Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori, who was serving a 25-year prison term for human rights abuses, has been released on humanitarian grounds, sparking both support and criticism due to his divisive leadership and controversial actions during his rule.
Peru's former President Alberto Fujimori has been released from prison after a court ordered the restoration of a medical pardon, despite his conviction for authorizing a death squad.
Vasundhara Raje, the former chief minister of Rajasthan, arrived in Delhi amid suspense over the Bharatiya Janata Party's decision on the next chief minister, while Revanth Reddy is set to be sworn in as the Congress chief minister of Telangana.
Former Republican House speaker Kevin McCarthy announced his retirement from Congress, prompting Twitter users to mock his earlier claim that "I never quit" with a brutal community note stating "He just quit."
Rep. Dan Goldman, one of the wealthiest members of Congress, has been sued for allegedly failing to pay $180,000 in unpaid rent on a luxury condominium in Manhattan, although his communications director denies the allegations.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, who had been advocating for continued aid to Ukraine, is now leading a filibuster against a bill to fund it, underscoring his waning influence within his party on foreign policy matters.
Juanita Castro, the sister of Cuban rulers Fidel and Raúl Castro who collaborated with the CIA against their communist government, has died in Miami at 90.
A wide-ranging investigation into the impact of private equity on the US healthcare system has been launched by top Democrat and Republican Senators, seeking information from financial firms about their role in patient care and negative financial consequences, particularly focusing on the closure of hospitals in Pennsylvania and San Antonio.
Guyana is seeking security assistance from the US military to protect its oil-rich region of Essequibo, as Venezuela's plans to grant oil exploration licenses in the area pose a threat to its territorial integrity.
Efforts to reform China's internal passport system, known as hukou, which has tied people's access to services and opportunities to their birthplace, are facing challenges due to concerns over social stability and financial constraints in larger cities.
Ousted House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has announced his departure from Congress, leaving his fellow Republicans concerned about the future of their narrow majority and the ability to pass important legislation.
Ousted U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announces that he will leave Congress at the end of this year, raising concerns among Republicans about their narrow majority and the ability to pass important legislation.
Republican Rep. Kevin McCarthy, the former U.S. House speaker who was voted out in October, has announced that he will resign and leave Congress by the end of the year, marking the first time in history that a speaker has been voted out of the job and then chosen to resign.
Rishi Sunak's immigration minister resigned, warning that the plan for flights from Rwanda to take off by spring will fail, as draft legislation on preventing legal challenges to the policy "does not go far enough."
Marjorie Taylor Greene expresses anger over a bipartisan defense bill that removes abortion and trans surgery prohibitions, calling it a sell-out of conservative principles and a win for Democrats.
The Scottish National Party (SNP) suffered a setback as judges rejected an attempt to block the publication of details regarding whether Nicola Sturgeon breached the ministerial code, following an inquiry into the Alex Salmond affair.
The House has voted to block a Biden administration rule that aims to shift car sales in the US towards electric vehicles, with the legislation expected to reach two-thirds electric by 2032.
Senate Republicans block aid bill for Ukraine and Israel over lack of border provisions, failing to reach the required 60 votes; President Biden expresses willingness to compromise on border policy to secure funding for Ukraine.
Despite President Biden formally declaring the COVID-19 pandemic over, a recent report revealed that no federal agency has more than 50 percent of its workforce back in the office, resulting in the waste of billions of taxpayer dollars on operating and maintaining federal office buildings and leases.
A European Parliament assistant working for an MEP in the European People’s Party was shot and injured in Brussels, with the injuries not considered life-threatening and the incident not being seen as a terrorist attack.
Robert Jenrick, the immigration minister, has resigned due to "strong disagreements" with the government over its Rwanda policy, specifically the inadequacy of Rishi Sunak's emergency legislation to address legal challenges in the asylum plan.
House Republicans threaten to hold Hunter Biden in contempt of Congress if he refuses to appear for a closed-door deposition, as they seek evidence to impeach President Biden, despite Hunter Biden offering to testify publicly.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer is threatening contempt of Congress proceedings against Hunter Biden for choosing to testify publicly before a congressional panel instead of a deposition, despite previously offering a choice between the two options.
Former President Pranab Mukherjee believed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the only leader after Indira Gandhi who has the ability to understand and connect with the people, according to conversations with his daughter narrated in her upcoming book 'Pranab, My Father: A daughter Remembers'.
Guyana's president is taking steps to protect his country from Venezuela, which has ordered its state-owned companies to exploit oil and minerals in a disputed region, leading Guyana to reach out to allies and regional partners for assistance in protecting the region and building a regional response against Venezuela's actions.
Boris Johnson's indifference, lack of principles, indecisiveness, and laziness have proven to be fatal qualities for effective leadership, particularly in handling the Covid-19 pandemic, as highlighted in his appearance at the UK's Covid-19 inquiry.
The White House has offered to hold a meeting between President Biden's aides and Republican staff in an effort to engage in talks amidst the ongoing impeachment inquiry, indicating a potential future cooperation between the two parties.
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro announces the creation of a new state called "Guayana Esequiba" and approves measures to annex disputed territory from neighboring Guyana, which Guyana's President Irfaan Ali describes as an "imminent threat."
Senate Republicans blocked a procedural vote to advance a national security bill that includes Ukraine aid due to the absence of changes to border security policy, prompting Democrats to call for a Republican counterproposal.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, who was historically ousted two months ago, has announced his resignation from his congressional seat in California, citing a decision to "serve America in new ways."
Venezuela's attorney general has issued arrest warrants for three people involved in the campaign of opposition presidential nominee Maria Corina Machado, accusing them of crimes including treason, conspiracy, and money laundering.
The White House is proposing a meeting with House Republicans to discuss their subpoena for former White House Counsel Dana Remus, citing concerns that her testimony could interfere with the special counsel investigation into President Biden's alleged mishandling of classified records.
Venezuela's top prosecutor has ordered the arrest of several opposition members, including Juan Guaidó and campaign staffers of Maria Corina Machado, accusing them of conspiring against a recent referendum regarding the disputed territory of Guyana; however, no evidence was presented during the announcement.
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has announced his retirement from the House at the end of this year, stating that he wants to "serve America in new ways" and support the next generation of leaders in the Republican Party.
Bosnian Serb leader Milord Dodik's trial for ignoring rulings from an international envoy overseeing the country's peace accords has been adjourned after Dodik demanded the trial be relocated.
Daily Kos is encouraging people to get involved in the upcoming elections and showing solidarity with the Black community.
Lawmakers have reached an agreement to temporarily extend the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) through April, providing more time for bipartisan negotiations and potential reforms, while preventing the intelligence community from losing a key tool.
The Trump National Golf Club Los Angeles has an open and active code violation related to a grading permit, which has remained unresolved for over a year and raises concerns about safety and adherence to regulations.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, in a speech at the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, called for a new generation of leaders to take over and change the "toxic political climate" in the country, acknowledging that his own generation is part of the problem.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush has called on older Americans to step aside and allow a new generation of leaders to address the country's "toxic political climate."
The Republican-led House Ethics Committee has issued a formal interview request as part of its ongoing investigation into GOP Rep. Matt Gaetz, indicating that the probe remains open and is now turning its attention to Gaetz after the expulsion of former Rep. George Santos over ethics violations.
Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville lifted his hold on military appointments after 10 months not because he saw the error of his ways, but because he was facing humiliation and defeat from his colleagues.
The Biden administration has announced a new aid package for Ukraine, urging Congress to approve legislation that would provide additional support to Kyiv in its conflict with Russia, warning that without action, the US will run out of money for Ukraine by the end of the year.
Former hostages confronted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing him of prioritizing the fight against Hamas over rescuing the Israelis still held captive in Gaza.
Ashok Gehlot's officer on special duty (OSD), Lokesh Sharma, stated that he did not say anything new regarding the Congress government not returning to power, as it was already mentioned by Gehlot's son in the alleged "red diary," leading to further controversy and accusations against Gehlot.
Former Queens Republican Party district leader Philip Grillo has been found guilty for his role in the Jan. 6 insurrection, including obstructing an official proceeding, after being captured on video inside and outside the U.S. Capitol during the attack.
Hunter Biden faces a potential contempt charge as House Republicans demand his testimony in a public hearing, while Biden's lawyer argues for transparency and accuses the committee of distorting facts to mislead the public.
House oversight committee Chair James Comer has warned that Republicans will initiate contempt of Congress proceedings against Hunter Biden if he refuses to participate in a closed deposition regarding his foreign business deals, potentially adding to the impeachment case against President Joe Biden.
President Joe Biden is willing to compromise on border policy in exchange for funding for Ukraine and Israel, warning that failure to provide support to Ukraine would send a dire message to Russia and US allies.
Senator John Fetterman paid expelled Congressman George Santos $343 to troll Senator Bob Menendez through a video message on Cameo, as both Menendez and Santos are surrounded by accusations of ethics violations.