Ontario Premier Doug Ford refuses to remove MPP Goldie Ghamari from caucus despite calls from two Muslim groups who accuse her of using 'dangerous rhetoric' on social media.
Rudy Giuliani is being sued by accountancy firm BST & Co. CPAs for failing to pay them $10,000 for work they did valuing his assets during his divorce, adding to the numerous legal battles he is currently facing.
Boris Johnson and David Cameron's rivalry continues as Johnson reaches out to Cameron after becoming Foreign Secretary, sparking speculation of a potential reconciliation between the "frenemies."
President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the issues of load shedding and Transnet crisis, promising to address the challenges and bring the country to lower levels of load shedding, while also urging the ANC to take the SA National Civic Organisation (Sanco) seriously.
A power vacuum caused by the absence of the cabinet secretary could result in a battle between the culture department and the Foreign Office over the sale of the Telegraph newspapers, as the Foreign Office seeks to strengthen relations with the United Arab Emirates and may push to shut down the investigation into an Abu Dhabi-backed bid for the newspaper group.
The UK's plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda and disregard parts of the Human Rights Act could jeopardize the Northern Ireland peace process and strain UK-US relations, according to senior Conservatives.
Russia's Justice Ministry has added Mikhail Kasyanov, a former Prime Minister and opposition leader, to its register of "foreign agents" for receiving support from outside the country.
The potential acquisition of The Telegraph and The Spectator by RedBird IMI, a joint venture fronted by media executive Jeff Zucker and controlled by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan of the UAE, raises concerns about foreign control over British national newspapers and the potential impact on editorial independence and public perception.
Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson criticizes anti-Brexit campaigners for celebrating record-high immigration figures, blaming them for being wrong about the post-Brexit attractiveness of the UK and calling for a crackdown, while also suggesting that high levels of immigration are to blame for social unrest in Dublin and across Europe.
Rishi Sunak has been mocked for using a hammer sideways during a visit to a jewellery-making studio, with opposition parties claiming it showed that the Tory leader cannot use a hammer properly, although other footage revealed that the craftswoman actually instructed him to do so.
Rishi Sunak was mocked on social media for struggling to use a hammer properly during a craft session, with critics linking it to his policies affecting working people, although a fuller version of the clip showed him being instructed to use the tool sideways.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is facing calls to abandon the "nanny state" smoking ban after New Zealand abandoned its own similar proposal, prompting Conservative MPs to urge a reconsideration of the policy.
Hamas has released the first group of hostages as part of a Gaza cease-fire deal, including Israelis and surprise addition, 12 Thais; the hostages were handed over to the International Committee of the Red Cross in Gaza before being sent to Israeli hospitals to meet family members.
Vladimir Putin is suspected of using body doubles, with artificial intelligence analysis revealing that some doubles have less than a 50% match to the Russian president.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi suggests that a future Palestinian state could be demilitarized and have temporary international security forces to provide guarantees for both the Palestinian and Israeli state.
Juan Carlos Vega is set to become Ecuador's economy and finance minister, as the country's new President, Daniel Noboa, aims to reduce violence, create jobs, and address economic challenges.
Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, asserts his true identity as an Ijaw man and highlights the historical significance of the Opobo people in the Ijaw struggle.
Former MP Nadine Dorries named Dougie Smith as the government adviser who allegedly altered a letter she wrote to former PM Boris Johnson, contradicting her initial refusal to name him.
New Zealand's first formal three-party coalition government appears to be disappointing, with climate change, child poverty, and Māori issues seemingly ignored or given little attention.
Progressive Democrats are calling for "conditions" to be placed on US military aid to Israel, demanding new constraints on Israel's military engagement with Palestinians, which has sparked a backlash from pro-Israel Democrats who argue that it would empower terrorists and threaten peace.
Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron, now serving as foreign secretary, defends his pro-China policy and emphasizes the need for engagement with Beijing despite growing concerns over China's aggressive behavior and human rights violations, while also advocating for closer cooperation with the European Union on foreign, defense, and security issues.
Rep. Jim Jordan, known for his role in the House Judiciary Committee, trolled progressives on Thanksgiving by posting about the Cowboys and Redskins game and claiming to "own the libs."
A faction of the Jubilee party, allied to President William Ruto, is threatening to file a contempt suit against Jubilee Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni for allegedly abusing court orders and attempting to reorganize the party's leadership despite being expelled, while also accusing him of communicating changes to party organs without authority and purporting to appoint new members to the National Executive Committee.
Rishi Sunak was mocked for struggling with a hammer during a visit to Leeds, but there is an innocent explanation as he was instructed to use it sideways by a woman present.
Former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond is launching a legal case against the Scottish government, seeking damages and claiming misfeasance in relation to a botched investigation into harassment claims made against him, adding to years of political and personal controversy surrounding the issue.
Rishi Sunak is mocked for using a hammer incorrectly during a live TV report, but it is revealed that he was instructed to use it sideways.
Russian dissident journalist Elena Kostyuchenko warns that no country is immune from fascism and urges global citizens to be wary of warning signs before they turn into war.
A report has revealed that a metro mayor unlawfully spent £10,000 of public funds to cover a bus with large pictures of himself and his dog, promoting a free bus travel scheme, leading to concerns over personal promotion and the misuse of taxpayer money.
Congress is increasingly on edge, with multiple heated confrontations and near-violent moments occurring, reflecting a heightened sense of tension and mistrust among lawmakers.
The leader of the ruling party in the Netherlands, Mark Rutte, has refused to join Geert Wilders' far-right coalition, making it even harder for Wilders to form a government after his party won the general election; however, he still needs the support of at least three other parties to build a stable coalition.
Former President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari admitted that his son, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, is not fully trained in politics and needs more experience, despite being more educated than him.
BJP activist Jai Anant Dehadrai indirectly calls Mahua Moitra 'Rolex Kumari' as he accuses her of accepting bribes and gifts for parliamentary questions and raises concerns about her ethical standards.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene treated Capitol riot defendants like "heroes" and hugged them during a visit to a Washington, D.C., jail, according to Rep. Robert Garcia.
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene was accused by Representative Robert Garcia of treating Capitol riot defendants like "heroes" and giving them hugs during a visit to a Washington, D.C., jail earlier this year.
The National Working Committee of the APC has inaugurated a caretaker committee for the Rivers State chapter of the party, with the task of reconciling factions and preparing for congress to elect new state executive members.
The PPP has dismissed reports of differences between Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari and his father Asif Ali Zardari as "baseless," stating that Bilawal's departure for Dubai was a scheduled visit and not related to any tensions between them.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced that fresh tenders would be issued for the development of a deep sea port at Tajpur, raising questions about the status of the Adani group's involvement in the project.
Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasized the importance of preventing the West from monopolizing artificial intelligence (AI) and announced plans for a more ambitious Russian AI development strategy, despite setbacks caused by the war in Ukraine and Western sanctions.
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi says Europe should not fear competition and should work with China to enhance economic and trade relations, despite concerns about China's "economic coercion."
A fiery debate between Reform UK's Ben Habib and commentator Fahima Mahomed has erupted over Britain's record high net migration figures, with arguments surrounding the impact on culture, integration, and prejudice.
The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) has dismissed rumors of differences between Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari and his father Asif Ali Zardari, stating that Bilawal's visit to Dubai is routine and the claims are baseless.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah defends his cabinet's decision to withdraw approval for a CBI probe against Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, stating that the previous BJP government's sanction for the investigation was illegal.
The Bersatu supreme council has unanimously rejected Muhyiddin Yassin's decision to not defend his presidency at the upcoming party election.
Sky News' Kay Burley sparked outrage after asking an Israeli Government spokesman a question that left him "flabbergasted" by suggesting that Israel does not value the lives of its citizens.
Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar dismisses brain drain as a sign of failure, stating that it can become a brain asset in the future and emphasizes the importance of providing skill sets to the youth through targeted training programs. He also highlights the caretaker government's successes in tackling tough challenges in areas including the economy, privatisation, and connectivity, and expresses optimism about the country's political scenario and the continuity of the democratic process.
David DePape's trial for attacking Paul Pelosi reveals the disturbing mainstream acceptance of pedophile panic, driven by conspiracy theories, hate-mongering, and political manipulation.
New Speaker Mike Johnson's experience on the House Armed Services Committee will influence his handling of the upcoming fight with the Senate over the annual defense spending bill, but the bill's fate is uncertain due to a wide gap between the House and Senate versions.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre falsely claims that the new Canada-Ukraine free-trade agreement includes a carbon tax provision, despite evidence from both Ukraine and trade experts that this is not the case.
Allies of President Biden are urging Democrats to unite behind him amid negative commentary and party divisions over his potential reelection, with calls to cut down on criticism in order to boost his polling numbers.
Former National Assembly speaker Asad Qaiser has been sent to jail on four-day judicial remand for his involvement in violent protests on May 9, following his arrest for procurement irregularities in the Gajju Khan Medical College.