Josh Paul, a former State Department official, resigned over the transfer of arms to Israel due to his disagreement with US support for the country.
Democratic Rep. Debbie Dingell plans to talk to Rep. Pramila Jayapal about her remarks on cases of sexual assault of Israeli women by Hamas fighters.
Daily Kos is showing support for the Black community by taking action to promote voter involvement in the upcoming elections.
The Congress party in Telangana has not yet announced the Chief Minister due to a lack of consensus among newly-elected MLAs, causing the swearing-in ceremony to be put on hold.
Senator Lindsey Graham responds to Liz Cheney's warnings about a potential second term for former President Trump by arguing that President Biden's reelection would be more disastrous for the country, citing issues such as a broken border and increased global unrest under Biden's leadership.
The Congress party in Telangana is facing internal turmoil as different leaders compete for positions, with Revanth Reddy opposing the appointment of a Deputy Chief Minister to avoid creating an alternative power center besides himself, leading to a meeting in Delhi to finalize positions.
Joe Biden is facing criticism from his own voter base over his cognitive ability, leading to a decline in enthusiasm among Democrat voters, according to Greg Swenson, Chairman of Republicans Overseas.
Former Rep. George Santos, who was recently expelled from Congress, is now selling personalized videos to fans for $150 and has threatened to file complaints against four of his ex-colleagues.
Subpoenaed bank records reveal that Hunter Biden's business entity made direct monthly payments to Joe Biden, indicating that Joe Biden knew about, participated in, and benefited from his family's influence peddling schemes.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is traveling to Mexico to promote a new strike force aimed at combatting illicit fentanyl trafficking and stopping the flow of the drug into the United States, as the Biden administration intensifies efforts to address the fentanyl epidemic.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia this week to discuss the voluntary output cuts agreed upon by the OPEC+ group of oil producers, aiming to strengthen global alliances and showcase the failure of US-led sanctions against Russia.
President Maduro's attempt to distract voters with a referendum on the border dispute with Guyana has backfired, revealing his unpopularity and potentially jeopardizing his chances of re-election.
New Zealand's new Government faces controversy as a leaked Cabinet paper reveals plans to repeal Fair Pay Agreements, leading to concerns about the impact on workers and criticism of Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's handling of the situation.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is unsure about attending the upcoming meeting of the opposition bloc 'INDIA' on December 6 as she claims to be unaware of any such meeting.
Senate border negotiations have fallen apart as Republicans insist on policies that would "essentially close the border" and eliminate asylum, which are nonstarters for Democrats, endangering President Biden's foreign policy agenda, according to Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.).
A three-judge panel has been selected to decide whether former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows will face criminal charges in federal or Georgia state court.
Former Telangana Chief Minister KCR made his first appearance after stepping down and met with the newly elected MLAs of his party, congratulating them and discussing the upcoming tenure.
The Congress party in Telangana is facing a lack of consensus on the selection of the next Chief Minister, with Revanth Reddy emerging as a potential candidate but facing criticism from within the party, causing concerns over his appointment.
The White House accuses Speaker Mike Johnson of giving in to the far-right members of the House Republican caucus by seeking a vote on an impeachment inquiry into President Biden, despite previously stating there is insufficient evidence for impeachment.
A former US ambassador to Bolivia has been charged with acting as a secret agent for Cuba's intelligence services for several decades.
As many as 80 newly-elected MLAs in Telangana, including 16 legislators involved in Telangana agitation and Model Code of Conduct violations, have criminal cases against them, indicating an increase in the number of politicians with criminal records.
Outgoing Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao met with party members after losing power to the Congress in Telangana, stating that the party will now take on the role of the opposition party.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial has resumed during the country's ongoing conflict with Hamas in the Gaza Strip, with allegations of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust.
Former GOP Rep. George Santos, who was expelled from Congress following fraudulent activity, is now selling $150 videos of himself on Cameo, where people can have celebrities record personalized messages.
The White House warns Congress that if funding for Ukraine is not approved, the US will severely hinder Ukraine's ability to defend itself against Russian military offensives.
Former PUCO chief Sam Randazzo has been charged with bribery and embezzlement after accepting a $4.3 million bribe from FirstEnergy in exchange for helping the company secure its policy priorities.
The Telangana election results have led to speculations about the Chief Minister candidate for Congress, with Revanth Reddy, Bhatti Vikramarka, and Uttam Kumar Reddy being the top contenders.
Californians are not the sole reason for changes in Utah's politics and housing market, as migration from multiple sources and broader demographic shifts also play a role in these changes.
Former publicist Trevian Kutti, a co-defendant in the Georgia election fraud case with former President Donald Trump, may have violated her bond agreement by threatening a witness on social media.
A Republican lawmaker claimed that GOP support for an impeachment inquiry against President Biden has increased after lawmakers interacted with constituents at Walmart during Thanksgiving break.
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy believes that expelling George Santos from Congress without input from voters or a court decision was wrong and sets a dangerous precedent.
Rep. Eric Swalwell predicts that former Speaker Kevin McCarthy will leave Congress by the end of the year following the expulsion of former Rep. George Santos.
The Election Commission of India issued a gazette notification constituting the third legislative Assembly of Telangana, with the Congress party winning 64 seats out of 119 in the elections.
The European Commission disagrees with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's insistence that the EU summit should not discuss starting EU membership negotiations with Ukraine, stating that Ukraine has done an impressive job and it is up to member states to decide on the proposals.
The Pentagon is under pressure from Congress to address the issue of Russian oil making its way into its supply chain, with lawmakers calling on the Defense Department to take steps to prevent the use of banned petroleum products originating in Russia.
Hong Kong activist Agnes Chow, who was released from prison in June after serving a 10-month sentence, has revealed that she will not return to Hong Kong and expressed fear of being arrested again, leading the police force to urge her to repent and cooperate with them.
Former Prime Minister HD Deve Gowda's daughter-in-law, Bhavani Revanna, has faced backlash on social media after a video of her berating a biker and boasting about her expensive car went viral.
Non-bailable arrest warrants have been issued for property tycoon Malik Riaz, former special assistants Mirza Shahzad Akbar and Zulfi Bukhari, and three others in connection with the Al-Qadir Trust case, which alleges that Imran Khan and his wife obtained billions of rupees and land from Bahria Town Ltd for the illegal transfer of funds.
A Westminster committee has recommended renaming Stormont's first and deputy first ministers to "joint first ministers" as part of a report on power-sharing government reform, a proposal that has been met with opposition from the DUP but support from Sinn Féin and other parties.
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers' use of a pseudonym email address for public business has sparked controversy and raised concerns about government transparency, but Evers defends the practice as a matter of digital security and maintains that it is legal and allows people to access the information they want.
Anumula Revanth Reddy, the Chief of the Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee, successfully ousted K. Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR) from power and is now a front-runner for the position of Chief Minister.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee will not attend the next INDIA alliance coordination meeting, citing a pre-scheduled programme in north Bengal and claiming the Congress lost the recent state elections due to a lack of seat-sharing arrangements with other INDIA members.
Democratic negotiators face pressure from progressives and immigration activists, complicating the passage of legislation regarding the U.S.-Mexico border and aid for Ukraine.
New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez allegedly experienced a significant positive transformation in her life after Nancy Pelosi stepped down as Speaker of the House, according to excerpts from an upcoming book.
Senators Elizabeth Warren, Richard Blumenthal, Chris Van Hollen, and Bernie Sanders are raising concerns about potential implementation errors and credit score consequences for struggling borrowers as federal student loan payments resume after the pandemic pause, requesting an audit and further information from the Department of Education.
Senators Elizabeth Warren, Richard Blumenthal, Chris Van Hollen, and Bernie Sanders have raised concerns about potential errors and negative consequences for borrowers' credit scores as federal student loan payments resume after a pandemic-related pause, requesting an audit and clarification from the Department of Education.
Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville's months-long blockage on military promotions may finally come to an end as senators wait to see if he will relent, while senators also receive a classified briefing on Ukraine, Israel, and President Biden's national security supplemental, and the House prepares for a vote on solidifying the impeachment inquiry into Biden and deals with the expulsion of former Representative George Santos.
The Rajya Sabha has clarified that the suspension of Aam Aadmi Party MP Raghav Chadha has not been revoked, despite Chadha's claim that it has been, stating that he has been found guilty and punished by the committee.
UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak is set to announce measures to significantly reduce net migration levels, including raising the salary threshold for foreign workers to a minimum of £38,000 per year, in a move that goes beyond expectations and revives the pre-Brexit immigration system.
MLA Padi Kaushik Reddy from Telangana gained popularity as the "Emotional Blackmail MLA" after threatening to take his and his family's lives if voters didn't elect him, ultimately winning the seat by 16K votes.