Ireland's Education Minister Simon Harris criticized Israel's decision to summon the Irish ambassador over comments made by Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, calling it an overreaction, after Varadkar quoted a Bible verse to commemorate the release of a kidnapped Irish-Israeli girl.
Former President Donald Trump has claimed that his mix-up of Barack Obama and Joe Biden's names during campaign speeches has been intentionally done to highlight the influence of others in running the country, despite evidence of his repeated errors, with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis using these gaffes to boost his own struggling campaign.
A group of religious leaders has sent a letter to Congress urging action against antisemitism and the passage of aid to Israel.
Fox News host Brian Kilmeade criticized protestors who blocked a New York City bridge, calling them "idiots" and questioning the effectiveness of their demonstration.
Monica Lewinsky calls for elected officials to have mandatory retirement ages and presidential self-pardons to be banned in a push for constitutional upgrades, inspired by discussions around the 14th amendment and Donald Trump's appeal against an insurrection ruling.
Top government sources have dismissed reports on a circulated video showing pro-Khalistani activists allegedly heckling India's Ambassador to the US, stating that it is "wrong and fabricated news" and part of Sikhs for Justice's false propaganda.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer plans to bring the Biden administration's $106 billion national security funding request, which includes aid for Ukraine, Israel, and the Indo-Pacific region, to the Senate floor for a vote, despite GOP opposition and demands for stricter immigration policies.
Former Republican strategist Stuart Stevens warns of the growing threat of autocracy under Donald Trump and the Republican Party, citing their attempts to curate the vote and their failure to appeal to nonwhite voters.
Telangana BJP President G Kishan Reddy has pledged to change the name of Hyderabad to Bhagyanagar if the BJP comes to power in Telangana, stating that the city's current name has no significance and that the party aims to remove names reflecting a "slavish mentality."
Poland's Law and Justice party, despite losing its parliamentary majority, is using its remaining time in power to make more appointments and extend its influence over state bodies, while its chances of building a coalition government are slim.
DMK MP Thamizhachi Thangapandian's comments praising late Tamil separatist leader Velupillai Prabhakaran have caused backlash from Congress in Tamil Nadu, with MP Karti Chidambaram stating that eulogizing Prabhakaran is not acceptable and comparing it to fringe nationalism like Hindutva.
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo is quitting Twitter, referring to it as a "gigantic global sewer" that spreads disinformation and hatred and is toxic for democracy and constructive debate.
A growing number of Democrats are expressing uneasiness with Joe Biden's support for Israel as the civilian death toll in Gaza rises, with Bernie Sanders proposing to condition US military aid on Israel changing its policies, sparking fierce opposition from pro-Israel Democrats.
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Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo is leaving Twitter, accusing the platform of spreading disinformation and becoming a "gigantic global sewer" that is toxic for democracy and constructive debate.
Ukrainian MP Mariana Bezuhla accuses Ukraine's Commander-in-Chief General Valerii Zaluzhnyi of refusing to cooperate with US partners, dismissing the need for drones, and lacking an independent system to assess military effectiveness, although she has not provided evidence to support her claims.
Heartland Forward has launched the Heartland Health Caucus, a nonpartisan initiative aimed at addressing health care problems in rural states through collaboration and practical policies.
The High Court will rule on January 26 on whether to strike out a petition challenging National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula's declaration that Kenya Kwanza is the majority party, with parties in the case highlighting their submissions on jurisdiction and distinct causes of action.
Fred Sirieix and Nigel Farage clashed on I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here! over Brexit, with Sirieix challenging Farage to name three benefits of Brexit and Farage citing sovereignty, territorial waters, and the nuclear submarine deal with Australia as advantages.
The Democrats' attack on the Supreme Court is driven by their desire to destroy it now that they lack control, as evidenced by their criticism of the court's new code of ethics, even though they themselves have engaged in unethical actions to benefit their spouses' clients.
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo announces her departure from the X platform, formerly known as Twitter, labeling it a "gigantic global sewer" that spreads abuse and misinformation, ultimately harming democracies.
Former special assistant to the prime minister Mirza Shahzad Akbar was attacked at his England home with an acidic liquid, sustaining injuries but nothing life-threatening, as he faces allegations in the Al Qadir Trust case against PTI chief Imran Khan.
Former White House physician Ronny Jackson expresses concerns over Joe Biden's declining health and claims that he is not physically and cognitively fit for office.
Opposition leader Chandrababu Naidu visited New Delhi for personal reasons, attending the wedding of his lawyer's son, after receiving regular bail in the Skill Development Scam case.
Russia has added Meta communications director Andy Stone, who represents Facebook and Instagram, to a wanted list on criminal charges following the country's classification of Meta as a "terrorist and extremist" organization.
President Joe Biden will convene the first meeting of his supply chain resilience council to announce 30 actions aimed at improving access to medicine and economic data, addressing supply chain problems and higher inflation.
A congressional committee will warn members of the U.S. Congress about the threats posed by China's "united front" system to American politics and society, seeking to inform Congress about Beijing's "magic weapon" and to raise public awareness on the CCP's political influence in the United States.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to visit the Shanghai Futures Exchange and technology companies in the city, indicating his determination to revive the nation's economic growth amid external challenges and concerns over decoupling from the West.
Dutch Senator Gom van Strien has resigned from his role as a coalition partner scout for far-right politician Geert Wilders, following media accusations of fraud.
House Speaker Mike Johnson is facing challenges from hard-right factions and divisions within the House Republican majority, which could disrupt the GOP agenda and raise questions about the ability of any leader to govern, similar to his predecessor Kevin McCarthy.
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar emphasizes the importance of affirmative initiatives and policies to overcome the challenges faced by vulnerable sections, and calls for the Global South to unite in reversing historical injustices and inequalities.
Labor unions in the Czech Republic staged protests and strikes against the government's austerity measures and proposed changes to the pension system, demanding more funds for education and healthcare sectors, while the government defends the measures as necessary to control the ballooning deficit.
Former U.S. First Lady Rosalynn Carter, who died at age 96, will lie in repose in Georgia, allowing Americans to pay their respects to the woman who was described by her husband, former President Jimmy Carter, as "an extension of myself."
An accountability court rejects the National Accountability Bureau's request to extend PTI Chief Imran Khan's physical remand, instead placing him on judicial remand in the Al Qadir Trust case.
Representative George Santos may face expulsion from the U.S. House of Representatives after a damning ethics report revealed his misuse of campaign funds for personal expenses.
Lawmakers in both parties are anticipating a battle over federal spending in the upcoming election year, as Speaker Mike Johnson tries to balance the demands of House conservatives with keeping the government running.
Lawmakers in the U.S. face challenges in approving aid to Israel and Ukraine, with Republicans seeking tougher border enforcement and Democrats divided on whether to condition funding for Israel on its government's efforts to stop the fighting.
Joe Biden, despite his age, carries a weight of responsibility that few can comprehend and is doing more physically and emotionally than most people could, with his deep understanding of personal relationships and governing critical in maintaining diplomatic relations, unlike his predecessor Trump.
A walking embodiment of everything wrong in the GOP, Matt Gaetz is the most hated member of Congress, despised by his colleagues and yet loved by the party base and Donald Trump.
President Joe Biden will invoke the Defense Production Act to boost investment in U.S. manufacturing of medicines and medical supplies, aiming to strengthen industrial supply chains and address high inflation.
China's growing influence over Indonesian media is raising concerns of "silencing" and threats against reporters, as Beijing pushes for positive narratives about China in Indonesia and attempts to cover up stories related to problems with Chinese investments in the country.
House Speaker Mike Johnson prevented a government shutdown in December, but Congress now faces the challenge of negotiating spending bills and other major priorities before the next funding deadlines in January and February.
The House Committee on Oversight and Accountability's investigation into Joe Biden's mishandling of classified documents is accelerating, with evidence suggesting that Biden aided his family members in accumulating millions of dollars from foreign individuals and entities.
Presidential Council of Economic Advisors Chairperson David Ndii has refused to defend or take collective responsibility for corruption and lies in the government, prompting both support and criticism from the public.
Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi alleges that the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) focuses on poll management and urges the people of Telangana to show that they are not for sale, criticizing the party for becoming richer while the poor suffer.
TDP leader Nara Lokesh resumes his padayatra after his father, N. Chandrababu Naidu, was granted bail in a corruption case, with renewed energy and plans to end the yatra before the upcoming elections in Andhra Pradesh.
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao attempted to forge an alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), but was turned down, according to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Poland's president is set to swear in a government that is expected to only last until December, a move criticized by opposition parties as a delay tactic after their victory in the October election.
Prominent TDP supporter Jada Sravan Kumar's sudden change in stance and harsh criticism of Chandrababu Naidu and Lokesh Naidu, including suggesting political prostitution, has shocked the TDP fraternity, raising concerns of further revolts within the party.
Fox News reporter, Lucas Tomlinson, faced criticism for claiming that President Joe Biden was asked about his age without disclosing that he himself was the one who asked the question.