The activist at an anti-Israel march revealed the true goal of the protest was to "get rid of America completely," as part of a movement called NextGen Marxism that seeks to dismantle the United States.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg aims to rehabilitate his image through strong leadership and bipartisan cooperation in the aftermath of the collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge.
President Bola Tinubu advises Nigerian religious leaders to refrain from condemning the nation and to instead focus on positive change, during a Ramadan Iftar event with traditional rulers and religious leaders.
Spring break ends for many families, concluding a period of forced quality time and indulging in the tradition of consuming unhealthy snacks, while the news cycle focuses on the Baltimore bridge collapse and its aftermath.
British journalist Catherine Belton, author of "Putin's People: How the KGB Took Back Russia and Then Took On the West," discusses the system that has allowed Vladimir Putin to rule Russia for over 20 years and the potential opportunism of Russian elites amidst the war in Ukraine.
The majority of Israelis believe that rectifying fundamental judicial, civil, and security issues is essential for the country's survival, leaving them to fester as Netanyahu's government prefers could prove fatal.
Actor-turned-politician Babu Mohan's constant party switching, from TDP to TRS to BJP to Prajashanthi to BRS, has earned him the label of the "real jumping star" in Telangana politics.
Gideon Sa'ar criticizes the lack of diverse voices in Israel's war cabinet and plans to publicly challenge government policies after resigning.
Former MP Chegondi Harirama Jogaiah, after initially disbanding his political organization, the Kapu Samkshema Sena, has decided to revive it under a new name, the State Kapu Balija Samkshema Sena, and announced support for Pawan Kalyan in the upcoming elections, stating that they will strive for the empowerment of weaker sections with the aim of eventually seeing Pawan Kalyan become the chief minister.
The Trinamool Congress strongly criticizes Sanjeev Sanyal, a member of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister, for his comments accusing West Bengal of having a "poverty of aspiration" and compares him to a "modern-day Mir Jafar", while the BJP leader defends Sanyal's statement.
Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman, the current emir of the Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Karachi chapter, has rejuvenated the party and provided it with a liberal, progressive, and secular Islamic outlook, making him a potential candidate for the national leadership of JI in Pakistan.
Chairman of Parliament’s Committee on Mines and Energy, Samuel Atta Akyea, advocates for the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) to release a load-shedding timetable amidst the ongoing power crisis, contrary to Energy Minister Matthew Opoku Prempeh's stance.
BRS receives a significant blow as party members K Keshava Rao and his daughter join Congress, while Keshava's son chooses to remain with BRS, with Viplav expressing that his father's departure is a mistake as the party requires experienced leaders like him.
The President of Estonia expresses concern about the current political situation in Russia and urges the West, including Germany, to support the stability and security of smaller states in Central and Eastern Europe in order to promote democracy and prevent further imperialist expansion.
The Chief of Staff to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State, Mr Tayo Ayinde, has dropped a threat of litigation against the Aare Onakakanfo of Yorubaland, Iba Gani Adams, following a denial of responsibility for a viral voice note.
Former Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte allegedly had an unwritten agreement with Chinese President Xi Jinping to maintain the status quo in the South China Sea, but analysts suggest that China has used the broken pact to justify their recent aggressive actions in the region.
Democratic supporters paid up to half a million dollars to attend a fundraiser with President Joe Biden and former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, sparking criticism that such access undermines democracy.
Israeli Prime Minister was caught lying to Americans, the ultra-Orthodox, and families of kidnapped Israelis, revealing a turning point in the relationship between Haredi voters and their political representatives.
Protesters interrupted President Joe Biden's conversation with Barack Obama and Bill Clinton at a fundraiser, with concerns ranging from the Israel-Hamas conflict to nuclear war with Russia, while Stephen Colbert moderated the event and Biden revealed his love for sunglasses and ice cream.
Former prime minister Imran Khan's legal team has endorsed the cross-examination of key witnesses by state-appointed counsel in order to avoid a retrial in the cipher case.
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers argues that the U.S. and China must find a way to cooperate because it is difficult to envision scenarios where one succeeds while the other fails, but he acknowledges that China's actions are making it challenging for those advocating for a more conciliatory approach.
The Biden administration has restored some protections for endangered species, reversing Trump-era changes, but environmental advocates are disappointed that certain measures allowing damage to species' habitats were left in place.
The Biden campaign fundraiser at Radio City Music Hall, which featured appearances by Joe Biden, Barack Obama, and Bill Clinton, raised over $25 million, making it the largest haul for a single political event.
Utah Sen. Mitt Romney and Michigan Sen. Gary Peters have introduced bipartisan legislation to create a new Government Spending Oversight Committee, which will expand efforts to combat fraud in federal spending, including pandemic-related funds, unemployment insurance, and small business loans.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is urging the federal government to have public servants in Ottawa return to their offices to help revitalize the city's downtown core and support the local economy.
A federal court struck down a Biden administration rule requiring states and cities to set climate targets for transportation, stating that the administration did not have the authority to enforce such targets.
The CBI has filed a closure report in the Air India-Indian Airlines merger case, which could potentially lead to the exoneration of NCP leader Praful Patel and undermine the ED case, if accepted.
The latest developments in Andhra Pradesh politics include the YCP being in high spirits while the TDP-JSP-BJP alliance is in a dull mood, Jagan criticizing and ridiculing TDP's manifesto, no change in CBN with the same conspiracies and lies, the Lotus party's non-cooperation, and Pavan Kalyan being tied to Pithapuram only, losing fears.
Tennessee's only publicly funded historically Black university, Tennessee State University (TSU), had its board of trustees removed by legislation signed into law by Republican Gov. Bill Lee, sparking criticism from Black lawmakers and community leaders who believe the university is being unfairly targeted.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has confirmed that an impeachment trial of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas will take place next month, raising concerns among Republicans that Schumer will find a way to dismiss the case.
The Republican chairman of the House Oversight panel has formally invited President Joe Biden to testify before his committee as part of its impeachment probe, citing contradictory statements made by the president regarding his involvement in his son's business dealings.
The Republican-led House Oversight Committee has invited President Biden to testify publicly in their impeachment probe after Hunter Biden's testimony failed to provide incriminating evidence.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer has formally invited President Joe Biden to testify before the panel as part of a Republican-led impeachment inquiry into allegations of Biden's involvement in and profit from his family's foreign business dealings, despite a lack of concrete evidence.
House Republicans have invited President Joe Biden to testify before Congress in their impeachment inquiry into the Biden family businesses, although it is unlikely that Biden will agree to appear.
House Republicans are pressuring the Department of Energy to slow down programs aimed at helping states and cities adopt energy-efficient building codes, citing concerns about housing affordability and limited energy choices, in a continuation of the partisan culture wars surrounding the issue.
Businessman and former Egyptian government minister Mohamed Mansour, who donated £5m to the Conservative party, has been unexpectedly knighted by Rishi Sunak, leading to calls from Labour to return the donation and accusations of arrogance and disrespect from the opposition.
Prominent women, including Dame Mary Beard and Amber Rudd, have been nominated by members of the men-only Garrick Club in an attempt to force through female membership, with legal action threatened if they are declined.
The Palestinian Authority has announced a new cabinet that aims to rebuild Gaza and fight corruption, but faces skepticism and doubts about its effectiveness.
The Texas Ethics Commission has given initial approval to a proposed rule that would require social media users to disclose if they are being paid for sharing or creating political advertisements, following earlier reports of a company paying internet influencers to defend Attorney General Ken Paxton.
MP Andrew Bridgen has been ordered to pay former health secretary Matt Hancock over £40,000 in legal fees after a judge allowed Bridgen to amend his libel claim against Hancock over an alleged defamatory social media post.
A Chinese business executive with ties to Hunter Biden and a former adviser to Joe Biden is facing legal action for failing to pay a New York designer millions in "contractually-owed payments."
The UK government has faced criticism for watering down significant aspects of the renters' reform bill, including amendments that would prevent tenants from ending contracts in the first six months and cast doubt on the removal of no-fault evictions, leading campaigners to accuse the bill of becoming a "landlords' charter."
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, a prominent opposition leader in India, has been detained on corruption charges in what he and his party claim to be a political conspiracy to crush their chances in the upcoming elections, intensifying the ongoing rivalry between Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has blamed conservative premiers for the issues with his national child-care program, accusing provincial governments of not moving quickly enough to create child-care spaces.
Labour is calling for an investigation into former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's meeting with the Venezuelan president while working as a consultant for a hedge fund, raising concerns of a potential breach of the ministerial code.
North Dakota's late attorney general's emails, previously thought to be lost forever, have been released, revealing routine staff messages and office meetings as well as a potential investigation into an ex-lawmaker.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer has invited President Biden to testify as part of the impeachment inquiry against him, citing evidence of influence peddling and millions of dollars flowing from foreign sources to Biden, prompting Comer to urge the President to answer questions from members of Congress.
President Bola Tinubu has appointed Dr. Abdullahi Bello as the Chairman of the Code of Conduct Bureau, with the expectation that he will lead the Bureau with integrity and ensure high standards of public morality and accountability.
House Republicans will deliver two articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Sec. Alejandro Mayorkas to the Senate on April 10, making him the first cabinet member to be impeached since 1876.
Rep. Dan Meuser criticizes President Biden's pledge to use federal funds to cover the cost of rebuilding the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, arguing that there are already excess funds available for infrastructure projects.