The power struggle between Palestinian factions, specifically Hamas and Fatah, is the primary political context behind the Oct. 7 attacks on southern Israel and the subsequent conflict in Gaza.
The Kremlin has urged Telegram owner Pavel Durov to be more vigilant after the messaging app was allegedly used to recruit gunmen for a terrorist attack, but there are no plans to block the platform.
Ernest Owusu-Bempah, Deputy Communications Officer of the NPP, unexpectedly joined a morning show on Onua TV and engaged in a discussion with Sammy Gyamfi, the NDC Communications Officer, regarding the government's lack of completed projects in the Ashanti Region.
Former Special Prosecutor Martin Amidu suggests that the Ahwois may have undisclosed information about the health status of NDC flagbearer John Dramani Mahama, raising concerns about their intentions and role in controlling the NDC.
Former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak is serving his sentence in Kajang prison, receiving special treatment, according to preacher Wan Ji Wan Hussin.
Colombia has expelled Argentine diplomats and accused President Javier Milei of undermining trust and insulting the dignity of Colombian President Gustavo Petro by calling him a "terrorist" and "murderer."
Germany has refused to intervene in the internal affairs of India, after the Indian government protested against condescending remarks made by a German spokesperson regarding the arrest of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
Hunter Biden's attorneys are arguing that the tax charges against him should be dismissed, claiming they were politically motivated, but federal prosecutors have rejected these claims and a decision will be issued on April 17 by U.S. District Judge Mark Scarsi.
The Islamabad High Court questions why the FIA is investigating former Prime Minister Imran Khan and Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi for not returning a diplomatic cipher, while other recipients who did the same were not probed, suggesting selective prosecution and political victimization.
Republican officials, candidates, and right-wing pundits have attempted to connect the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore to diversity initiatives, illegal immigration, coronavirus lockdowns, and the Biden administration, while unfounded theories suggest that the collapse was not an accident.
The U.S. government and intelligence officials have expressed concerns that Chinese pharmaceutical firm WuXi AppTec has transferred U.S. intellectual property to Beijing without consent, potentially contributing to China's military capabilities, as they propose legislation to restrict U.S. government funds going to certain Chinese biotech companies.
Pensioners protesting at the Ministry of Finance were denied an audience and accused the ministry of not showing interest in resolving their concerns regarding locked-up funds in distressed financial institutions.
A California man who made threatening voicemails to Nancy Pelosi and Alejandro Mayorkas has been sentenced to 11 months in prison.
The 'tamale bill' in Arizona, which would allow home cooks to sell their food and potentially improve their financial situation, has passed the State Senate but is facing opposition from Democrats and concerns about food safety.
India summons top US diplomat after Washington warns of the need for a fair legal process for arrested opposition leader.
The Centre is planning to revoke the controversial AFSPA Act and reduce troop presence in Jammu and Kashmir ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, according to Union Home Minister Amit Shah.
Former US Senator Joe Lieberman, the first Jewish vice-presidential nominee of a major party, has died at the age of 82, leaving behind a legacy as one of the last major statesmen of an era when true bipartisanship felt possible in Washington.
A local radio station in North Carolina claims the White House lied about an interview with press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, accusing her of hanging up after being questioned about the president's mental state and the economy, while the White House spokesperson stated that the station edited in the dial tone sound.
President Bola Tinubu has established a Presidential Economic Coordination Council and an Economic Management Team Emergency Taskforce in an effort to improve Nigeria's economic planning and implementation, with a focus on immediate interventions for the next six months.
Top government officials are under scrutiny as the Supreme Court hears arguments in the Murthy v. Missouri case, which questions whether the Biden Administration broke the law by requesting social media companies to remove COVID-19 misinformation posts, potentially impacting free speech in the United States.
The text discusses recent political developments in Andhra Pradesh, highlighting the challenges faced by the YCP, Jagan's campaign, and the unity within the party, as well as exposing differences within the BJP and an addition that contributes to the YCP's victory.
Democratic Senator John Fetterman praised the Republican Party for expelling former GOP Representative George Santos, contrasting it to the Democrats' treatment of Senator Bob Menendez who is facing federal charges, stating that the Republicans took a principled stand by removing Santos.
House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. James Comer (R-KY) seems to have shifted his stance on impeaching President Joe Biden, offering an alternative and preparing criminal referrals instead.
Israeli government faces a crisis as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and haredi parties fail to reach a compromise on the issue of haredi exemption from IDF service.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed confidence that "victory" in Gaza and the elimination of the senior leadership of Hamas is just a few weeks away, despite criticism and disagreements with the US over an impending invasion of Rafah and the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office has agreed to reschedule a high-level delegation to Washington to discuss plans for an operation in Rafah, following its cancellation as retribution for the U.S. abstaining from a vote on a U.N. Security Council proposal.
Chicago politician Alderman Lamont Robinson is reconsidering renaming Columbus Drive for Barack Obama after receiving backlash from Italian-Americans who questioned why the former president should be honored "at the expense of one ethnic group."
Angela Chao, sister-in-law of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, was falsely claimed to be the CEO of the company that owns the container ship that crashed into Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, but in fact, she was the chair and CEO of her family's shipping business, and the ship is owned by different entities based in Singapore.
The Department of State has responded to the public resignation of former staffer Annelle Sheline, who resigned in protest over U.S. inaction regarding the Israeli offensive in Gaza, stating that there is a broad diversity of views within the State Department on the issue.
A State Department human rights staffer has resigned in protest of the Biden administration's policy on Gaza, citing the government's enabling of potential genocide in the region as the reason for her departure.
The U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen suggested that insurance payments and the bipartisan infrastructure law could potentially cover the cost of rebuilding the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, contrary to President Biden's statement that the federal government will fully finance the project.
During President Joe Biden's visit to Raleigh, military jets escorted multiple planes out of restricted airspace near Raleigh-Durham International Airport and Raleigh, where Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris were speaking, without incident.
Motivational speaker Grant Cardone criticizes U.S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi, pointing out the vast wealth amassed by some politicians compared to their salaries, raising questions about how politicians accumulate such wealth while in public office.
The woman who stole President Joe Biden's daughter Ashley's diary and helped sell it to conservative activists may face arrest for skipping her sentencing.
President Biden warned that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) could be at risk if Donald Trump is reelected, but the GOP's hesitance to engage on the issue may limit its resonance with voters in the upcoming election, despite the law's improved favorability.
A woman who stole President Joe Biden's daughter's diary and sold it to conservative activists could face arrest after skipping her sentencing, according to a federal judge.
"The Wire" creator David Simon criticizes Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and others for spreading unfounded conspiracy theories about the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen avoided directly answering whether Elon Musk poses a national security problem to the US, but emphasized the importance of protecting national security while maintaining economic relations with China.
The Kansas House of Representatives passed a bill preventing foreign adversaries, particularly China, from buying agricultural land near sensitive military sites in order to protect national security and prevent infiltration by the Chinese Communist Party.
Newly elected MP George Galloway has faced criticism for accusing the UK and the US of being involved in the recent Moscow terror attack, with his claims being seized upon by a Kremlin-linked newspaper and condemned by fellow MPs as reckless and irresponsible.
Fiji's Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has removed Chinese officers from the country's police force, expressing concerns about Beijing's growing presence in the Pacific and its potential impact on democratic systems, while deciding to maintain a police cooperation pact with China.
Former royal aide and crossbench peer, Christopher Geidt, has been found to have breached House of Lords rules by attending a meeting with Ministry of Defence officials on behalf of a US satellite company that was paying him, resulting in a recommendation for him to write a letter of apology.
President Bola Tinubu establishes the Presidential Economic Coordination Council, consisting of key government officials and members of the private sector, to improve Nigeria's economic governance and planning.
Annelle Sheline, a Middle East analyst and human rights advocate, has resigned from her position at the US Department of State in opposition to President Joe Biden's Israel policy, expressing frustration over the lack of substantive change in policy.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to reschedule a meeting with US and Israeli officials to discuss a potential operation in Rafah, following its initial cancellation, according to the White House.
India's Foreign Ministry has summoned a US diplomat to protest against Washington's remarks on the arrest of opposition politician Arvind Kejriwal, saying that casting aspersions on India's legal processes is unwarranted and goes against the principles of diplomacy and respect for sovereignty.
House Speaker Mike Johnson is facing challenges and dilemmas as he navigates the difficult task of pushing for approval of a funding package to send ammunition and weaponry to Ukraine, with opposition from hardline conservatives and shifting dynamics in the House.
Representative James Comer blames the "deep state" and Attorney General Merrick Garland for sabotaging the impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden, despite the lack of evidence supporting the allegations.
Representative James Comer blames the "deep state" and Attorney General Merrick Garland for sabotaging the impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden, despite the lack of evidence supporting their claims.
The advisers who shaped Donald Trump’s Middle East policies, Jared Kushner and David Friedman, have called for the expulsion of Palestinians from Gaza and the annexation of the West Bank, raising concerns about a right-wing approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.