The White House has issued new rules on how the government can use AI to reduce risks, including appointing a chief AI officer, implementing safeguards, and issuing public reports on AI usage; meanwhile, a shrimp processing plant in Quebec experienced a fire, a 70-year-old man in China was brutally attacked by a wild boar, the National Archives has handed over more Biden emails to House GOP, and Malaysian authorities have arrested three people suspected of supplying firearms to an Israeli man.
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Thousands of Israelis and family members of hostages gathered in Tel Aviv, calling for the immediate release of Israelis held captive by Hamas in Gaza.
Reform MP Lee Anderson criticizes rail bosses for posting a Ramadan message on departure boards at King’s Cross railway station, calling it "virtue-signalling claptrap."
Chandrababu Naidu's shifting statements and contradictions reflect his confusion and desperation as he tries to regain power, making promises like increasing salaries for volunteers and delivering pensions to homes reminiscent of Jagan's policies.
The Rivers State House of Assembly has threatened to impeach Governor Siminalayi Fubara if necessary to uphold the Constitution, following an attack on the governor by the former Rivers State Peoples Democratic Party Presidential Campaign Council.
BJP MLA Maheshwar Reddy issues a warning to Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, threatening to topple his government in 48 hours if he contacts any BJP MLAs, while accusing him of unethical behavior and corruption.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky dismisses several advisers, including his assistant Serhiy Shefir, as the country struggles in its defense against the Russian invasion and faces challenges due to faltering Western aid.
President Joe Biden is facing "clear" evidence that he lied about his knowledge of his son's business dealings, according to legal analyst Jonathan Turley amid his impeachment inquiry.
Russian journalist Antonina Favorskaya has been jailed in Moscow on extremism charges for her coverage of the trial of late Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny.
Senator Patty Murray, chairwoman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, successfully secured an additional $1 billion for child care and early education programs, despite facing political challenges, in a recent $1.2 trillion spending law.
Families of hostages held in Gaza rally across Israel, calling for their release and demanding early elections, while police enforce special measures; protests are taking place in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, Be'er Sheva, Caesarea, and other cities.
Former defence secretary Ben Wallace has expressed his skepticism that allowing armed forces recruits to have beards would address the staffing problem, emphasizing the need for a more comprehensive solution to the recruitment crisis currently facing the armed forces.
Former RNC chairman Michael Steele criticizes GOP members skeptical of using federal funds to rebuild Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, while the closure of the Port of Baltimore due to the bridge collapse disrupts car manufacturers' operations.
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The Indian National Congress has reportedly been served demand notices worth Rs 1,823 crore by the Income Tax department, with the total demand potentially reaching over Rs 2,500 crore, due to cash receipts and alleged corruption involving Kamal Nath's aides and Megha Engineering.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy continues his reshuffle by firing a senior aide and dismissing three advisers and two other officials.
There is a "real" threat of conflict between the West and Russia, warns Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, highlighting the need to support Ukraine in order to ensure the safety of Europe.
Poland's prime minister warns that Europe is in a "prewar" era and urges an increase in defense spending to prepare for possible conflicts with Russia.
Imran Khan has appointed three focal persons for meetings with him in Adiala Jail after standard operating procedures (SOPs) were agreed to with the prison superintendent regarding visitation, complying with various court orders.
The Telangana police have registered a case against K. T. Rama Rao, the working president of Bharat Rashtra Samithi, for accusing Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy of sending Rs 2,500 crore to the Congress high command for the Lok Sabha elections.
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has raised concerns over the new Telecom Bill passed in Parliament, questioning the government's potential irregularities in the allocation of satellite broadband spectrum and alleging a scam worth thousands of crores.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu canceled an Israeli delegation's visit to Washington after the U.S. abstained from a UN Security Council vote on a Gaza cease-fire, which Netanyahu saw as a departure from U.S. support of Israel.
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether to intervene in a case where the city of Honolulu is suing major fossil fuel companies for climate change damages, with one side claiming that the Hawaii court is attempting to force progressive lifestyle choices on all Americans.
A member of Yair Netanyahu's security team allegedly asked an anti-judicial reform protester not to publish information about the Netanyahu family, sparking controversy and concerns about privacy and freedom of speech.
Veteran Congress leader Shamanur Shivashankarappa faced criticism from shuttler Saina Nehwal for making a sexist remark about a BJP candidate, stating that women should be restricted to the kitchen.
Retired Justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani has been appointed as the head of an inquiry commission to investigate allegations of interference in judicial independence by the intelligence apparatus, following a letter from six Islamabad High Court judges describing attempts to pressure judges through abduction, torture, and surveillance.
KTR, once viewed as a powerful leader, has become a laughing stock due to phone-tapping allegations and his inability to garner support, with people now mocking his speeches and arrests in his family.
The United States will impose new visa restrictions on Hong Kong officials in response to the recently enacted national security law that targets dissent and restricts freedoms.
Nandamuri Suhasini's courtesy call to Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has sparked speculation that she may join the Congress in the near future, following the trend of many others who have met Reddy.
Revanth Reddy is a highly reliable and corruption-free Chief Minister of Telangana, setting a record in the last 10-15 years, but there are speculations about his focus on corruption after the elections.
Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra alleges a corruption scandal worth thousands of crores in the allocation of satellite broadband spectrum through the new Telecom Bill passed in the Parliament, questioning the timing and process of the bill.
The President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria, Emeka Rollas, expresses gratitude to President Bola Tinubu for his support in the recovery of veteran actor Zack Orji who underwent post-surgery assessment in the United Kingdom.
Despite some discontentment among locals in his ancestral village of Siwani, Haryana, over his lack of visits, Arvind Kejriwal's uncle Girdhar Lal Bansal firmly believes in his nephew's innocence and criticizes his arrest in the Delhi liquor policy case as a ploy to defame those against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The federal cabinet of Pakistan has approved the formation of an inquiry commission, headed by former Chief Justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani, to investigate allegations of interference by intelligence agencies in the judicial affairs of Islamabad High Court judges.
PTI founder Imran Khan appoints three focal persons after reaching an agreement with Adiala jail authorities, allowing him to meet family members and lawyers on certain days, amid security concerns.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore is thrust into the international spotlight as he leads the recovery efforts following the collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, potentially propelling him towards a future presidential bid.
YSRCP’s Singanamala Assembly candidate Veeranjaneyulu is at the center of a controversy as the ruling party claims he is a poor tipper driver, while the TDP alleges he is a "dummy" candidate, causing a war of words between the two parties.
Liz Truss's short-lived premiership was marked by multiple failures and a record-breaking 9% approval rating, leading her to align herself with a newly-formed organization called Popular Conservatism in pursuit of a low-tax, small-state rightwing agenda.
Former governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, is accused of stealing N800 million from the Universal Basic Education Fund, leading to a ban on the state government's access to the funds; he is also facing charges for stealing N2.5 billion from the state's treasury.
APC stalwarts express disappointment over President Tinubu's appointments, alleging favoritism and a lack of regard for qualifications or party loyalty.
The United States has accepted the newly formed Palestinian autonomy government as a step towards political reform, aiming to revitalize the Palestinian Authority and potentially have it administer the Gaza Strip after the Israel-Hamas war, despite its lack of popular support and legitimacy among Palestinians.
The Zardari family now holds the record for the most number of legislators from a family in Pakistani politics after President Asif Ali Zardari's daughter, Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, won a by-election unopposed.
Former Deputy General Secretary of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Obiri Boahen, has expressed concern over Ghana's road safety crisis and called for urgent action to address the inadequate road infrastructure, citing the need for the government to fulfill its promise of revamping the railway sector as a solution.
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Israel's Supreme Court ruling curtailing subsidies for ultra-Orthodox men has raised questions about the viability of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition and could potentially lead to new elections.
Amidst recent concerns over the independence of India's judiciary, a letter of support from around 600 members of the bar, including prominent lawyer Harish Salve, has been endorsed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, indicating parallels to past political interference with the judiciary in the 1970s.
The White House has called out journalists for stealing items, such as pillowcases and dinnerware, from Air Force One, prompting a reprimanding email from the White House Correspondents' Association.
Relatives of the victims of Brazil's dictatorship express anger and disappointment over President Lula's decision to block official remembrance events marking the 60th anniversary of the military coup, which resulted in the deaths, disappearances, and torture of thousands of individuals.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy warns that anyone involved in the alleged phone-tapping under the previous BRS government will be sent to jail, in response to BRS working president KT Rama Rao's remark that 'one or two phones may have been tapped.'