Chinese state-run newspaper The Global Times defended President Joe Biden against House Republicans' impeachment inquiry, describing it as a "retaliatory move" aimed at eroding Biden's political standing ahead of the 2024 election.
A handful of Democratic senators are "definitely" open to convicting President Joe Biden if he is impeached, according to Republican Senator Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz proposes that Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban should leave the room to avoid endorsing the decision to open EU membership talks with Ukraine, calling it a "friendly Union proposal" and sending a strong signal to the Kremlin, as support for Ukraine wanes.
President William Ruto has made new appointments to several state bodies in Kenya, including the chairperson of the National Drought Management Authority and the Board of Directors of the Kenya Revenue Authority.
Senator Elizabeth Warren urges Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, to provide information on its moderation of Palestinian content during the Israel-Hamas war, citing concerns about suppression and discrimination.
Senator John Fetterman, a Democrat from Pennsylvania, declares that he does not align with the progressive wing of the Democratic Party, citing his support for Israel and immigration as points of contention.
MPs have raised concerns about Samir Shah as the next BBC chair, questioning his ability to challenge the executive leadership and express views on fundamental principles and political impartiality.
The U.S. Democratic lawmakers have warned that bilateral ties between India and the U.S. could be seriously affected if the allegations of a murder-for-hire plot against a Sikh separatist leader are not addressed, emphasizing the importance of safety and accountability.
Leaders of the European Council successfully planned and executed a diplomatic effort, including French President Emmanuel Macron leading a charm offensive on Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, resulting in Orbán temporarily leaving the room and allowing the other leaders to make the historic decision to open accession talks with Ukraine.
A 17-year-old British boy who went missing six years ago in Spain has been found in France and is set to return home to England this weekend, after being allegedly abducted by his mother and grandfather.
House Speaker Mike Johnson is facing pressure from conservatives to start making tough decisions on issues such as government funding, border security, Ukraine aid, and surveillance, as his honeymoon period comes to an end.
Former New York Mayor Bill de Blasio is reportedly dating a woman who is still married, with her husband claiming they are not getting a divorce despite her statement to the contrary.
Congress MP Dhiraj Prasad Sahu denies any involvement of his family's money in the Congress or any other political party.
Republican Sen. Markwayne Mullin warns House Republicans that President Biden cannot be impeached for conduct or crimes committed before he was elected president, pouring cold water on a House GOP investigation into Biden's family business dealings.
Progressive Democrats are clashing with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer over negotiations on stricter border policy provisions in the national supplemental package, with concerns that their party will make too many concessions to Republican demands.
Anthropologist Danielle Carr argues that the focus on individual biology in the field of psychiatry overlooks the systemic and infrastructural conditions that contribute to mental health issues, calling for a left vision of mental health treatment that addresses social and economic factors. She also criticizes the notion that psychiatry alone can solve social problems and emphasizes the need for broader social policy changes.
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House Republicans are facing criticism for their pursuit of an impeachment inquiry against Joe Biden without clear evidence of wrongdoing, despite voting against impeaching Donald Trump for inciting a violent insurrection.
Indian-American representatives are calling on India to fully investigate Nikhil Gupta and Indian government officials in relation to the Gurpatwant Singh Pannun assassination plot, expressing concern over the allegations and emphasizing the importance of accountability and maintaining the US-India partnership.
President William Ruto defends seeking job opportunities abroad after opposition leader Raila Odinga criticizes the move, stating that he will create opportunities both locally and internationally.
A construction crew in Canada used 700 bars of Ivory soap to make a 440,000-pound building slippery and successfully move it a few feet for a construction project.
Guyana and Venezuela have agreed to refrain from using threats or force, but have failed to resolve their dispute over a border region rich in oil and minerals, instead opting for a joint commission to address the issue within three months.
Rishi Sunak and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni have developed a close relationship based on common intellectual inspiration, shared policy goals, and diplomatic reasons, with both leaders needing each other for different reasons.
Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows faces tough questioning from a panel of judges as he seeks to move a Georgia election interference case from state court to federal court, with the panel appearing skeptical of his arguments.
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and his attorney, Joe Sibley, sat in silence and facing away from one another during a court appearance, further demonstrating the strained relationship between the two as Sibley made insulting comments about his client's mental state during the trial.
Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger criticized Rudy Giuliani's "shamelessness" as he flip-flopped on testifying at his defamation trial, showcasing the common tactic in Trump-world of making false claims without following through.
A federal appeals court expressed skepticism towards former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows' attempt to move his Georgia election interference case to federal court, as his argument that the charges stem from his time in the White House was challenged.
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy took a parting shot at Rep. Matt Gaetz, calling him "psychotic" and suggesting that the FBI studies minds like his, following Gaetz's motion to oust McCarthy from his position.
Congress MP Dhiraj Sahu denies that the record Rs 350 crore in cash seized from premises linked to him is directly his, stating that the money belongs to the companies which were raided and is not linked to any political party, while BJP uses the recovery to accuse the Congress of corruption.
A federal appeals court panel showed skepticism towards Mark Meadows' attempt to transfer his state charges for allegedly tampering with the 2020 presidential election results to federal court.
Oklahoma Republican Sen. Markwayne Mullin suggests that President Joe Biden may not be eligible for impeachment due to not holding the same office anymore or not being in office at the time of the alleged crime, stating that the bar for impeachment is high and must be a misdemeanor or high crime committed while in office.
Congress MP Dhiraj Sahu denies any personal involvement or connection with the recovery of ₹353 crore from premises linked to his family business, stating that his firm will answer all questions posed by the income tax department.
Halle Berry's lobbying efforts for menopause legislation in Congress have sparked open discussions among lawmakers about their own experiences with menopause and the need for legislative action.
Rudy Giuliani's defense in a defamation claim brought by two Georgia election workers, whom he falsely accused of conspiring to rig the vote, is criticized as the "single worst legal strategy ever devised by a human mind" by CNN legal analyst Elie Honig.
Imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been moved to an undisclosed location, raising concerns that he may have been transferred to a harsher prison.
A federal appeals court panel is skeptical of Trump's former Chief of Staff, Mark Meadows, attempting to move his charges in the Georgia election case to federal court in an effort to assert immunity and broaden the jury pool.
Russian soldiers are growing discontent and planning to "march on Russia", as revealed in a telephone call released by Ukrainian intelligence, indicating growing revolt and low morale within Putin's forces.
The mastermind behind the Parliament security breach destroyed his phone as he fled the scene, and wanted to create anarchy to force the government to meet their demands, according to police.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy surprises with his decisions, including ordering his convoy to not stall public traffic and allowing protests at Dharna Chowk while maintaining law and order.
The governor of Rivers state has ordered all commissioners nominated by his predecessor to resign, resulting in a large number of resignations and vacancies across the state's legislature and executive branches.
Multiple anonymous letters opposing the Biden administration's support of Israel's military action in Gaza, including those from White House interns and Capitol Hill interns, have raised questions about their authenticity and the actual number of signatories.
The family of former politician Mark Too celebrates the Supreme Court's decision, which grants them ownership of 25,000 acres of land in Eldoret, bringing an end to a long-standing dispute with squatters.
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who is serving a 19-year sentence, has been removed from a prison near Moscow and taken to an undisclosed location, raising concerns among his supporters about his well-being and prison transfer.
Rudy Giuliani's legal strategy in his defamation trial was criticized as the "single worst legal strategy ever devised by a human mind" by CNN senior legal analyst Elie Honig, who suggested that Giuliani and his attorney had committed "more defamation" and were asking for a massive verdict.
Anthony Sargent, a man from St. Augustine, Florida, who pleaded guilty to Capitol riot charges, is set to be sentenced in federal court and could face up to five years in prison.
Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar reprimanded AAP MP Raghav Chadha for protesting and making a hand gesture while raising a point of order over the opposition's demand to discuss a security breach, stating that he should use his mouth instead of his hands to express his views.
The Belgian far-right party Vlaams Belang has expelled former senator Frank Creyelman after accusations that he was recruited by China to spy on Europe, following an investigation published by the Financial Times, Der Spiegel, and Le Monde.
House Speaker Mike Johnson faces dissension in his ranks that could hinder deals on government funding, Ukraine aid, and border policy, potentially costing him his job.
The Argentine government plans to crack down on protests by implementing a new protocol that allows security forces to break up demonstrations and take action against protesters blocking streets and roads.
Vladimir Putin was confronted by an AI-generated deepfake of himself during a public phone-in, where he was asked about having body doubles and his stance on artificial intelligence.