Former Attorney General Mark Brnovich defends Donald Trump and criticizes the American justice system for its "assault on our institutions" following a Colorado Supreme Court ruling that disqualifies Trump from running in the 2024 Presidential election.
The United States has announced the inclusion of several individuals from Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador on a list of corrupt and undemocratic actors, rendering them generally ineligible for visas and admission to the United States.
Argentinians protest against newly elected President Javier Milei's drastic cuts to public spending, while Milei promises transformative measures to revive the struggling economy.
Greece's center-right government has announced its commitment to legalize same-sex marriage despite strong opposition from the influential Orthodox Church, with the legislation set to be brought to parliament by 2027.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the passing of three criminal justice bills, stating that it marks the end of colonial-era laws and the beginning of a new era focused on public service and welfare in India.
Under the leadership of Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, there has been significant overspending and waste of taxpayer dollars due to the use of hotel rooms to house illegal migrants and the cancellation of border wall construction, according to a report by the House Homeland Security Committee.
The protesting wrestlers faced a setback after Anita Sheoran lost the election for the president of the Wrestling Federations of India, leading Sakshi Malik to announce her retirement due to alleged ties between the newly elected president Sanjay Singh and Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, supported by false claims made by Alt News co-founder Mohammed Zubair.
Former Marine Paul Whelan, who has been imprisoned in Russia for five years, feels abandoned by the United States as he remains detained while the U.S. has successfully negotiated prisoner swaps with Russia without including him.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban criticizes Colorado's removal of Trump from the presidential ballot and Poland's state TV being taken off air, stating that "evil is gnawing at Western democracies."
Senator John Fetterman, a Democrat from Pennsylvania, distances himself from the far-left wing of his party, no longer considering himself a "progressive" due to his support for Israel and stronger immigration policies.
Poland's president, Andrzej Duda, has accused Prime Minister Donald Tusk of creating "anarchy" by implementing media reforms that involved taking the public news channel TVP off air and firing senior executives, which Duda claimed undermined the constitution.
Actor turned politician Pawan Kalyan has given up hope on including the Bharatiya Janata Party in his alliance with the Telugu Desam Party for the upcoming elections in Andhra Pradesh.
Pakistan police crack down on protesters rallying against forced disappearances and extrajudicial killings, using water cannons and batons, and arresting dozens of activists, while human rights organizations condemn the violent police crackdown.
DUP MP Sammy Wilson has admitted to being wrong about when Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill and Martin McGuinness were made aware of flaws in Northern Ireland's Renewable Heat Incentive scheme, settling a libel action and agreeing to a financial donation to a charity of O'Neill's choice.
Conservative Party backbenchers are opposing Rishi Sunak's proposed "boiler tax" aimed at promoting heat pumps, citing concerns about the cost burden on hardworking families and the potential negative impact on living standards and inflation.
Democratic-leaning constituencies, including young, progressive, Black, Latino, and under-35 voters, are souring on President Joe Biden due to their dissatisfaction with his handling of key issues and a lack of a compelling agenda outlining how he would improve their lives in a second term.
The top military officials from the US and China held a call, the highest level of military communication since 2022, as part of efforts to prevent competition from escalating into conflict.
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif praised India's achievements in space exploration, while highlighting the economic challenges facing Pakistan and calling for self-reflection and development.
DUP MP Sammy Wilson has admitted to being wrong about when a whistleblower alerted Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill and Martin McGuinness to flaws in Northern Ireland's Renewable Heat Incentive scheme, settling a libel case and making a financial donation to a charity of O'Neill's choice.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán accuses the European Commission of blackmailing Hungary by withholding frozen funds, while defending his country's commitment to the rule of law.
A group of moderate House Democrats with national security backgrounds are urging President Biden to pressure Israel to change its military strategy in Gaza to prevent further civilian deaths and advance the cause of security for Israel.
Ilham Tower, a commercial building owned by the family of former finance minister Daim Zainuddin, has been seized by Malaysia's anti-graft agency as part of an investigation into controversial transactions by corporate entities previously controlled by the ruling United Malays National Organisation party.
Former President Donald Trump has requested the Supreme Court to postpone reviewing his immunity claim regarding his involvement in trying to overturn the 2020 election, following a ruling by the Colorado Supreme Court that called for his removal from the state's primary ballot.
Congress leader Digvijaya Singh confirmed that Sonia Gandhi, Chairperson of the Congress Parliamentary Party, has received an invitation to the Ayodhya Ram Mandir consecration ceremony and expressed that she is positive about attending or sending a delegation, while also stating that he himself has not received an invitation.
Sinn Féin senator Niall Ó Donnghaile has resigned from the Irish senate for health reasons, after being unable to attend since the summer recess on the advice of his doctor.
In a candid conversation, Karan Thapar reflects on his relationship with L.K. Advani, sharing anecdotes on how Advani always acknowledged his mistakes and even apologized for his behavior.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge criticizes the suspension of opposition members from Parliament, accusing those responsible for protecting MPs of failing in their constitutional duties and alleging the BJP of strangulating democracy.
A recent documentary on George Santos is being led by Jenner Furst, a filmmaker known for his unique genre of "true comedy" documentaries.
Republicans face challenges in proving their claim of bribery in their impeachment probe of President Biden, as they would need to show evidence of a quid pro quo and tie it to an official act, according to legal experts.
The 118th Congress in the United States has been the least productive in modern history, passing just over two dozen bills, as both the Republican-controlled House and the Democratic-controlled Senate struggle to pass legislation amid partisan disputes.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has ordered the clearance of Rs 60,000 crore worth of bills, which were deliberately kept pending by the previous government, as part of his mission to expose corruption by the BRS government.
Several Americans who were released by the Venezuelan government in a prisoner swap have arrived at a US military base in San Antonio, Texas, following the exchange for the release of Colombian businessman Alex Saab, who was granted clemency by President Joe Biden and returned to Venezuela.
Brussels is concerned about the potential return of Martin Selmayr, known as the "Monster of the Berlaymont," as his assignment in Austria comes to an end, but EU officials believe that his comeback is highly unlikely as the current boss of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, holds a tight grip on power.
Marjorie Taylor Greene, a House Republican, has called for the Republican impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden to be expanded to cover his policy on migration across the southern border, which she accuses of being treasonous. She also suggests that Biden should be removed from the 2024 presidential ballot in red states due to his border policy being deemed an "insurrection." This appears to be in response to the Colorado Supreme Court ruling that Donald Trump is ineligible to run for president again in the state.
Former White House staffer Cassidy Hutchinson discusses her book, her time in the White House, and her relationship with the Republican Party in an interview with David Axelrod on The Axe Files podcast.
Kenya's government spokesman, Isaac Mwaura, has denounced a BBC article that highlighted President William Ruto's governance issues, arguing that the publication was misleading and lacked accuracy.
The US State Department has expressed concern over Hungary's new law, warning that it can be used to intimidate and punish citizens who do not agree with the government, and that it undermines democracy and the rule of law.
Pakistan's former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif criticized the country's dire economic situation, stating that while neighboring countries have reached the moon, Pakistan has failed to rise from the ground.
Opposition lawmakers in India, who were suspended from Parliament for obstructing proceedings, held a street protest accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government of suppressing democracy in the country.
Senator Imee Marcos criticized the suspension of Sonshine Media Network International (SMNI) by the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC), questioning the suppression of freedom of the press and the lack of opportunity for explanation before the suspension was implemented.
Multiple social media claims that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has bought a mansion in Florida and plans to flee to the United States are false, as verified by a reverse image search and public real estate records. Additionally, a document showing Zelenskyy's application for US citizenship is fake, originating from a pro-Russian website.
The House of Representatives discreetly investigated a senior staffer in Rep. Dan Newhouse's office after allegations of explicit behavior, but no conclusive evidence was found, according to a report, highlighting a previous investigation into caught-on-tape sex at the Capitol.
The floor leaders of the INDIA bloc will lead a march from Parliament House to Vijay Chowk in Delhi to protest the suspension of Opposition MPs in both Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha.
The success of the green revolution depends on policymakers and climate campaigners considering and addressing the concerns of those who will bear the greatest costs, as right-wing politicians and industry lobbyists exploit anger and resentment towards climate policies to gain political support.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's proposal for constitutional reform, which would give the party with the highest percentage of votes a 55 percent share of parliamentary seats, echoes the Acerbo Law enacted by Benito Mussolini in 1923, and has raised concerns about a concentration of power and a lack of democratic balance.
Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su's nomination was returned to the White House by the Senate, prompting President Biden to reconsider her nomination or choose a different candidate to lead the Department of Labor.
Former governor of Ogun State, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, has accused ex-governor of Edo State, Adams Oshiomhole, of insulting former President Muhammadu Buhari to gain favor with President Bola Tinubu.
Former Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani has been ordered by a federal judge to immediately pay $148 million to two Georgia women he falsely accused of election fraud, with the judge accusing Giuliani of ongoing dishonesty and a potential desire to hide his assets.
China's President Xi Jinping's increased role in Hong Kong affairs is reflected in changes to the annual duty visits by the city's leader, signaling expectations for improved policy delivery and accountability.
US lawmakers are urging Secretary of State Antony Blinken to impose sanctions on Hong Kong and Chinese officials involved in issuing arrest warrants and bounties on opposition figures in the former British colony.