Far-left Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez agrees with Mayor Eric Adams that President Biden needs to do more for the migrant crisis in New York City, but she disagrees with his proposal to cut essential municipal services to address the problem.
Pawan Kalyan appeared in a BJP campaign wearing a kanduva, while Nadendla Manohar's absence of one led to memes and speculation about his reasons.
Senator Bernadette Clement feared for her safety after receiving threats, including a threatening phone call, following a tweet by former Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer in which he posted a "wanted" poster-style tweet with her picture and office phone number, prompting senators to condemn the Conservative conduct towards her and two other women senators.
The House Ethics Committee will not be investigating Jamaal Bowman's fire alarm incident after he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge and agreed to pay a fine, as he has already been charged and punished by DC law enforcement.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau described a vehicle explosion at the Rainbow Bridge crossing near Niagara Falls as a very serious situation.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's ruling coalition plans to present new budget plans quickly after a court ruling caused financial turmoil and a €60 billion deficit for the government, which could impact future payments for energy, green transition, and microchip manufacturing.
New York Mayor Eric Adams' relationship with President Joe Biden has deteriorated amid Adams' criticism of the president's handling of the migrant crisis and an ongoing federal investigation into his campaign's alleged collusion with foreign interests, leading to a lack of communication between the two leaders.
Democratic presidential candidate Dean Phillips is repeating uncredited criticism of Kamala Harris, stating that "others" have told him she is not well-prepared and lacks the right competencies to be president, despite personally being impressed by her.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau excused himself from a session of Parliament to attend to the unfolding situation at the U.S.-Canadian border, where an explosion involving a vehicle had occurred, prompting suspicions of terrorism.
The House Ethics Committee has voted against opening an investigation into Rep. Jamaal Bowman for pulling a fire alarm in a House of Representatives building ahead of a critical vote in September to avert a government shutdown.
A New York massage therapist who participated in the storming of the U.S. Capitol was sentenced to three months in jail after displaying disrespectful behavior towards the court and judge.
The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) is transferring its Rivers state chapter structure to FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, and a seven-member Caretaker Committee will be appointed to oversee the party's affairs in the state.
A study has found that higher cognitive performance is linked to a greater likelihood of voting to stay in the European Union, even when accounting for factors such as income, education, and age.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre defends his party's unanimous rejection of a bill to update the Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement due to concerns about carbon tax language, which has surprised the federal Liberals.
A group of Democratic House members is urging the IRS to expedite its investigation into wealthy Americans exploiting Puerto Rico's generous tax incentives, which allow them to avoid federal taxes on Puerto Rico-sourced income, raising concerns about housing affordability and tax evasion.
A former State Department employee was recorded harassing a halal food vendor in Manhattan, making Islamophobic comments and stating that 4,000 dead Palestinian kids "wasn't enough."
Home Secretary James Cleverly has denied claims that he called a Labour MP's constituency a "s\*\*\*hole" during PMQs, with the alleged incident coming days after Cleverly refused to deny calling Rishi Sunak's deportation policy "bats\*\*\*".
Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Congress of punishing Sachin Pilot for his father's actions, but Sachin Pilot denied the claim, stating that his father had joined the Congress after being inspired by Indira Gandhi and served the party and people for a long time.
A group of Republican senators are seeking answers from the Department of Energy regarding the sudden reassignment of a top intelligence official who had served in the role for 11 years.
President Joe Biden declared an emergency over lead-in-water contamination in the U.S. Virgin Islands, but experts argue that the alarming results may be inaccurate due to faulty testing methods, leaving residents uncertain about the extent of the problem.
Former Nigerian Minister of Education, Dr Obiageli Ezekwesili, criticizes the Nigerian Judiciary, claiming that Senator Godswill Akpabio would not have been senator, let alone the country's Senate President, if it wasn't for the corruption in the Court of Appeal.
Turkey's recent strong criticism of Israel in response to the conflict in Gaza is driven by President Erdogan's ideological and geopolitical motivations, positioning Turkey as a leading member of the non-aligned Global South and complicating its relationship with the West.
Daily Kos is urging people to get involved in the upcoming elections and is showing solidarity with the Black community.
Despite Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's claims of the "biggest package of tax cuts since the 1980s," the small print reveals that the tax burden remains at a record high and many Brits will be worse off after 13 years of Tory rule due to inflation and frozen income tax thresholds.
A pro-Palestine group vandalized the offices of six National MPs and ACT leader David Seymour in Auckland, calling for politicians to support a Gaza ceasefire and condemning Israel's actions.
Rudy Giuliani, already facing financial difficulties, has been sued by an accounting firm that he hired during his divorce for failing to pay the agreed-upon $10,000 retainer, adding to a list of debts that he owes and potentially costing him even more money.
A secret surveillance program known as Hemisphere, which tracks trillions of phone records for innocent Americans each year, has prompted Congress to demand answers from the White House.
The Biden administration has issued a warning to the Indian government regarding its potential involvement in a plot to assassinate a Sikh separatist leader in the United States.
Ukraine's supporters in Washington are hoping for a standalone Senate vote on funding after Thanksgiving, but they are concerned about how to navigate the Republican-run House and address opposition to helping Ukraine, making it difficult to pass aid legislation.
The exodus of leaders from Congress and BJP to the ruling BRS in Telangana is shifting the balance of power in their favor, as the leaders trust the father-son duo of KCR and KTR and have confidence in their future prospects.
Actor-politician Pawan Kalyan has joined forces with the BJP in Telangana in order to support the appointment of someone from the backward classes as the state's Chief Minister.
Former President Muhammadu Buhari's appointment of the Chairperson and Secretary of the Federal Character Commission has been declared unlawful by a Federal High Court in Abuja.
Labour MP Alex Cunningham has accused Home Secretary James Cleverly of referring to his constituency as a "shit-hole" during a parliamentary session, although Cleverly denies the allegation.
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao launched a personal attack against opposition leader Revanth Reddy, calling him a fraudster and landgrabber, and declared that he should never become the Chief Minister; Rao also promised to release funds for the development of the Kodangal constituency if voters defeat Reddy.
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A January 6 rioter who represented himself using "sovereign citizen" arguments was found guilty on seven charges, including obstruction of an official proceeding and assaulting officers, after a judge dismissed his defense as "bullshit" and "gobbledegook."
Members of Congress from both parties are opting not to seek reelection, contributing to a trend that highlights the challenges of navigating a polarized and chaotic era of Congress.
Jeremy Hunt plans to decrease National Insurance rates from 12% to 10% in January, but the government is being accused of implementing stealth taxes that will generate billions through "fiscal drag."
Former minister Arvind Limbavali criticizes the BJP's selection of party president and opposition leader, suggesting that their understanding with leaders from the opposing party may benefit the BJP in the Lok Sabha elections.
Russia's parliament has approved a federal budget that allocates a record amount to defense and increases overall spending by 25% in 2024-2026, aiming to mitigate the impact of sanctions and prepare for potential military confrontation with the West.
The Delhi High Court has granted interim relief to Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar, ordering 'The Wire' to remove an article that made corruption allegations against him in connection with a land acquisition project.
U.S. authorities have reportedly thwarted a plot to assassinate a Sikh separatist in the United States and issued a warning to India over concerns of government involvement, according to unnamed sources cited by the Financial Times, though there has been no response from India's foreign ministry regarding the report.
Opposition lawmakers in Singapore have voted against a Bill allowing the President and ministers to hold international roles in a private capacity, raising concerns about conflict of interest and the impact on official duties.
Sher Afzal Khan Marwat, a member of PTI Chairman Imran Khan's legal team, has been appointed as a senior vice president of the party, along with the appointment of Seemabia Tahir as the PTI president for north Punjab.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi claimed that late Rajesh Pilot challenged the Gandhi family and his son Sachin Pilot is still facing the consequences, while also stating that Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot will never form the government in Rajasthan again.
Singapore's Parliament has approved a legal framework allowing the President and ministers to hold international roles in their private capacities, if it is in the national interest, with the aim of enhancing Singapore's international standing and enabling its leaders to make significant contributions to global organizations.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Congress of punishing Sachin Pilot because his father Rajesh Pilot had revolted against the party high command in 1996, highlighting the ongoing tensions within the party.
Nearly half of U.S. adults believe that too much funding is going to Ukraine during its war with Russia, although opposition to aid has decreased among Republicans.
Adani Ports has pulled out of the Rs 25,000 crore Tajpur deep sea port project in West Bengal due to financial concerns and the project's unviability, dealing a blow to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's dream project.
The Intercept accused India's intelligence agency, RAW, of assassinating Sikh and Kashmiri activists abroad based on leaked Pakistani intelligence documents, but India's involvement in such killings is highly unlikely.