Republican Senator Joni Ernst negotiated provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that include a counter-narcotics strategy for fentanyl and a plan for utilizing border wall materials to strengthen security at ports of entry and curb illegal migration.
Congress is unlikely to approve new aid for Ukraine before the end of the year due to disagreements between Democrats and Republicans over border security policies.
Two unidentified individuals breached security by jumping into the Lok Sabha during parliamentary proceedings, causing commotion and raising concerns about the security of the new Parliament building.
House Speaker Mike Johnson is accused of hypocrisy for supporting an impeachment inquiry against President Biden after previously criticizing single-party impeachments.
YSRTP president Y.S. Sharmila is expected to take on a prominent role in politics, with speculation that she may be elevated to the Rajya Sabha or lead the Congress' campaign in Andhra Pradesh.
Delaware state Rep. Madinah Wilson-Anton interrupted Vice President Kamala Harris's speech at a holiday party, calling for a cease-fire and questioning why Harris hasn't made the call herself.
The Interislander project in Picton will be halted due to lack of government funding, disappointing locals and KiwiRail.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Vietnamese leaders have strengthened ties and announced the establishment of a strategic China-Vietnam community of 'shared future' during Xi's two-day state visit to Vietnam, highlighting the significance of the relationship between the two countries.
Former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Chouhan clarified that he is not moving to Delhi for any new role after submitting his resignation to make way for the new Chief Minister, Mohan Yadav.
Telangana has the second-highest amount of outstanding guarantees in India, totaling 1.35 lakh crore, posing a challenge for the new government under Revanth Reddy's leadership in managing the state's financial situation.
The UK is ill-prepared for a major ransomware attack that could bring the country to a standstill, according to a report by Parliament's Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy, which calls for responsibility in tackling such attacks to be transferred to the Cabinet Office from the Home Office.
Turkish lawmaker Hasan Bitmez collapsed while delivering a speech criticizing Turkey's actions in the Israel-Hamas war, and he is currently in critical condition in the hospital.
Austria's recent moves on Ukraine and its alignment with Hungary are causing concern in Brussels, as the EU sees the pair working together against the union's interests.
A Turkish lawmaker, Saadet Party Kocaeli Deputy Hasan Bitmez, suffered a heart attack and collapsed after declaring that Israel would "not be able to escape the wrath of God" during a speech in Parliament.
Monumental Sports & Entertainment owner Ted Leonsis and Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin are expected to make a joint appearance, fueling speculation of the possible move of the Washington Capitals and Wizards to a new facility in Alexandria, Virginia.
Ondo State Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu, who is suffering from cancer, will return to Germany for further treatment and will transmit a letter to the state House of Assembly handing over power to his deputy as the acting governor.
President Biden feels guilty about Hunter Biden's legal troubles and believes his son wouldn't be facing federal indictments if he hadn't run for office, according to reports, causing strain in his relationship with Attorney General Merrick Garland.
President Biden became frustrated with reporters during a meeting with President Zelenskyy, telling them to "hush up" before announcing a $200 million drawdown from the Department of Defense for Ukraine.
Professor Leroy Edozien, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress in Delta State, states that there are no true progressives in Nigeria, even within the APC, and that the party in Delta State is not united, with members primarily motivated by money and privileges rather than shared values and visions.
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's conviction in the Al-Azizia case has been declared void by the Islamabad High Court, leading experts to believe that he may now be eligible to contest elections and hold public office.
Despite losing power in the recent elections, K Chandrasekhar Rao, the president of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), does not want to be called "former chief minister" and instead prefers to be known as the first CM of Telangana, which raises concerns about his ego and acceptance of defeat in a democratic system.
YSR Telangana Party president Y S Sharmila is likely to accept the Congress high command's offer to merge her party and take charge of the party affairs in Andhra Pradesh, as she sees no role for herself in Telangana and views this as her best option for political survival.
Senator Laphonza Butler skillfully addressed protesters calling for a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas during a forum, acknowledging their passion and defending their freedom of speech.
Democratic Rep. Kathy Manning accused Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik of plagiarizing one of her letters, just hours after Stefanik criticized Harvard University President Claudine Gay as a "plagiarist."
A far-right Polish lawmaker interrupted a Hanukkah celebration and extinguished the candles on a menorah, leading to condemnation from officials and calls for tolerance and solidarity.
Fox News anchor Bret Baier brought up a past clip of Representative Mike Johnson criticizing Democrats for their impeachment proceedings, prompting a discussion about the push for an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden and concerns about the lack of evidence provided by Republicans.
Xi Jinping's rule differs significantly from Mao's in terms of economic policies and ideology, with Xi focused on creating a more stable society and reducing inequality through a "turn to the Left" that emphasizes expanding the role of the state and the Party and reducing the power of capitalists.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to Washington secured vocal support from President Biden and lawmakers, but the congressional deadlock continues to hold up billions of dollars in aid for Ukraine.
Reps. Ralph Norman and Mary Gay Scanlon engaged in a heated exchange over President Joe Biden's cognitive abilities during a House committee meeting, with Norman stating that Biden is "cognitively gone" while Scanlon defended Biden's capabilities.
House Republicans are struggling to justify their impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden and convince the public that they have evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors.
Expelled congressman George Santos taunts New York Republicans, who may lose their seats due to a new congressional map favoring Democrats, suggesting they may have a future on Cameo or become "dirty lobbyists."
Republicans are facing scrutiny for removing the phrase "open and transparent" from a proposed resolution to impeach President Joe Biden, indicating a potential effort to avoid public scrutiny and legal challenges.
An Arab-Israeli activist protested outside Rep. Rashida Tlaib's office, hanging flyers of kidnapped victims and draping an Israeli flag over the Palestinian flag, criticizing her silence on the issue.
Turkish lawmaker Hasan Bitmez suffered a heart attack moments after proclaiming that Israel will face the wrath of Allah during a speech to the Grand National Assembly.
Home Depot's Vice President of Asset Protection, Scott Glenn, is urging Congress to pass legislation to combat the increasingly aggressive and dangerous organized retail crime groups, who are threatening employees with weapons and causing significant losses in the retail industry.
The House Rules Committee has voted to send a resolution authorizing an impeachment inquiry into President Biden to the full House for a vote, with Republicans targeting the president over alleged corruption involving his son and brother's foreign business ventures.
The Biden administration is willing to support restrictive immigration changes, including the expulsion of migrants without asylum screenings and an expansion of immigration detention and deportations, in order to gain Republican support for aid to Ukraine.
Rep. Thomas Massie argued during a debate that the current Congress should not be judged solely on the number of bills passed, highlighting the inclusion of the CARES Act as a major factor contributing to inflation and shortages.
A far-right lawmaker in the Polish parliament created disruption and scandal by extinguishing candles on a menorah during a Jewish holiday celebration.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda has advanced with a key vote, but it still faces obstacles before becoming law, including potential amendments from conservative lawmakers.
Congress is working against the clock to reach a deal on government funding before the looming shutdown deadline, with both chambers struggling to pass their own spending bills.
President Joe Biden's claim that President Ronald Reagan offered him the use of an Air Force helicopter to save his life during a brain aneurysm in the 1980s is not supported by historical records or Biden's own autobiography, indicating that the story may be partially fabricated.
Ukrainian President Zelensky meets with President Biden to salvage aid talks before the winter break, while GOP senators suggest a breakthrough is unlikely before January.
House Democrats are facing deep divisions over Israel policy, exacerbated by Republican efforts to stage hearings on antisemitism and push pro-Israel votes, creating challenges for House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and his leadership team to find a resolution.
Hungary's parliament passed a law aimed at protecting national sovereignty by defending against foreign political interference, as Prime Minister Viktor Orban intensifies his party's campaign ahead of the upcoming European Parliament elections.
Hungary's parliament has passed a law aimed at protecting national sovereignty against perceived political interference by foreign entities, a move that comes ahead of European Parliament elections and amid ongoing tension between the EU and Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
Daily Kos is actively supporting the Black community and provides ways for citizens to get involved in the upcoming elections.
Rudy Giuliani, Donald Trump's former election lawyer, repeated false claims about election fraud outside the courthouse during his defamation trial.
Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut has been charged with sedition and promoting enmity for publishing an objectionable article against PM Modi, while Raut argues that the criticism in Saamna newspaper is political and accuses the BJP of censorship.
Harry Coker has been confirmed as the White House's second-ever National Cyber Director, facing challenges from conservative backlash but benefiting from the office's established strategy and endorsements from key cyber lawmakers.