Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a closed-door meeting with Senate Republicans to discuss the current status of the Israel-Hamas war and his plans for an invasion into Rafah, while facing criticism from Democrats for his politicization of the war.
House Republicans leading impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden refuse to second a motion by a Florida Democrat to impeach the president, calling it a "fake" probe.
House conservatives criticize the spending deal negotiated by Speaker Mike Johnson as being pushed through without their input and leading to increased American debt.
The flagship Rwanda deportation bill, which aims to block Strasbourg from halting the removal of asylum seekers to east Africa, is expected to be delayed until at least next month after the House of Lords inflicted seven defeats on the legislation, making it increasingly difficult to fulfill the prime minister's plan to see flights take off for Kigali by spring.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer blames Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the cracks in U.S. solidarity with his government, saying that when Netanyahu makes these issues partisan, he hurts the cause of Israel.
During a House Oversight Committee hearing, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez asked former Biden family associate Tony Bobulinski to name the crimes he alleges he witnessed President Biden commit.
There are concerns that Donald Trump may seek foreign aid, including from Russian oligarchs, to pay his court-ordered $464 million bond, which could pose a national security threat if that party expects favoritism if Trump were to become president again.
The House Oversight Committee's impeachment inquiry into President Biden was undermined by the testimony of a GOP insider in prison, a Republican lawmaker's confusion between Kazakhstan and Ukraine, and the former associate of Rudy Giuliani, who claimed that the push to discredit the president is based on lies from Russian intelligence.
Lev Parnas, a former aide to Rudy Giuliani, accused Senator Ron Johnson and Congressman Pete Sessions of collaborating with Russia to dig up dirt on President Biden during his 2020 campaign.
The House of Representatives has passed a bill to increase the salaries, allowances, and fringe benefits of judicial office holders in Nigeria, with the Chief Justice of Nigeria earning a total monthly package of N5.39m.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is privately seeking to speak with U.S. lawmakers on Capitol Hill in an effort to address divisions over Israel's war in Gaza, with Majority Leader Sen. Chuck Schumer denying his request due to wanting to avoid partisan discussions.
Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, has announced that the new ministerial appointees will not be approved until the Supreme Court determines an application for interlocutory injunction, in order to uphold the rule of law.
Lawmakers are working on a $1.2 trillion spending bill to fund the government through the fall, with provisions sought by both Democrats and Republicans, in a race against time to avert a partial government shutdown.
A federal judge suggested that Michael Cohen committed perjury, supporting former President Donald Trump's claim that his former lawyer is an untrustworthy liar.
Former business associate of the Biden family, Tony Bobulinski, testified that he personally witnessed President Joe Biden commit a crime during an impeachment hearing, leading to a heated exchange with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez who challenged him to name the specific crime.
Sen. Rand Paul plans to hold up a package of spending bills to keep parts of the government open through September due to concerns about the growing national debt.
James Kennedy was caught on video in an aggressive confrontation, adding to the ongoing allegations of abusive behavior towards others.
Daily Kos is encouraging people to get involved in the upcoming elections and expressing solidarity with the Black community.
China dismisses international criticism of its new national security law in Hong Kong, known as Article 23, which is seen as eroding civil liberties, while critics argue that it is driving a crackdown on dissent and undermining due process.
The latest House GOP-led inquiry into whether to impeach President Joe Biden didn't receive much live coverage from major news networks, indicating a loss of steam in the effort among Republican lawmakers.
The House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill that blocks the sale of sensitive American user data to foreign adversaries, as part of a bipartisan effort to protect American user data from overseas threats.
A Bharat Rashtra Samithi leader in Hyderabad has been booked by the police for his social media post alleging involvement of Telangana Chief Minister's brother in a scam.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has called on the GOP to specify the exact crime they are accusing President Biden of as they continue with their impeachment inquiry.
House Republicans are facing difficulties in their impeachment probe into President Biden as they struggle to garner Democratic support for a vote on the House floor.
Republican Congressman Mike Johnson says he is considering inviting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to address Congress in order to show solidarity and support for Israel amid rising tensions and partisanship surrounding the Gaza war.
The High Court in Machakos has halted the gazetting and declared the seat of the Kisii Deputy Governor vacant following his impeachment, with the court considering the matter urgent and requiring immediate attention.
PTI leader Hammad Azhar has stepped down from his positions in the party's Punjab chapter due to legal tribulations and hindrance in performing his duties, including being booked in 42 cases and facing media bans and harassment of his family.
Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-Fla.) wore a mask of Russian President Vladimir Putin as a swipe at Republicans during the House impeachment inquiry hearing on allegations about the Biden family's business dealings overseas.
House Republicans are struggling to salvage their investigation against President Biden after one of their key informants, Lev Parnas, admitted during a hearing that he found zero evidence of the Bidens' corruption in Ukraine and that the impeachment proceedings were based on false information spread by Russia.
Senator Marsha Blackburn is questioning the U.S. Military Academy at West Point's decision to replace its traditional mission statement with the phrase "Army values," citing concerns that it represents a vague subjective that can be changed based on cultural and personal preference, and asserting that military institutions should focus on developing principled leaders and warriors rather than diversity and inclusion initiatives.
Democratic Caucus Chair Rep. Pete Aguilar urged House Speaker Mike Johnson and Republicans to prioritize the national security supplemental bill, highlighting the need for humanitarian assistance associated with the package to aid democratic allies in Ukraine and Israel.
Lev Parnas, a former associate of Rudy Giuliani, criticized Donald Trump, Giuliani, and other allies for spreading false claims about the Biden family during the House Oversight Committee's hearing on the GOP impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. Parnas stated that the accusations against Biden were baseless and originated from the Russian government.
Vietnam President Vo Van Thuong has resigned due to "violations" and "shortcomings" that negatively affected the reputation of the governing Communist Party and the state, making him the second president to resign in two years amid an anticorruption crackdown.
Vietnam's President Vo Van Thuong resigns amid an intense anti-corruption campaign, raising concerns about political stability in a strategically important country amidst US-China competition.
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) plans to hold up a $1 trillion spending package due to concerns about increasing the national debt, potentially leading to a government shutdown.
During a House Oversight impeachment hearing, tensions rose when Democratic witnesses were not allowed to testify remotely while Republican witnesses were, leading to a parliamentary inquiry and accusations of stunts.
Rep. Jamie Raskin criticized Republicans during an impeachment hearing, calling the inquiry a "spectacular failure" that is coming to an end.
A resurfaced video clip shows Representative Lauren Boebert expressing respect for former President Barack Obama in a 2014 interview, contradicting her recent controversial remarks about President Joe Biden.
The Biden administration is warning that cyberattacks targeting drinking water and wastewater systems across the US pose a serious threat due to the lack of stringent cybersecurity measures in place.
Florida Representative Jared Moskowitz mocked the GOP's investigation into Hunter Biden's business dealings by wearing a rubber mask of Russian President Vladimir Putin during a House Oversight and Accountability Committee hearing.
US Assistant Secretary of State Donald Lu denies allegations made by former Prime Minister Imran Khan of a US conspiracy to oust his government, calling them a "conspiracy theory, lie, and complete falsehood."
House Republican impeachment inquiry witnesses will accuse Hunter Biden and James Biden of lying during a Wednesday congressional hearing regarding their overseas business involvement, according to prepared remarks obtained by The Post.
Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman expressed the desire to strengthen bilateral ties with Pakistan during his meeting with Chief of Army Staff General Asim Munir, highlighting the historical, multifaceted relationship rooted in economic, military, and diplomatic cooperation between the two countries.
Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer engage in a heated debate during Prime Minister's Questions, with Sunak taking credit for positive developments and blaming the opposition for failures, while Starmer criticizes the Conservative government's track record and presents alternative solutions.
A Federal High Court in Abuja has refused to prevent the impeachment proceedings against Edo State Deputy Governor, Philip Shaibu, by the state House of Assembly.
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says preparations for a ground operation in Rafah will take time, while the French Navy destroys a Houthi combat drone, and Saudi Arabia pledges an additional $40 million in funding to the UN Palestinian refugee agency UNRWA.
President Biden's State of the Union speech is unlikely to significantly impact his approval ratings, as historical data shows that such speeches rarely result in meaningful changes in presidential approval.
The head of MI6, Richard Moore, has resigned from the male-only Garrick Club after facing criticism for joining a club that has repeatedly denied women membership, following the publication of the club's membership list and internal pressure from colleagues within MI6.
The Nigerian National Assembly has passed a student loan bill into law following the consideration of a report from the Committee on Tertiary Institutions and TETFUND, in response to President Bola Tinubu's request to repeal and reenact the bill.
Manchu Manoj emphasized the importance of unity and indirectly referenced his strained relationship with his brother Manchu Vishnu during their father's birthday celebration at their educational institute.