President Biden failed to acknowledge his fifth granddaughter, Navy Joan Roberts, during a Women's History Month reception at the White House, despite previously acknowledging her existence.
Congressional leaders have reached a deal to fund the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) through fiscal year 2024, avoiding a shutdown but potentially requiring a short-term continuing resolution to buy more time for review.
Leaders of the All Progressives Congress in the Federal Capital Territory are protesting against recent appointments made by the Minister of the FCT, Nyesom Wike, claiming that he is favoring his People's Democratic Party loyalists over their own members and urging President Bola Tinubu to intervene.
Michael Cohen, former personal attorney to Donald Trump, warns that if Trump's $454 million judgment is funded by foreign entities such as Russia or Qatar, it could jeopardize US national security and make him the most dangerous threat to national security and democracy.
Lawmakers are close to reaching a deal on infrastructure project reform, according to Senator Joe Manchin.
Chinese magnate Hui Qin has pleaded guilty to making straw donations to politicians, including New York Mayor Eric Adams.
Chinese authorities are cracking down on followers of an influential Chinese dissident's X account, summoning them for police questioning simply because they followed the account, a clear indication of the government's tightening control of freedom of expression in the country.
Devon Archer, a former business associate of Hunter Biden, has declined an invitation to testify at a public hearing regarding allegations of influence peddling by President Joe Biden, citing insufficient time to prepare and travel constraints.
Disinformation resurfaces about DAP leader and cabinet minister Nga Kor Ming owning Old Town White Coffee, despite previous debunking and the fact that the restaurant chain is no longer owned by Malaysians.
Former Trump White House trade adviser Peter Navarro is set to report to a Miami federal prison after losing his appeal to the Supreme Court regarding his conviction for two contempt of Congress charges related to the January 6th committee investigation.
Utah leaders are looking to lessons from the past, such as the infrastructure developed by pioneers, to address the state's current and future transportation and infrastructure needs as it faces new challenges due to population growth and advancements in technology.
Croatia's highest court has ruled that President Zoran Milanovic cannot run in next month's election to become prime minister without resigning, leading to a constitutional standoff and accusations of a "coup."
Prime Minister Narendra Modi faces criticism and trolling on social media after he fails to mention Andhra Pradesh in a tweet, leading to speculation that he believes the NDA won't do well in the state.
Hunter Biden's business associate, Eric Schwerin, did not document a $40,000 loan from President Biden to his younger brother James, despite having access to the president's financial accounts, according to a congressional interview transcript.
Former aide for Donald Trump, Peter Navarro, must surrender to a federal prison in Miami to serve a four-month sentence for ignoring a subpoena from Congress after the Supreme Court denied his plea to remain out of jail during his appeals process.
Congressional leaders are still negotiating how to fund the federal government, with the Department of Homeland Security being the final sticking point, as lawmakers struggle to reach an agreement by the Friday deadline.
A Hezbollah member caught at the US southern border admitted his ties to the militant group, raising concerns about the effectiveness of screening procedures for individuals entering the country.
Daily Kos is encouraging involvement in upcoming elections and showing solidarity with the Black community.
Former Trump adviser Peter Navarro has been denied a postponement of his four-month prison sentence by the Supreme Court after being convicted of contempt of Congress for refusing to cooperate with the House committee investigating the Capitol attack, and is now set to report for detention.
Former President Barack Obama visited No. 10 Downing Street in London for an informal meeting with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, discussing various topics including international affairs and AI.
U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham expressed confidence that the stalled aid package for Ukraine would be approved soon but called for the aid to be provided in the form of a low-interest, waivable loan, citing U.S. domestic problems such as border security, while highlighting the preference of loans over grants by Republicans and former President Donald Trump.
Former US President Donald Trump will be interviewed on GB News, where he is expected to discuss various topics including his rival Joe Biden, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, media witch-hunts, demographic trends in America, and the US future involvement with NATO.
Alabama House Representative John Rogers has resigned after pleading guilty to federal conspiracy and obstruction of justice charges related to a kickback scheme, and he will be sentenced on July 26.
Cuban officials are urging the Biden administration to engage in talks on human rights and other issues as the country faces protests and its worst economic crisis since the Cold War, but the US has not responded.
Welsh Labour politicians have held a meeting to discuss concerns about their newly elected leader Vaughan Gething, who received a £200,000 donation from a firm owned by a man convicted of environmental crimes.
Former US President Barack Obama paid a visit to UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at 10 Downing Street to discuss international affairs and artificial intelligence.
President Joe Biden has been seen wearing a pair of wide sole trainers, leading to debates over his physical health and speculation that the shoes may be intended to help prevent him from tripping.
Nike co-founder Phil Knight, the richest person in Oregon, recently made a $2 million contribution to a political action committee supporting Republicans in the state's legislature.
The Pentagon is working to find a way for U.S. troops to stay in Niger following a directive that they leave, amidst concerns about the country's relationships with Russia and Iran.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed a bill known as the "Arizona Starter Homes Act," which aimed to alleviate housing costs, citing concerns of increased housing density near military installations and public safety issues.
Retired Gen. Mark Milley will testify before a House committee on the Biden administration's withdrawal from Afghanistan, potentially providing a more candid assessment of the chaotic event.
President Bola Tinubu has made changes to the leadership team of the National Commission for Almajiri and Out-of-School Children Education, appointing Brigadier-General Lawal Isa as chairman and Dr. Idris Sani as executive secretary/CEO.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed a housing bill due to concerns that it would make Arizona a housing reform experiment with uncertain outcomes, despite the bill receiving bipartisan support in the Legislature.
The House of Commons in Canada passed a motion that no longer calls for the government to officially recognize Palestinian statehood, after last-minute amendments were brought in by the governing Liberals.
The Reform UK co-deputy leader, Ben Habib, criticizes attempts to weaken the implementation of the Rwanda bill aimed at deterring asylum seekers, while Prime Minister Rishi Sunak remains optimistic about the plan to send migrants to Rwanda as a deterrent.
Some Biden staffers are reportedly unhappy with the number of Obama veterans in the current administration, feeling that they prioritize their own interests over President Joe Biden's, while Biden aides emphasize their differences and assert that Obama would be jealous of Biden's accomplishments.
Cuba's foreign ministry summons top U.S. diplomat, accusing the U.S. embassy of attempting to incite anti-government protests and interfering in Cuba's internal affairs following widespread demonstrations against blackouts and food shortages.
Former Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao announced that R. S. Praveen Kumar, who recently joined Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) after quitting Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), will be appointed as the General Secretary of the party, with plans to rebuild and unite Dalits and weaker sections of society.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has scheduled a special election to fill the vacant seat in the Alabama House of Representatives previously held by Democrat John Rogers, who resigned after pleading guilty to felony charges associated with a kickback scheme.
GB News, a TV channel in the UK, has been reprimanded for breaking broadcasting rules with shows hosted by three Conservative politicians.
The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and its alliance partners in Andhra Pradesh demand the dismissal of top police officials for allegedly conspiring against the NDA public meeting addressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, claiming failure to implement proper security arrangements and intentional disruption tactics by the ruling party.
Former US President Barack Obama visited 10 Downing Street for an informal meeting with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, discussing the work of the Obama Foundation.
Social media platform X was already banned in Pakistan before the new government took over, according to the Information Minister, who acknowledged the lack of an official notification for the ban.
The Biden administration will ban or phase out ongoing uses of asbestos in the U.S. due to its known carcinogenic properties, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Indiana has banned localities from entering into cooperative agreements with institutions and governments based in "foreign adversary" countries, including China, due to concerns over Communist Party influence and influence operations.
UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced tax cuts, red tape reductions, and the creation of apprenticeships at the SME Connect conference in Warwickshire, while highlighting the need for more equity investment in female founders.
President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held their first interaction in over a month, discussing the food crisis in Gaza and concerns about the conduct of the war, amidst growing tension and divisions between the allies.
Chinese President Xi Jinping will meet French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris in early May for his first trip to Europe since the pandemic, as China seeks to rebuild relations with Europe despite concerns over its partnership with Russia.
The U.S. Supreme Court justices express skepticism towards a challenge against President Biden's administration over its encouragement of social media platforms to remove posts deemed as misinformation, raising concerns about potential violations of free speech rights.
Freddie Blay, Chairman of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), defends the corporation's recent increases in allowances, stating they are reasonable and agreed upon by GNPC.