Washington state Democrats are proposing a legislation that would ban new gas-powered lawn equipment, such as leaf blowers, citing their contribution to climate change and health problems, with violations carrying fines up to $10,000 and potential imprisonment.
The British government's deal to deport asylum-seekers to Rwanda symbolizes a shift in Tory values towards authoritarianism and a disregard for checks and balances, despite the scheme being struck down by the Supreme Court due to concerns about the country's defective asylum system.
Rep. Joe Neguse (D-CO) criticized Republicans for their lack of accomplishments and for pursuing a baseless impeachment against President Biden, highlighting their failure to articulate a crime or present evidence of wrongdoing.
President Joe Biden is increasingly concerned about the criminal charges and potential consequences his son, Hunter Biden, is facing, and has been reaching out to him regularly for support.
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Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, has introduced the Consequences for Climate Vandals Act, which seeks to impose harsher penalties, including up to 10 years in prison, for climate change activists who vandalize historical artworks or damage museum property.
Leaders from federal, state, and tribal entities are gathering in Las Vegas to discuss the future of the Colorado River, with former Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt expressing hope that lessons have been learned from recent fights over water allocation.
House Oversight Committee chairman, Rep. James Comer, condescends to a reporter who challenges his investigation into the Biden family's business dealings, claiming the reporter doesn't understand loan documents.
New York City's largest public-sector union, DC 37, has sued Mayor Eric Adams and his administration over proposed budget cuts, accusing them of failing to properly vet the decision to eliminate thousands of union jobs, which could lead to an increased reliance on non-union contractors and service delays for residents.
The Supreme Court will review a charge of obstruction of an official proceeding against former President Donald Trump, potentially upending hundreds of charges related to the Capitol riot and threatening the start of Trump's trial.
The European Commission has released €10 billion in cohesion funds for Hungary after the country addressed rule-of-law concerns, allowing the government to seek reimbursement for development projects; however, Hungary still needs to meet additional milestones to access the remaining funds.
Turkish lawmaker Hasan Bitmez delivers a passionate speech against Israel in the Turkish National Assembly, proclaiming that the country will face the wrath of Allah, just before suffering a heart attack and collapsing on the Parliament floor.
Democratic lawmakers are expressing frustration over President Joe Biden's bypassing of Congress to approve the direct sale of tank shells to Israel, arguing that the administration needs to be more transparent about the weapons it is supplying to its Middle East ally.
Senator Chuck Grassley has admitted that there is no evidence of wrongdoing by President Joe Biden in the impeachment inquiry led by House Republicans, with no witnesses able to confirm any illegal actions by Biden.
House Speaker Mike Johnson, a prominent figure in MAGA Land, is exposed as a blatant hypocrite for advocating a single-party impeachment of President Biden despite opposing the same action against Trump based on Founding Fathers' warnings against divisiveness.
Marjorie Taylor Greene was rejected and dismissed by fellow Republicans Jim Jordan and James Comer at a press conference when she tried to interject with a question about Hunter Biden.
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case challenging the Justice Department's interpretation of the obstruction charge in the Capitol riot cases, potentially impacting hundreds of cases and even Donald Trump's criminal case.
Senator Chuck Grassley admitted that he had no evidence of President Joe Biden's guilt following Hunter Biden's press event and undermined the belief that the impeachment inquiry is a partisan smear.
Senator Joe Manchin has announced that he will embark on a two-month winter tour to determine if there is enough support for a third-party presidential ticket, expressing his feeling of being politically homeless and uncertain of the existence of a movement.
Hunter Biden publicly offered to testify in the House Republicans' impeachment inquiry against his father, stating that his father was not financially involved in his business and dismissing the allegations as baseless.
BJP leader Amit Malviya identified Neelam Azad, the woman who breached Parliament's security, as an active Congress/I.N.D.I Alliance supporter, while the Congress demanded answers and a statement from Union home minister Amit Shah on the security breach.
House Speaker Mike Johnson expects the impeachment inquiry vote on the House floor to pass today, although he did not confirm if all GOP members will support it.
Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) stated that he stopped appearing on "Fox & Friends" because host Steve Doocy asks questions he dislikes about the House Republicans' investigation into the Biden family, with Comer believing that the average Fox News viewer does not agree with Doocy's criticisms.
The US Supreme Court will hear an appeal that could affect numerous charges related to the Capitol riot, including those against former President Donald Trump, potentially threatening the start of his trial.
House Oversight Committee chair James Comer, who is leading the GOP's symbolic impeachment vote against Joe Biden, refuses to face even mild criticism, avoiding Fox News and opting for Newsmax instead, raising questions about the transparency of the impeachment proceedings.
Farm district Republicans and agriculture lobbies are pushing back against China hawks in Congress who want to crack down on Beijing, as they fear it would harm American farmers' largest export market.
The current U.S. Congress, with a Republican majority, has been the least productive in almost a hundred years, failing to pass significant legislation and instead focusing on distractions and an impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden's son Hunter, despite a lack of evidence.
Hungary's right-wing government has passed a controversial law that allows authorities to investigate and prosecute individuals accused of undermining the country's sovereignty, drawing condemnation from independent media outlets, rights groups, and the European Union.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy met with House Speaker Mike Johnson and President Biden to seek progress on funding Ukraine, with Republicans linking funding to increased security at the US-Mexico border.
The Supreme Court will hear an appeal on an obstruction charge against three defendants related to the Capitol riot, including former President Donald Trump, which could impact hundreds of charges and potentially delay Trump's trial.
Hunter Biden refuses to comply with a GOP-led House Oversight Committee subpoena for a closed-door deposition, stating that he would only answer questions in a public setting.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's request for more funding to support Ukraine's defense against Russia failed to convince GOP senators, who instead focused on demands for stricter measures at the US-Mexico border.
Neelam Azad, who breached security in the Indian Parliament, has been revealed to be deeply involved in politics, participating in several protests and campaigning for Congress and INLD, prompting Congress to defend her and ask the government to not take action against her.
House Republicans have voted to authorize an impeachment inquiry against President Biden, focusing on allegations of financial misconduct involving his son, Hunter Biden, despite a lack of evidence supporting these claims.
Senior Congress MLA Gaddam Prasad Kumar will become the first Dalit Speaker of the Telangana state assembly with support from all political parties, after being elected unanimously.
Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara presents the 2024 Appropriation Bill to five loyal members of the state House of Assembly after the government's demolition of the Assembly Complex, while the 27 lawmakers loyal to Nyesom Wike were absent.
Poland's new prime minister, Donald Tusk, and his Cabinet members take office, marking the end of eight years of rule by the national conservative party, Law and Justice, with the pro-European Union government vowing to restore democratic norms and mend strained foreign relations.
Former Rep. George Santos, who was recently expelled from Congress, expressed his interest in returning to Congress in the future after swearing off the idea just two weeks prior.
Donald Tusk was sworn in as Poland's new prime minister, emphasizing his government's commitment to the country's constitution in an effort to repair relations with the EU and address concerns about the previous government's violation of democratic principles, while also focusing on domestic political reforms and cooperation with President Andrzej Duda.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has admitted that the country is facing a population crisis, which could threaten its economy and military strength, marking a significant shift in the state media narrative.
The world still cannot quit oil despite historic progress and a deal to curb the use of fossil fuels at the climate summit in Dubai, according to a report from COP28.
Revanth Reddy has decided to change the name of Pragati Bhavan to Praja Bhavan and has assigned it to Bhatti Vikramarka as his official residence and workplace, while he is considering establishing his camp office in the Serilingampally area.
New Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government vows to repair ties with the European Union, marking a shift away from nationalist rule and raising hopes of smoother relations.
At least one of the passes used by the men who breached security in the Lok Sabha was issued by BJP MP Pratap Simha's office, according to sources, and the MP is now facing scrutiny in connection with the incident.
Republicans are on track to approve a formal impeachment inquiry into President Biden, even though their yearlong investigation has failed to produce evidence of high crimes or misdemeanors, with Democrats denouncing the inquiry as a political stunt.
IAS officer Smitha Sabharwal, who was associated with former Telangana CM K. Chandrasekhar Rao, is likely to be promoted and absorbed into the Central services after applying for a transfer.
House Republicans are expected to vote on a resolution to formalize an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden amid increasing right-wing pressure, as their investigation struggles to uncover evidence against the president.
A progressive Thai MP, Rukchanok Srinork, has been sentenced to six years in prison for insulting the monarchy on social media, highlighting the strict lese majesty laws in Thailand.
Two individuals carrying gas canisters breached security in the Lok Sabha chambers, causing panic among parliamentarians and leading to the adjournment of the House; the incident is currently under investigation by the anti-terror unit special cell of the Delhi Police.
Anasuya Bharadwaj, with her enduring allure, flawless physique, dynamic performances, engaging discussions, and infectious smile, continues to captivate her dedicated fan base in her most recent photo session showcasing her captivating sense of style and beach poses, while remaining deeply immersed in multiple television projects and film ventures.