34-year-old Indian woman Anju Thomas, who had converted to Islam and married a Pakistani man, returned to India after being issued clearance from the Pakistan government, but her Pakistani husband stated that she would eventually return to Pakistan.
Kenya's parliament has banned the wearing of the Kaunda suit, a safari jacket and matching trousers popularized by President William Ruto, due to emerging fashion trends that threaten the established dress code.
Former Rep. Liz Cheney claims that Rep. Kevin McCarthy visited Mar-a-Lago after the Capitol riots because former President Trump was "not eating" and "really depressed," according to her new book.
House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy visited Mar-a-Lago after the January 6th Capitol attack because he claimed he was "depressed," according to former Representative Liz Cheney's new book.
Chinese President Xi Jinping showcases his policy priorities during his visit to Shanghai, focusing on areas such as finance, technology, and welfare.
Republican House speaker Mike Johnson has no plans to whip the expulsion vote against George Santos, meaning lawmakers won't face pressure from leadership as they decide whether to remove the New York lawmaker from office.
Russia's supreme court is set to label the "international LGBT movement" as an extremist organization, potentially leading to imprisonment for individuals with non-traditional sexual orientation or gender identity, sparking fear and concern within the LGBTQ community.
Former Republican Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee believes that impeaching President Joe Biden would be a political disaster for Republicans and suggests focusing on reminding people of the benefits they had under Donald Trump's presidency.
Former U.S. Marine Paul Whelan, who is serving a term on espionage charges in a Russian prison, was attacked by another inmate after asking him to move, with his brother suggesting that anti-American sentiment may have played a role in the incident.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer rejected Hunter Biden's request for a public testimony before Congress, stating that the normal process begins with a closed-door deposition, similar to how former Trump strategist Steve Bannon was treated.
Former President Jimmy Carter defied illness and infirmity to attend the memorial service for his wife, displaying his tenacity and willpower despite his frail condition.
Rep. Kevin McCarthy is facing criticism for claiming that he visited Mar-a-Lago to see Donald Trump because Trump was depressed and not eating.
Former Republican Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee warns that if Republicans move to impeach President Joe Biden without any Democratic votes, it could be a "political disaster" for the party.
The UK prime minister cancelled a meeting with the Greek prime minister after Greece demanded the permanent return of the Parthenon sculptures, currently housed in the British Museum, sparking a diplomatic dispute.
The House Homeland Security Committee is holding a hearing to discuss the growing threats in Arctic regions, particularly from Russia and China, who are using the polar waters for trade routes and potentially creating strategic military positions.
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer's name-calling towards Rep. Jared Moskowitz prompted a sharp response from Moskowitz, who questioned Comer's fear of him and Hunter Biden's testimony.
The self-proclaimed "Kingdom of Germany," founded by former chef Peter Fitzek, is a group of conspiracy theorists and extremists who reject the legitimacy of the German republic, with authorities considering them a security threat.
Russia's Interior Ministry has proposed a draft law that would require foreigners visiting Russia to adhere to an "agreement of loyalty," which includes restrictions on criticizing the government, denying traditional family values, and disrespecting Russian culture.
President Joe Biden will visit Rep. Lauren Boebert's district in Colorado to highlight Republican opposition to his agenda, including the Inflation Reduction Act and clean energy investments, as he navigates low approval ratings and prepares for a potential 2024 rematch against former President Donald Trump.
Navy Veteran Hung Cao, running in the GOP primary for the Virginia Senate race, accuses ailing congresswoman Jennifer Wexton of waiting to retire until she is fully vested in the U.S. congressional pension.
India will investigate security concerns raised by the U.S. regarding its alleged links to a foiled plot to murder a Sikh separatist leader, as the two countries strive to build closer ties amid rising concerns about China.
The Russian Internal Affairs Ministry has proposed a draft law that would require foreign citizens to sign a "loyalty agreement" stating they will not hinder Russian authorities or discredit the country's policies, including restrictions on disseminating certain materials.
Conservative groups are urging Congress to pass an amendment to the National Defense Appropriations Act (NDAA) that would ban government contracts with China's Beijing Genomics Institute (BGI), which they claim collects genetic data on people worldwide and uses it for research with the Chinese military, potentially posing a threat to national security.
Kenyan President William Ruto is facing criticism and public anger due to rising food and fuel prices, increased taxes, and allegations of corruption, despite his international reputation as a climate champion and peace mediator.
There is growing unease within the TDP about Nara Lokesh's acknowledgment of Pawan Kalyan's Jana Sena leadership, raising concerns that the party might be steering towards self-destruction.
Former Joint Director of the CBI and ex-IPS officer VV Lakshminarayana is considering forming a new political party, as he prepares to run independently in the 2024 parliamentary elections from Visakhapatnam, while also praising the YSRCP and organizing a job fair in December.
The Congress party in Telangana has introduced a unique campaign strategy by issuing written bonds to signify their commitment to implementing six specific guarantees, which has garnered positive response from the public and instigated concerns among ruling party candidates about its potential impact on public sentiment and electoral outcomes.
The House overwhelmingly passes resolutions calling on Hamas to release all hostages in Gaza and affirming Israel's right to exist as an independent state.
Judge Beryl Howell, who played a key role in responding to the Capitol riot, warned that the spread of "big lies" poses a danger to democracy and could lead the country toward authoritarianism.
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Former President Jimmy Carter, 99, attends his wife Rosalynn's funeral, showing physical frailty but determination to be there until the end.
U.K. Member of Parliament Jim Shannon described grey squirrels as “the Hamas of the squirrel world” during a speech advocating for the protection of native red squirrels.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law allocating record spending on the war against Ukraine, with a significant boost in defense spending for 2024-2026.
The wife of Ukraine's top military intelligence official has been hospitalized with heavy metals poisoning, raising suspicions that Russian agents may be involved, according to Ukrainian and western officials.
Hong Kong's largest national security case, involving 47 pro-democracy activists and politicians charged with "conspiracy to commit subversion," nears its conclusion with prosecutors and defense lawyers making their closing speeches, potentially resulting in life imprisonment for the defendants.
Former US President Jimmy Carter, 99, attends the memorial service for his wife Rosalynn, a humanitarian and mental health advocate, in a rare public appearance before succeeding presidents, first ladies, and their families.
Cynthia Nixon joins progressive lawmakers in a hunger strike to demand a permanent cease-fire in Gaza and draw attention to the plight of Palestinian civilians.
Three Republican lawmakers who were fined by Nancy Pelosi for refusing to wear masks have petitioned the Supreme Court to hear their lawsuit, arguing that the fines violated the Constitution's 27th Amendment.
The Ondo State House of Assembly has warned against violating the resolutions made during a meeting with President Bola Tinubu, which included the deputy governor writing an undated resignation letter and maintaining the status quo.
A judge dismissed a liberal watchdog group's claims that a panel researching the possible impeachment of a Wisconsin Supreme Court justice violated the state's open meeting laws, but allowed the group to continue seeking records from the panel.
Argentinian President-elect Javier Milei had a positive meeting with senior officials of the Biden administration at the White House, where they discussed cooperation and the country's challenging circumstances.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has been criticized by the New York Post for advocating policies that have led to New York City becoming too expensive, with the editorial board stating that it is the very policies she supports that have made the city unaffordable.
Republican Representative George Santos of New York challenges fellow lawmakers to vote to expel him from the House, amidst allegations of campaign finance violations and fraud.
American businessman Paul Whelan, who is serving a 16-year sentence in a Russian labor camp, was attacked by a fellow prisoner, sparking concerns about his safety.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell opposes the idea of imposing additional conditions on military aid to Israel, stating that it is unnecessary given the close relationship between the two countries, a departure from the usual rhetoric surrounding U.S. standards for aid recipients.
Former Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy traveled to Mar-a-Lago to visit Donald Trump because he claimed the ex-president was "depressed" and "not eating," according to Liz Cheney's upcoming book.
Former first lady Rosalynn Carter was remembered for her deep Christian faith and dedication to helping others, as political figures gathered to pay tribute to her at a service in Atlanta.
Former U.S. first lady Rosalynn Carter was remembered as a compassionate matriarch and global humanitarian during a memorial service attended by all living U.S. first ladies and multiple presidents, including her husband Jimmy Carter, who watched from his wheelchair.
Federal prosecutors will request a three-year prison sentence for Brandon Fellows, a chimney repairman and tree cutter convicted of obstructing the joint session of Congress on January 6, 2021, during the Capitol riot.
Former first lady Rosalynn Carter was honored at a tribute service attended by President Biden, Vice President Harris, and all living former first ladies, with her son recalling how she saved his life and praising her work in advocating for equal rights and mental health.