The Reddit post asking about the weirdest things seen in the homes of rich people garnered responses such as a lifelike meth lab art piece, a sensory deprivation room, a separate house for dogs, and a car elevator among others.
People shared their experiences of the weirdest things they've seen in the homes of rich individuals, ranging from a lifelike recreation of a meth lab to a fully furnished house dedicated solely to dogs.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un calls on women to have more children and raise them as communists to reverse the country's declining birth rates and strengthen the nation's future.
Several Republican senators walked out of a briefing on Ukraine after President Zelensky canceled his appearance and the proceedings turned into a dispute over border security, with Republicans demanding action on the migrant crisis at the US-Mexico border as a condition for supporting Ukraine aid.
Janasainiks are hoping to see Pawan Kalyan end up in jail, believing that only then can he have a chance of becoming the Chief Minister, as this has been the trend for other politicians in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron enjoys his ministerial comeback and return to the world stage as UK Foreign Secretary, while his rival Boris Johnson faces scrutiny in a televised testimony regarding his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
China is experiencing a Stalin-like purge within its political system, with loyalists to Chairman Xi Jinping being removed or disappearing, raising concerns about the stability of the regime and the potential for armed conflict or invasion in the region.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan and a subcommittee chairman on the House Administration Committee are launching an investigation into the communication between Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and the former House Jan. 6 committee, raising questions about due process and the disclosure of materials.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is increasingly using bullet trains for his domestic tours, as they offer security, flexibility, and the opportunity to observe the situation on the ground, according to official media reports.
Hunter Biden received $4.9 million from Hollywood lawyer Kevin Morris over a three-year period, raising questions about the authenticity of their friendship and Morris's motives for assisting Hunter financially.
The Biden administration is providing over $6 billion in funding for high-speed electric rail routes in the US West, including a privately-owned route between Las Vegas and the Los Angeles area and an initial segment of California's publicly-funded effort to connect Los Angeles and San Francisco by high-speed rail.
US principal deputy NSA Jon Finer raised concerns about the alleged involvement of an Indian official in a thwarted plot to assassinate Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun during his meetings with Indian officials, according to the White House.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene accused Rep. Richard McCormick of getting "physically aggressive" with her during a meeting, but McCormick claims he was simply trying to encourage her and immediately apologized.
House Speaker Mike Johnson has stated that he plans to blur the faces of individuals in the footage of the January 6 Capitol attack to protect them from prosecution by the Justice Department.
Lawmakers are optimistic that a top-line deal on overall government funding for next year could be reached this week, as Congress races to avert a shutdown.
A classified briefing for senators on the White House's request for aid for Israel and Ukraine turned heated as Republican members stormed out after asking about the border, highlighting the divide between the two parties.
Ousted Congressman George Santos, who was recently expelled from the House of Representatives over alleged crimes and ethics violations, has joined the video-sharing platform Cameo, charging $350 for personalized messages.
House Judiciary Republicans are accusing Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis of colluding with the House committee that investigated the January 6 attack, claiming she requested evidence from the committee similar to a request previously made by the Justice Department.
Republican U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville, who had been blocking military promotions in protest of Pentagon funding for abortion-related travel costs, has lifted his hold on some of the promotions, allowing 425 military leaders to be confirmed by the Senate.
A classified briefing on Ukraine turned into a heated argument about border security, highlighting the Senate's stalemate on including immigration policies in the aid package.
The classified briefing on Ukraine turned into a heated argument about border security as senators disagreed over including stricter immigration policies in the aid package, raising doubts about its passage.
China's state-controlled media shifted its tone from portraying the US as an enemy to emphasizing friendship and cooperation leading up to the meeting between President Biden and President Xi, reflecting the Chinese government's desire for greater stability in bilateral relations and foreign investments as China's economy struggles.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has canceled an in-person tree lighting ceremony at the state Capitol due to concerns about safety amidst pro-Palestinian protests and ongoing fighting in the region.
Three staffers have left Representative Nancy Mace's office in South Carolina, with one fired, amid allegations of a "toxic work environment."
Russian President Vladimir Putin shared a vague childhood memory involving his mother during a public meeting, leading some to question the purpose of the story and speculate on its meaning.
Arizona Senator Mark Kelly responded with a three-word statement, "About damn time," when Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville finally lifted his blockade on nearly all military promotions, a move that Kelly had been consistently criticizing.
Peru's constitutional court has ordered the immediate release of former President Alberto Fujimori, who was serving a 25-year sentence for the death squad slayings of 25 Peruvians in the 1990s.
The White House is intensifying its criticism of the impeachment inquiry into President Biden, putting moderate Republicans in a difficult position as they try to navigate between their own aspirations and the more extreme elements of their party.
Democratic Rep. Pramila Jayapal unequivocally condemns Hamas' use of rape and sexual violence as an act of war, while also emphasizing the need for balance in recognizing the pain and trauma caused to Israelis, Palestinians, and their diaspora communities in the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas.
North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un pleads with women to have more children and raise them as "communists" during an emotional address at a conference, expressing concern over the decline in birthrates in the country.
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) has stated that Republicans are blurring the faces of individuals in security footage from the U.S. Capitol riot to protect them from prosecution, despite the Department of Justice already having access to the footage for criminal cases and to prevent amateur investigators from sending tips to the FBI.
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is being accused by Republicans of colluding with the House select committee that investigated the Capitol riots on Jan. 6, 2020.
Democratic Rep. Pramila Jayapal clarifies her remarks on Hamas's use of rape, stating that her call for a "balanced" approach was not intended to minimize sexual assault and that she unequivocally condemns the terrorist organization's tactics.
A spokesperson for House Speaker Mike Johnson clarified that the decision to blur the faces of Jan. 6 rioters in security footage was to protect them from harassment by the public, not from prosecution by the DOJ.
Former Congresswoman Liz Cheney revealed in her new book that she had a limited relationship with Nancy Pelosi prior to being asked to join the House January 6 committee, and their unexpected alliance played a crucial role in the extensive investigation.
The House Judiciary Committee has requested documents linking Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to the investigation of the January 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, raising questions about the politically-motivated prosecution of former President Donald Trump.
Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) questions United States Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke about whether she apologized to pro-life activist Mark Houck for a raid on his home after his acquittal on charges related to an incident at an abortion clinic.
President Biden's brother James will not comply with a House Oversight Committee subpoena and it remains unclear when he will appear, while Hunter Biden's legal team has not confirmed if he will attend a scheduled interview on December 13th.
Acting Assistant Attorney General Nicole M. Argentieri convened a meeting with key leaders and prosecutors to discuss the work of Joint Task Force Alpha (JTFA) in dismantling human smuggling and trafficking networks operating along the Southwest Border.
Senator Josh Hawley confronted FBI Director Christopher Wray over allegations that the FBI has targeted Catholics in its efforts to combat domestic terrorism.
Vice President Kamala Harris broke a nearly 200-year-old record by casting the most tiebreaking votes in the Senate, surpassing John C. Calhoun's record of 31 tiebreaking votes.
House Republicans are blurring footage from the Capitol attack before releasing it publicly to protect Jan. 6 rioters from being charged with crimes, according to Speaker Mike Johnson.
Revanth Reddy has been confirmed as Chief Minister, and there are unconfirmed leaks regarding the allocation of other ministries, including rumors about the Finance, Home, and Revenue Ministries, as well as competition for the Municipal Administration Ministry and consideration for the PWD Ministry.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer mischaracterized evidence of payments from Hunter Biden to his father, suggesting business dealings with foreign entities, but the payments were actually made to repay his father for a truck payment that he couldn't finance himself due to his low credit at the time and struggles with addiction, according to documents reviewed by The Washington Post.
Russia has rejected a proposal from the US to secure the release of detained journalist Evan Gershkovich, who has been held in prison for over 250 days on charges of espionage.
The US State Department will impose travel bans on extremist Jewish settlers involved in recent attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank, a rare punitive move against Israel.
Speaker Mike Johnson has announced a floor vote to authorize a formal impeachment inquiry against President Biden, in an effort to give legal backing to the investigation into unsubstantiated claims of bribery.
The Supreme Court is considering whether to uphold a tax provision targeting U.S. taxpayers with shares in certain foreign corporations, with concerns raised about the potential impact of a sweeping decision on the broader tax system.
House Republicans are likely to vote next week to formalize their impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, as they seek to challenge the White House in court over subpoenas and allegations of wrongdoing.
U.S. House Minority Whip Katherine Clark (D-MA) is the latest member to be affected by theft, as a $5,000 check from a political action committee was fraudulently intercepted.