The head of Canada's spy agency, David Vigneault, discusses the agency's handling of the murder of Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil and cautions against speculating on whether additional information could have saved Nijjar's life.
Top Pentagon policy official Mara Karlin is stepping down from her role, leaving a vacancy caused by Sen. Tommy Tuberville's hold on senior military and civilian nominees.
Daily Kos is supporting the Black community and providing ways for people to get involved in the upcoming elections.
Additional funding for Ukraine will likely be delayed until 2024 due to a lack of time before Christmas to strike a deal on border security, according to Republican Senator John Cornyn.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces a tough week as lawmakers rebel against his immigration policy and he is questioned about his judgment during the COVID-19 pandemic, potentially putting his authority and record at risk.
The Osun State chapter of the All Progressives Congress demands to know the whereabouts and condition of Governor Ademola Adeleke, while the Peoples Democratic Party claims he is returning from a one-month vacation abroad.
Some Republicans in Congress are seeking advice from associates of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to discuss ending U.S. aid to Ukraine.
Hannah Giles, the chief executive of far-right organization Project Veritas, has resigned due to evidence of past illegality and financial improprieties, which she reported to law enforcement agencies.
Former Rep. George Santos is in talks to plead guilty to federal charges, including wire fraud, money laundering, and theft of public funds, after being expelled from the House.
The Senate is unlikely to pass the Biden administration's $106 billion national supplemental security package before leaving for the holidays, as Senate Republicans and Democrats disagree on border security policies and the allocation of aid for Ukraine and Israel.
Far-left Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized the Biden administration for vetoing a UN resolution calling for a cease-fire in Gaza, accusing them of supporting indiscriminate bombing and contradicting their professed concern for Palestinians.
Former U.S. Representative George Santos, who was expelled from Congress, is engaged in plea talks with U.S. prosecutors over corruption charges following his scandal-plagued tenure.
The Air Force has disciplined 15 Air National Guard service members for a "lack of supervision" and failure to report questionable activity that allowed a 21-year-old to leak classified military secrets online.
Supporters of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny have lost contact with him for almost a week, raising concerns about his whereabouts and safety.
Telangana information and public relations minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy's warm welcome from YSR Congress party leaders in Vijayawada is surprising given their previous criticism of the Telugu Desam Party's alleged support for the Congress in Telangana.
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has not been heard from for nearly a week, with his lawyers unable to contact him, leading to concerns about his well-being and speculation that the government may be trying to silence him ahead of the presidential elections.
Donald Tusk returns as Poland's prime minister, leading a new pro-European Union government after eight years of conservative rule, with the aim of restoring democratic standards and improving ties with allies and the EU, following accusations that the previous government eroded democratic norms and judicial independence.
An attempt to smuggle a $70,000 Lexus into North Korea was foiled by Japanese police, shedding light on Kim Jong-Un's fondness for luxury automobiles and North Korea's consistent defiance of international regulations and UN sanctions.
The Rivers State chapter of the All Progressives Congress has debunked reports linking Nyesom Wike to the defection of 27 members of the House of Assembly, stating that there is no truth to the speculation and that the defectors can speak for themselves.
Coalition leaders in Ireland have approved plans to reduce welfare rates and accommodation rights for Ukrainian refugees, a move that has been criticized by the Irish Red Cross as potentially exacerbating the housing crisis and increasing tensions towards migrants.
Ohanaeze Ndigbo, the apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation, has criticized Chief Bode George's attack on the Igbo people and defended their contribution to the development of Lagos.
UK ministers have offered a £2.5bn financial package to Northern Ireland on the condition that the Stormont executive is revived, in an effort to address political deadlock, budget overruns, and crumbling public services in the region.
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani displayed strange behavior in court during a defamation trial involving Georgia election workers, including arriving late, minimal eye contact, and a undone belt, according to court reporters.
UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak is lobbying Conservative MPs to support his Rwanda bill, aimed at curbing illegal immigration, in order to avoid a potentially damaging defeat.
The Union government has withdrawn three bills and is likely to introduce new bills to replace colonial-era criminal laws and propose reservation of seats for women in legislative assemblies.
The White House declined to address allegations of corruption within the Biden family, stating that President Biden is focused on issues important to American families.
The Supreme Court has relisted three petitions related to the January 6 Capitol riot prosecutions, sparking speculation about potential rulings and implications for former President Donald Trump.
The Biden administration expressed concern over reports that Israel used U.S.-supplied white phosphorus in an attack in Lebanon, stating that they will be asking questions to learn more.
Polish Civic Coalition leader Donald Tusk was elected as Poland's prime minister following a vote in parliament, ending political wrangling in the country's government that has been ongoing since the October parliamentary election.
Over 50 pro-Palestinian demonstrators were arrested during a protest in a Senate office building where they scattered money painted red to resemble blood and demanded a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip.
Members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Social Democratic Party (SDP) in Rivers state have joined Governor Siminalayi Fubara of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) following the drama of PDP lawmakers defecting to the APC.
Poland's newly elected Parliament rejected a proposed new government by the caretaker prime minister following the party's loss in the October election, instead choosing opposition leader Donald Tusk as the new prime minister.
After nine years out of power, Donald Tusk returns as he secures the support of the Polish parliament to head a new government, paving the way for a centrist, pro-EU administration.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak's appearance before the Covid inquiry was a breeze compared to facing criticism from his own party, and his selective amnesia during the questioning only added to the absurdity of the situation.
Republicans are blocking new aid to Ukraine in order to secure political wins, but the White House and experts warn that if aid stops, Ukraine will lose its war against Russia.
The House Judiciary Committee issued subpoenas to Vanguard Group and Arjuna Capital as part of an investigation into potential illegal collusion in depriving funding to fossil fuel companies, citing concerns that their participation in the Net Zero Asset Managers Initiative may violate U.S. antitrust laws.
The leader of Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), K. Kavitha, has expressed support for the construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, leading to speculation that the party may join the BJP-led NDA.
The Telangana government has started crediting money into the bank accounts of farmers under the Rythu Bandhu scheme, as directed by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, in order to provide financial assistance and avoid any difficulties faced by farmers.
New criminal charges against Hunter Biden could undermine Donald Trump's assertion that President Joe Biden controls the Department of Justice, although they are unlikely to have a significant political impact on Biden's re-election campaign.
George Santos, a former congressman expelled for illegal activity, is reportedly making a significant amount of money on Cameo and even treated his political friends to pizza at a party.
The Biden administration expressed concern over Israel's reported use of white phosphorus in Lebanon, potentially violating international law, which could increase pressure on the U.S. to reconsider its support for Israel.
Ujjain South MLA Mohan Yadav has been officially designated as the new Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, along with deputy Chief Ministers Rajendra Shukla and Jagdish Deora, and speaker Narendra Singh Tomar.
House Republicans are using new details and testimony to support disputed allegations that President Biden abused his power to benefit his family, but Democrats argue the claims have been largely debunked and lack factual basis.
Congressional Republicans are supporting a new lawsuit against the United States government, filed by Texas, the Federalist, and the Daily Wire, which accuses the government of funding an unconstitutional "censorship scheme" and seeks to dismantle the "Censorship Industrial Complex" that allegedly suppresses conservative speech.
Outgoing vice president of Argentina, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, sparked controversy by making a rude gesture towards crowds of Javier Milei supporters during his swearing-in ceremony, leading to condemnation and accusations of disrespect towards the electorate.
Republican Utah Senator Mike Lee criticized congressional leadership over their consideration of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that includes an extension for "spying" on Americans, sarcastically referring to them as a law firm that insists on spying on their constituents.
Poland's Law and Justice Party has lost a confidence vote, ending its authoritarian rule and paving the way for Donald Tusk to take charge of the country.
Lawyers for Alexey Navalny have lost contact with him, as his whereabouts are unknown after being imprisoned in a penal colony, raising concerns about his well-being and suggesting a politically motivated attempt to silence the Russian opposition leader.
Democratic presidential candidate Rep. Dean Phillips suggests that the impeachment inquiry into President Biden could make him "unelectable" due to the accusations surrounding the inquiry.
The UK government is offering a £2.5bn financial package to support the return of devolution in Northern Ireland, but party leaders argue that it is insufficient to properly fund public services.