King Charles's choice to wear a tie with a pattern based on the Greek flag at the COP28 conference has sparked speculation about a coded message to Rishi Sunak, amid a diplomatic row over the return of the Parthenon Sculptures to Athens.
King Charles wore a tie with the Greek flag, potentially in solidarity with Greece's dispute over the Parthenon Sculptures with the UK, just days after Prime Minister Rishi Sunak canceled a meeting with his Greek counterpart.
Janasena Chief Pawan Kalyan pledges to keep YS Jagan away from politics for ten years after the 2024 elections, aiming for a TDP-Janaseana victory to establish a better Andhra Pradesh, while receiving criticism from YCP supporters for his remarks.
Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter quietly worked behind the scenes to expose the mental health crisis in Greece and bring about much-needed reform, ensuring that the most vulnerable were cared for and protected.
Five Republican senators, led by Marco Rubio, have requested the Biden administration to ban travel between the United States and China due to a spike in Chinese respiratory illness cases.
Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman is urging for the expulsion of New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez, who is facing bribery and conspiracy charges, calling his alleged actions "much more sinister and serious" than those of Rep. George Santos, who was expelled from Congress.
A group of five senators, including Marco Rubio and JD Vance, have written to President Biden demanding a travel ban on China due to a spike in an unknown respiratory illness, citing China's history of lying about public health crises and the effectiveness of Trump's travel ban on China during the COVID-19 pandemic as a model for such action.
Conservative lawmakers express support for Senator Tommy Tuberville's hold on military promotions over the Pentagon's abortion policy.
The book "The Good Die Young: The Verdict on Henry Kissinger" was released by Jacobin magazine in response to the death of the former secretary of state, offering critical essays on Kissinger's controversial foreign policy legacy and his role in global conflicts.
Congressman Brandon Williams (R-NY) was caught on camera threatening a former staffer at a holiday party, vowing to end every relationship the ex-aide has, leading to condemnation and accusations of unethical behavior.
Former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor is being praised by Republicans, Democrats, and tennis legend Billie Jean King for her accomplishments and breaking barriers for women in the law.
The Indian government accuses Canada of refusing visas and not cooperating in investigations regarding the killing of Khalistan separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar, despite promises of assistance from Canadian officials.
The US Justice Department's charges of Indian involvement in the alleged plot to assassinate Gurpatwant Singh Pannun will not impact the strategic ties between Washington and New Delhi, according to the Biden White House.
Guatemala's Semilla party, led by President-elect Bernardo Arévalo and Congressman Samuel Pérez, faces legal attacks and arrests of party members including influencer Marcela Blanco in what is being viewed as a "slow-motion coup" against the reform-oriented government.
Former Rep. Liz Cheney warns that the United States is "sleepwalking into dictatorship" and that a reelected Donald Trump could mean the end of the republic.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and spokesman Andrew Bates have been warned by the Office of Special Counsel for violating the Hatch Act by criticizing "MAGA" Republicans in their official capacity.
New York Republican George Santos has been expelled from Congress, becoming the sixth member ever to face expulsion, after a vote of 311-114 in favor of his removal, prompted by a damning report from the House ethics committee.
King Charles wore a tie displaying the colors and symbols of the Greek national flag to a climate conference, following a diplomatic dispute over the Parthenon Sculptures between the UK and Greece.
The United Nations' top court has ordered Venezuela to refrain from taking any action that would change Guyana's control over a disputed territory, but did not explicitly ban Venezuela from holding its planned referendum on the territory's future.
Top White House spokespeople, Karine Jean-Pierre and Andrew Bates, violated the Hatch Act by using "MAGA" in official communications, but faced no disciplinary action, raising questions about the enforcement of ethics rules in the Biden administration.
The South American nation of Guyana has expressed concern over the risk of conflict with Venezuela as tensions escalate ahead of a referendum to determine Venezuela's claim on the disputed region of Essequibo, which is rich in oil and minerals.
Henry Kissinger's death has reignited debates about his controversial legacy, as Democrats and Republicans alike pay tribute to the former secretary of state despite the allegations of war crimes against him.
A 110-year-old man, John Farringdon, fulfilled his dream by meeting the Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, after being invited to attend Parliament by his local MP, Jeremy Wright.
House speaker Mike Johnson and Louisiana representative Steve Scalise are opposed to the expulsion vote for George Santos, according to recent reports.
The National Accountability Bureau has filed a reference against PTI Chairman Imran Khan and seven others, including his wife and property tycoon Malik Riaz, over the Al-Qadir Trust case, alleging that they obtained billions of rupees and land from Bahria Town Ltd for legalizing money that was returned to the country by the UK.
India-US ties face a significant test as US prosecutors accuse an Indian official of directing a plot to assassinate a Sikh separatist leader in New York, posing challenges for both governments to control the narrative and fallout.
Israel and Hamas have resumed hostilities in Gaza, resulting in a breakdown of a cease-fire deal and the deaths of over 30 Palestinians, as tensions escalate between the two sides.
Rep. Brandon Williams threatened his former top staffer at a holiday party, unleashing a profanity-laced tirade and knocking a phone out of another staffer's hand.
Henry Kissinger, who passed away at the age of 100, had a deep and lasting friendship with the late Senator John McCain, spanning from McCain's time as a POW in Vietnam to his political career, and leading Kissinger to support McCain's candidacies for Senate and president.
Israeli officials had obtained Hamas' battle plan for a terrorist attack over a year in advance but dismissed it as aspirational, leading to a catastrophic intelligence failure.
Russian propagandist Margarita Simonyan, head of Russian propaganda network RT, revealed that even she has been forced to settle for Chinese knock-offs due to Western sanctions against Russia, claiming that the quality is excellent and that Chinese cars are equal to German-made ones.
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) allegedly blew up a train on the Baikal-Amur railway line in Russia's Buryatia region as part of an operation to disable the key military logistics route connecting Russia with China.
The House is expected to expel Rep. George Santos, who is indicted on multiple charges and has been involved in a House ethics investigation, marking the sixth expulsion in the history of the House of Representatives.
Embattled Senator Bob Menendez is facing a new set of legal and political troubles, including a split from his previous lawyer, speculation of a close associate cooperating with federal prosecutors, and record low poll numbers.
New York Republican Rep. George Santos is facing expulsion from Congress after being charged with fraud and other criminal offenses, which could endanger the already thin GOP House majority and imperil their chances in the upcoming elections.
House Speaker Mike Johnson's honeymoon period as leader of the House Republican Party is coming to an end as some members grumble about his tactics, creating challenges as he navigates a narrow majority and attempts to pass key agenda items.
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Negotiations over the National Defense Authorization Act are testing Speaker Mike Johnson's ability to maintain the support of conservative Republicans as a potential clash looms over the inclusion of more moderate provisions.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has affirmed that Britain remains a leader on climate change, despite concerns that the country's standing has been diminished, as he attended the Cop28 summit; however, he was positioned in the back row during the leaders' group photo.
The Congress party is preparing for a possible hung assembly in the Telangana elections by sending messages to prospective MLAs to be prepared for a special camp in Karnataka to prevent them from being poached by the Bharat Rashtra Samithi.
The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) has lost credibility in the stock market due to the Jagan Mohan Reddy government's decision to abandon the Amaravati capital city project, causing concerns for those who subscribed to the Amaravati bonds in 2018.
Dozens of South Korean dog farmers clashed with police during a protest against plans to outlaw dog meat consumption, with the government and ruling party agreeing to introduce legislation by the end of the year to ban the practice.
Chinese celebrity chef Wang Gang is facing backlash for posting a video tutorial on how to make egg fried rice, a dish associated with an unsubstantiated rumor about Mao Zedong's son's death, which is considered a sensitive subject in China.
Controversial politician Henry Kissinger's death sparks a debate on whether he is America's greatest war criminal, with some arguing for him and others against, highlighting the divisive nature of his legacy.
Matt Taibbi and Michael Shellenberger testified before a House subcommittee investigating the "weaponization" of government and its involvement in social media censorship, as part of the ongoing investigation into the "Twitter files" and allegations of collusion between federal agencies and tech companies.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez claims in an upcoming book that former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi made her life miserable in Congress, singling her out because of her age, according to text messages obtained by HuffPost.
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul performed the Heimlich maneuver on Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst during a Republican conference lunch at the Capitol, prompting Ernst to thank him and joke about the "woke policies Dems are forcing down our throats," while blaming the incident on the food she brought for the event.
The House Freedom Caucus is softening its stance on government spending, now supporting a $1.59 trillion overall spending level negotiated between President Joe Biden and former Speaker Kevin McCarthy to avoid being sidelined in the next government shutdown fight.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre abruptly ended a press conference after an African journalist demanded to be called upon and expressed disappointment for being ignored for a year, causing chaos and prompting Jean-Pierre to end the briefing.