs during the winter session of Parliament and offering to meet to address these issues constructively.
Moderate Democrats are criticizing the Biden administration's proposal to impose strict climate change-related rules on the use of a tax credit for hydrogen energy producers, with concerns that the rules could hinder the growth of the hydrogen industry.
Joe Biden exchanged emails with his son's business associate before his trips to Ukraine, raising further questions about the Biden family's business dealings, but no proof has been provided and Biden denies any involvement; these allegations may impact his chances in the 2024 presidential election.
President Dr Arif Alvi and caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar express concern over the police's use of force against Baloch protesters in Islamabad, calling for patience and compassion in dealing with demonstrations.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge expressed his frustration and disappointment over the suspension of numerous MPs during the Winter Session of Parliament, emphasizing the need for the opposition to have a voice despite the government's dominance in passing crucial bills.
The White House is closely monitoring the potential acquisition of United States Steel Corporation by Nippon Steel, citing concerns about national security, supply chain reliability, and potential job implications for US steelworkers, particularly in Pennsylvania.
President William Ruto has appointed James Kipsiele Tembur as the Director-General of the National Youth Service for a three-year term, effective from December 20, 2023.
The Enforcement Directorate has asked Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to appear before them on January 3 in the liquor policy case, and if he fails to do so, they may seek a non-bailable warrant against him.
In an interview, Republican Rep. Tim Burchett suggested that Russian spies may have compromising tapes of his GOP colleagues in bed, implying that they have been personally compromised in order to influence their votes.
The content provided is a schedule of programs airing on Fox News Channel and Fox Business Channel, along with a live stream of Fox News Christmas Tree.
The Telangana Congress party is facing pressure from various leaders seeking to fill MLC seats and nominated posts, as the party's president and Chief Minister, A. Revanth Reddy, seeks permission from the high command to address these demands.
Former Joint Director of CBI, JD Lakshminarayana, has launched his own political party called Jai Bharat National Party with the motive of bringing back the special category status for Andhra Pradesh.
The Enforcement Directorate has issued a fresh summons to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for questioning on January 3 in connection with a money laundering investigation related to the excise policy, marking the third notice to Kejriwal.
Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) has received praise from the hosts of "Fox and Friends" for his departure from progressive positions on key issues, with them commending his support for Israel and saying he has left the progressive side.
Former disciple of Chandrababu Naidu, Revanth Reddy leads Congress to victory in Telangana elections, with Naidu proud of his protege's achievements and recognizing his role in carrying on his legacy in Hyderabad.
NBC's "Meet The Press" is introducing a new segment called "Meet The Moment," featuring conversations with influential figures outside of Washington, D.C. to provide diverse perspectives on important topics, in an effort to attract and engage viewers.
Utah Senator Mike Lee has called on President Joe Biden to release Navy Lieutenant Ridge Alkonis from his imprisonment in a Los Angeles federal prison after over 500 days in custody in Japan following a fatal crash, stating that Alkonis does not belong in prison.
The demand for declaring Mallikarjun Kharge as the prime ministerial face of the I.N.D.I.A bloc has caused unease in JD(U), with Nitish Kumar expressing discontent and tensions rising within the alliance.
Delaware Assistant U.S. Attorney Lesley Wolf refused to answer questions regarding her role in obstructing federal criminal investigations into Hunter Biden and potentially Joe Biden, claiming 80 times that she was "not authorized" by the Department of Justice to discuss the matter, according to a transcript of her testimony.
Senator Rand Paul released his ninth annual "Festivus" report, revealing $900 billion in government waste, including funds allocated to study Russian cats on treadmills, the use of Barbie doll photos to obtain COVID relief funds, and millions of dollars provided to music artists such as Post Malone and Lil Wayne.
President Biden is expected to sign an executive order expanding sanctions on Russia's military, targeting foreign banks connected to the US financial system.
A former Commissioner for Water Resources in Rivers State has claimed that Governor Siminalayi Fubara was subtly threatened to accept resolutions during a presidential intervention meeting to resolve the political crisis in the state.
President Joe Biden calls for "serious scrutiny" regarding the acquisition of U.S. Steel by Japan's Nippon Steel, citing concerns about national security and supply chain reliability, and the deal will be reviewed by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
An investigation by The Heritage Foundation and The Daily Caller News Foundation has found that Cnano Technology USA Inc., a Chinese company planning to build a manufacturing facility near Midwest military bases in Kansas, has extensive ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), raising concerns about potential espionage and technology theft.
A war of words has erupted between the BJP and the Congress in Karnataka over a video showing Chief Minister Siddaramaiah travelling in a private jet, with the BJP criticizing him for flaunting wealth during a severe drought, and the CM questioning the travel preferences of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Mark Zuckerberg's reputation has improved while Elon Musk's has taken a hit, but both tech moguls are still subject to the fickleness of the internet.
Opposition leaders in India are protesting the suspension of 146 MPs from Parliament during the Winter Session, calling it a threat to democracy.
Disgraced former congressman George Anthony Devolder Santos, who is facing multiple federal charges, seems to be shamelessly reinventing himself as an ironic gay icon, capitalizing on his controversial persona and generating entertainment content to sustain his career.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has placed Russia's largest car dealership, Rolf, under temporary state management, causing concerns about the country's investment climate and potentially signaling a redistribution of assets using political motives.