A New York Times staff member accidentally appeared naked during a video conference call, unaware that their camera was on.
Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan dismisses allegations that Left organizations are encouraging interfaith marriages, stating that if a couple chooses to marry regardless of their faith, no one can stop them.
Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan dismisses claims made by an Islamic scholar that Left organizations are brainwashing Muslim women to marry non-Muslims, stating that if individuals decide to marry irrespective of their faith, nobody can stop them.
BJP lawmaker Ramesh Bidhuri apologizes to the privileges committee for his objectionable comments against BSP MP Danish Ali, three months after making them in the Lok Sabha.
Some Republican House members are discussing the possibility of expelling Rep. Matt Gaetz due to ongoing investigations by the House Ethics Committee following his ouster of Rep. Kevin McCarthy from the speakership.
Former campaign staffer Maha Chishtey has filed a lawsuit accusing Texas Congressional candidate Pervez Agwan of assault, prompting the creation of a website that targets Chishtey by posting personal information and mocking her allegations.
Daily Kos demonstrates support for the Black community by encouraging voter engagement in the upcoming elections.
Major Penn donor Ross Stevens threatens to withdraw a $100 million gift if University of Pennsylvania President Elizabeth Magill does not resign.
The BJP's national general secretary, Kailash Vijayvargiya, has stated that a "clear picture" regarding the chief ministerial picks for Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Chhattisgarh will be revealed by December 10.
The University of Pennsylvania's president, Liz Magill, faces pressure to step down after struggling to answer questions about whether calling for the genocide of Jews violates the school's code of conduct.
Arms supplies to Ukraine are decreasing due to political disputes in the US, causing Europe to become the main source of military assistance, which could weaken Ukraine's defense against Russia.
Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis objects to NCP MLA Nawab Malik's presence in the Shiv Sena-BJP-NCP alliance due to the charges against him, including his alleged involvement with Dawood Ibrahim, stating that it would not be proper to include him in the coalition.
The Conservative Party in Britain and the Republican Party in the United States have faced similar challenges as they struggle to unite their divided factions and deal with the populist forces unleashed by Brexit and Donald Trump.
House Speaker Mike Johnson's margin for error in getting Republican priorities through the House is getting slimmer, complicating future votes and magnifying the ability of individual lawmakers to force concessions.
GOP Sen. Jack Vance is demanding a criminal investigation against a Washington Post columnist who wrote an opinion piece warning about a potential MAGA dictatorship, highlighting the potential threats to freedom of the press under a second Trump term.
Conservative internal turmoil is escalating as various factions within the party, including the New Conservatives, European Research Group, Common Sense Group, No Turning Back, and the Northern Research Group, exert pressure on Prime Minister Boris Johnson regarding Rishi Sunak's Rwanda plans, while moderates in the One Nation Conservatives voice concerns as well.
Senior SP functionary IP Singh has called for a strict law to curb criticism of Hinduism, following DMK MP DNV Senthilkumar's objectionable comments, stating that DMK leaders who insult Hinduism should publicly denounce the faith if they have embraced another religion.
Senior SP functionary IP Singh criticized the DMK party for its repeated attacks on Hinduism and called for a strict law to protect the dignity of the religion.
Telugu saying exemplifies the futility of seeking sympathy after losing power, as demonstrated by KCR's desperate and comedic attempts to connect with his voters.
House Republicans have introduced a resolution to formalize their impeachment inquiry into President Biden as they look for evidence of wrongdoing in his family's business dealings, though no evidence has been produced so far.
Former Rajasthan chief minister Vasundhara Raje met with BJP president J P Nadda in Delhi as the party finalizes the next chief minister, with her views being crucial in the decision-making process.
A group of Democratic Senators are pushing to impose conditions on military assistance to Israel in response to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Van Jones warns that GOP candidate Vivek Ramaswamy's embrace of conspiracy theories and rhetoric is dangerous and reminiscent of a demagogue, with Jones describing Ramaswamy's views as being one step away from Nazi propaganda.
First-term Republican Rep. Mike Collins is celebrating the Christmas season by decorating his office with Hunter Biden-themed decorations, including a stocking for President Biden's seventh grandchild, in a humorous jab at the first family.
India decided to investigate the alleged plot to assassinate Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun based on US information as it was related to national security, while no evidence was provided by Canada regarding the killing of pro-Khalistan terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger criticized Tulsi Gabbard for her comments on Japanese remilitarization on National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, calling her "crazy."
New York man found guilty of multiple charges related to the January 6 Capitol attack, including obstruction of an official proceeding, after entering the Capitol building and proclaiming "We stormed the Capitol."
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro issues arrest warrants for opposition politicians challenging move to annex oil-rich Essequibo, putting Exxon and Chevron operations at risk.
The US State Department is accused of violating First Amendment rights by using taxpayer funds to support private censorship firms that favor left-wing media outlets, according to a bombshell lawsuit filed by The Federalist and The Daily Wire.
During a parliamentary committee hearing on the rising cost of housing, Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland questioned the purpose of the meeting after it became chaotic and filled with interruptions and shouting.
Utah Senator Mike Lee has introduced a bill called the DEFUND Act, which aims to cut American funding to the United Nations and withdraw the US from various UN organizations, including the World Health Organization, in an effort to disengage from the international body.
Senator JD Vance (R-OH) has called for an investigation by the Department of Justice into a Washington Post journalist who suggested "open rebellion" if former President Donald Trump were to regain the White House in 2024.
The Conservative Party is facing a self-inflicted crisis over a policy to deport asylum-seekers to Rwanda, with similarities to the Brexit debacle, as the policy has become seen as a matter of life and death for Tory lawmakers and is threatening the party's fortunes.
House Republicans are concerned about their slim majority and the potential challenges they may face in passing legislation without Democratic votes until new members are elected.
Lawmakers have unveiled an annual defense policy bill, the Fiscal 2024 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), that excludes controversial social issues, such as abortion rights and treatment of transgender service members, to ensure its passage.
Republican lawmakers criticize the Biden administration for not effectively enforcing restrictions on China's access to American technology, arguing that semiconductors and other innovations could ultimately benefit China in a military conflict.
Daily Kos is urging people to get involved in the upcoming elections as a way to support the Black community.
NewsNation's recent GOP primary debate was praised for its strong moderation and programming decisions, making it arguably the best debate so far.
The Scottish parliament has unanimously passed a bill to incorporate the UN charter on the rights of the child into domestic law, making Scotland the first devolved nation to do so and granting children comprehensive rights and everyday accountability across public services.
The text describes the unraveling of the Conservative party, led by Rishi Sunak, as he faces internal dissent over the government's Rwanda policy and is confronted with accusations of corruption and incompetence.
House Speaker Mike Johnson is facing criticism from House Freedom Caucus members for signing off on a defense bill that did not include their top priorities, with some questioning his leadership and effectiveness.
Lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives voted to censure Rep. Jamaal Bowman for pulling a fire alarm in September, with Marjorie Taylor Greene criticizing him and earning a response from Rep. Jim McGovern.
The author criticizes Vivek Ramaswamy's behavior during the GOP debate and argues that his presence and the admiration he receives highlight a loss of boundaries in American politics, which may lead to the normalization of disrespectful and offensive behavior.
A report by the Government Accountability Office reveals that no government agency occupies even half of its office space, resulting in wasted heating and cooling costs and potential taxpayer expenses in the millions. Senator Joni Ernst criticizes the Biden administration's "green hypocrisy" and calls for the forfeiting of unused buildings heated and cooled at the expense of taxpayers.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warns Hezbollah not to initiate a third Lebanon war with Israel, stating that it would turn Beirut and South Lebanon into Gaza and Khan Yunis.
Senator Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., has ended his months-long hold on military promotions over the Pentagon's abortion policy, citing Democrats' refusal to negotiate, but he still plans to fight against the policy and work on it for the budget next year.
A New York man running for a vacant congressional seat was convicted for his participation in the January 6th Capitol insurrection, facing charges of obstruction, entering a restricted building, and disorderly conduct.
UK's David Cameron urges US lawmakers to pass an aid package for Ukraine, stating that the US is the "lynchpin" of the Western coalition supporting Ukraine's fight against Russia.
Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara reaffirms his commitment to serving, protecting, and advancing the fortunes of the state, stating that he will not be deterred by sabotage or intimidation.
Joe Biden's former business associate claims that the president's denial of interacting with his son's foreign business associates is "complete malarkey" and there is evidence to refute his denial.