A court-appointed trustee is pursuing legal action against several figures in the MAGA world, including Steve Bannon, Jason Miller, and Fox News, seeking to recover money that a Chinese businessman allegedly transferred fraudulently to hide wealth from his creditors.
Nigeria is considering raising up to $1 billion in external borrowing in 2024 through its first eurobond issuance since 2022, with investment banks such as Citigroup, JPMorgan, and Goldman Sachs advising on the deal.
Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has condemned a controversial gathering of ruling party members involving scantily-clad dancers, calling it "highly inappropriate and most regrettable."
Kingdom of Jesus Christ founder Apollo Quiboloy may already be arrested after his absence during a House of Representatives panel hearing regarding alleged franchise violations of Sonshine Media Network International.
Kisii Senator Richard Onyonka narrates his failed attempts to resolve the governance issues that led to the impeachment of Deputy Governor Robert Monda, stating that the matter should not have been brought to the Senate in the first place.
Senior Kapu leader Mudragada Padmanabham and his son have joined the YSR Congress Party, with party president and Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy welcoming them and emphasizing his commitment to the upliftment of the Kapu community.
Kisii Senator Richard Onyonka expresses humiliation over the impeachment of Kisii Deputy Governor Robert Monda, stating that it reflects poorly on the leadership and governance of Kisii County.
Dr. Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe, a founding member of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), accuses President Akufo-Addo of dishonesty in addressing the recent power outages (dumsor) in Ghana.
Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) is facing internal disputes over the induction of its leader Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui into the federal cabinet and the potential appointment of Khushbakht Shujaat as the new Sindh governor, leading to strong reservations among party members who claim they were not consulted, further intensifying the differences within the party.
Former minister YS Vivekananda Reddy's wife Soubhagyamma accuses YCP president and Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy of backing her husband's murderers and urges the electorate not to vote for him, citing anarchy and suspicions of prior knowledge about the killing.
Four senators, Fatuma Dullo, Danson Mungatana, Abdul Haji, and Oburu Oginga, did not vote in the impeachment trial of Kisii Deputy Governor Robert Monda.
Mamata Banerjee has been admitted to the hospital after suffering a major injury by slipping and hitting her head on furniture, with the cause initially speculated to be a mysterious push.
Viktor Braginskyi, director of the Kyiv Metro, will be dismissed due to an investigation revealing his financial misconduct and embezzlement of funds, prompting Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko to call for his resignation.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas appoints his economic adviser, Mohammad Mustafa, as the next prime minister amidst pressure to reform the Palestinian Authority, but faces obstacles including opposition from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the ongoing war with Hamas.
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US President Joe Biden opposes the sale of a Pittsburgh-based steel manufacturer to Japan's largest steel producer, aiming to support American steel companies and workers as he seeks to consolidate support in Pennsylvania.
The Senate spokesperson criticized the Peoples Democratic Party for calling for the resignation of the Senate President over unfounded allegations of budget padding.
Senate Republicans are criticizing new rules that aim to prevent judge-shopping and ensure fair hearings for cases seeking to reverse or block Biden administration policies. Conservatives have exploited judge-shopping to file suits in specific locations where they are likely to receive a sympathetic hearing.
A chief warrant officer dies in the Israel-Hamas war, Yemen's Houthis aim to prevent Israeli vessels in the Indian ocean, protests continue in Israel against the war, Palestine forms a new government, and a ship with food is en route to Gaza.
Senate Republicans are opposing a new federal courts policy aimed at reducing "judge shopping" by sending letters to chief judges, suggesting that they are not obligated to follow the policy which assigns random judges to cases with national implications.
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A powerful gang leader in Haiti threatens political leaders participating in a planned transition council, as violence surges in the capital amid fires and attacks.
An American company with ties to Donald Trump paid $600,000 to a former FBI informant who spread false information about the Biden family and their business dealings in Ukraine.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has been criticized by the Dallas Morning News for targeting political adversaries and abusing his office since his acquittal on corruption charges, with the newspaper describing his actions as "petty, ideological, and dangerous."
The National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) has called on President Bola Tinubu, the Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, and the Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation, Lateef Fagbemi, to intervene and enforce a court order to remove the former President of the union, Najeem Usman Yasin, from the union's National Secretariat to prevent a breakdown of law and order.
The Biden administration has removed reports on the federal government's payment of over $100 million a year to employees who work for unions instead of their government jobs, raising concerns about transparency and taxpayer funding of both sides of the bargaining table.
House Republicans are considering seizing Russian assets to fund war aid for Ukraine, while also exploring the possibility of providing loans to the Ukrainian government instead of grants to reduce costs and gain more GOP support.
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin vetoed legislation that would require companies to disclose their internal diversity when applying for tax breaks or state incentives, arguing that such requirements could discourage investment and undermine the achievements of women and minorities.
A Florida man charged with interfering with police during the Jan. 6 Capitol siege is connected to a network of supporters who have helped other Capitol riot defendants avoid capture, according to prosecutors.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has called for Israelis to hold elections and choose a new government that can better handle the threat of Hamas, in his harshest criticism yet of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Sen. Rand Paul clashed with Fox News host Brian Kilmeade over the potential TikTok ban, with Paul arguing that the popular app is not owned by the Chinese government and that it should not be banned solely because of its unsavory government associations.
Former Trump aide Peter Navarro's request to avoid prison time for defying a subpoena from the Jan. 6 select committee was rejected by a federal appeals court, bringing him one step closer to serving a four-month sentence.
Former Trump adviser Peter Navarro's bid to stay out of prison while appealing his conviction for refusing to comply with a congressional subpoena related to the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol has been denied by a federal appeals court.
Kenya has paused the deployment of 1,000 police officers to Haiti due to the ongoing gang violence and social unrest in the country.
The House Judiciary Committee Chairman is threatening to subpoena the Homeland Security Secretary over a lack of transparency regarding the migrant accused of killing Laken Riley.
The US government is offering a reward of up to $1 million for businessman Vladislav Osipov, who allegedly helped a Russian oligarch's yacht evade sanctions by using monogrammed bathrobes to reveal its true identity.
Republican lawmakers toured a Lockheed Martin factory in Arkansas with General C.Q. Brown, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in an effort to garner support for a stalled Ukraine aid package that is vital for providing munitions to Kyiv and supporting jobs in their districts.
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Agence France-Press (AFP) is reconsidering its relationship with the Prince and Princess of Wales after a doctored photo of Princess Kate caused a controversy, leading AFP, along with other news agencies, to stop distributing the photo due to evidence of digital manipulation.
The newly elected chairman of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, Tajudeen Baruwa, has called on President Bola Tinubu and the Inspector General of Police to enforce a court order for his predecessor to vacate the national secretariat.
Speaker Mike Johnson assured Republican senators that he is committed to finding a path forward for Ukraine aid in the House of Representatives, indicating that aid to Ukraine is not yet dead in Congress; however, the aid package being considered is unlikely to resemble the $95 billion package passed by the Senate and may include elements such as a loan program and the REPO Act.
The U.S. Senate confirmed Dennis B. Hankins as ambassador to Haiti amidst the country's violent gang crisis, although one senator plans to block nominees until President Biden changes his energy policies and the Prime Minister of Haiti announced his resignation.
House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan threatens contempt proceedings against Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis over a subpoena for information about her use of federal funds.
A powerful gang leader in Haiti has issued threats to political leaders involved in the planned transition council, while Canada has evacuated embassy staff due to escalating violence in Port-au-Prince.
House Republicans are accusing President Biden of building a temporary aid port for Gaza in a bid to win back progressive voters ahead of November, which they believe puts American lives at risk.
U.S. Senate Republicans are urging the federal judiciary to reconsider a new policy aimed at preventing "judge shopping," which allows conservative litigants to steer cases challenging President Joe Biden's agenda to sympathetic judges. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell criticized the policy as an "unforced error" and warned of potential consequences for the judiciary's procedural independence.
The decision to remove the words "Duty, Honor, Country" from the mission statement of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point has sparked outrage, with some people expressing concerns about the academy going "woke" or becoming "full globalist," while officials argue that the change is simply an update to include the Army Values.
President Biden's former ghostwriter, Mark Zwonitzer, was seen in New York City shortly after Special Counsel Robert Hur testified before Congress regarding Biden's handling of classified documents.
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua jokes about his early morning routine forced upon him by President William Ruto, asking residents to plead with the President to push his waking time to 5 am due to his age and being a pastor's husband.
The United States has imposed sanctions on Israeli individuals and their entities for engaging in violence against Palestinians in the West Bank, aiming to promote accountability and deter settler violence that threatens peace in the area.