Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene responded to calls for decorum during the State of the Union by saying it would depend on President Biden's remarks, citing broken decorum by Congress and the White House and criticizing Biden's open-border policies.
President Biden's outgoing climate czar, John Kerry, faced criticism after suggesting that the world might "feel better" about the ongoing conflict in Ukraine if Russia cut its emissions.
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is criticized by Dan Abrams for proposing cuts to federal law enforcement, with Abrams arguing that it is effectively "defunding the police" and claiming that the Department of Justice (DOJ) is targeting Republicans, citing numerous Democrats who have been prosecuted by the DOJ.
Rep. Ronny Jackson, R-Texas, has been demoted by the Navy following a report that found he engaged in "inappropriate conduct" while serving as the top White House physician for Presidents Obama and Trump.
An ex-convict who was previously imprisoned with Anthony Weiner has attempted to sell a typewriter tape cartridge that he claimed Weiner used to write letters while in prison, with the offer suggesting it could contain information about Weiner's former wife, Huma Abedin, and the Clintons.
The Justice Department argues that former President Donald Trump's attempts to avoid criminal charges over his hoarding of classified documents and lying to authorities should not exempt him from the nation's laws and principles of accountability.
Katie Britt, the youngest Republican woman serving in the Senate, will deliver the rebuttal to the State of the Union address, following a recent political battle over women's access to in vitro fertilization in Alabama.
The Senate passed legislation renewing the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act to provide compensation for Americans exposed to radiation by the government, despite concerns over the estimated $50 billion cost, with advocates arguing that the government should take responsibility for the health risks caused by nuclear waste.
London has become a "no-go zone for Jews" during pro-Palestinian marches, according to the government's counter-extremism commissioner, who calls for bolder action to tackle extremism.
The compromise budget legislation in Virginia does not include language enabling the proposed relocation of the Washington Wizards and Washington Capitals, dealing another blow to Governor Glenn Youngkin's plan.
Haiti advocates in the US are urging the Biden administration to reconsider its approach to the country amidst escalating gang warfare and threats to the U.S.-backed government.
The joining of Kapu leaders Mudragada Padmanabham and Chegondi Harirama Jogaiah's family members into the YSR Congress party, along with the recent defection of Chegondi Suryaprakash, poses concerns for Jana Sena Party chief Pawan Kalyan as it has the potential to split the Kapu votes in Godavari districts and influence the voting pattern in favor of the YSRCP.
Russia is aggressively expanding its influence among African countries, pushing some to the tipping point of falling under its control, according to the head of US Africa Command.
The Fulton County Board of Ethics has stated that it lacks jurisdiction to hear any ethics complaints against District Attorney Fani Willis, as she is an officer of the state and not the county, providing her with protection against such complaints.
House Republicans are pressuring the Department of Justice to allow four witnesses to testify about the Hunter Biden investigation, arguing that the DOJ is stopping employees from complying with congressional subpoenas.
Florida Senate Republicans have refused to confirm Tina Descovich, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, to serve on an ethics commission due to concerns of a potential conflict of interest and her employment constituting lobbying before the legislature.
NBC News presidential historian Michael Beschloss suggests that the United States may become a "dictatorship" next year if Donald Trump is elected, and President Joe Biden should address this concern in his State of the Union address.
A crucial meeting is underway in Delhi between Telugu Desam, Janasena, and BJP to finalize the logistical aspects of their impending triangular alliance in Andhra Pradesh, with a decision expected to be made by Friday morning.
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy accuses Opposition leader N Chandrababu Naidu and Pawan Kalyan of deceiving women by not fulfilling promises made in their election manifesto, while highlighting his own government's efforts in empowering women economically.
Haiti is facing a deepening crisis as gang violence causes mass displacement, the closure of schools and businesses, and a deteriorating health system, with calls for Prime Minister Ariel Henry to resign to prevent further escalation towards a civil war and genocide.
The Senate could pass the country's first federal press shield law, the PRESS Act, this year, which would protect journalists from government snooping and extend legal protection to source confidentiality agreements.
The GOP-controlled House Ways and Means Committee passed a bill to block the Biden administration's proposed rules on minimum staffing levels for nursing homes, with Republicans in favor of the bill and Democrats against it.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre jokingly expressed that the "Morning Joe" team did not need her input, as they had already praised President Biden.
Alberto Gonzales, former Attorney General under George W. Bush, discusses his experience as a "designated survivor" for the State of the Union address and the responsibility that comes with it.
Nick Selimos, the maitre d' of the Monocle restaurant on Capitol Hill, has been a fixture of Washington political life for 50 years, knowing the personal details of politicians from both sides of the aisle and providing them with a safe and welcoming space to dine and socialize.
John Kumah, Ghana's Deputy Minister of Finance, passed away causing sadness in Parliament, with his colleague breaking down in tears, while the cause of his death is unknown but sources suggest he had been sick and receiving treatment in Germany.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen criticizes Congress for failing to provide aid to Ukraine, calling it a gift to Russian President Vladimir Putin and other adversaries.
### Summary Kyrsten Sinema's congressional career will be remembered not for her policies, but for her controversial curtsy and unconventional fashion choices.
Despite her lack of political experience and controversial views, homeschooler and Trump supporter Amy Morrow has won the Republican primary for superintendent of public instruction in North Carolina.
The State of the Union address, an annual tradition since 1790, has had its fair share of memorable moments throughout history.
The UK Ministry of Defence made payments worth £8m to a company that allegedly acted as a conduit for secret payments to high-ranking Saudi Arabian officials, including a member of the royal family.
Michael Douglas, Geena Davis, Bill Pullman, Morgan Freeman, and Tony Goldwyn appear in a White House video where President Joe Biden receives State of the Union advice from fictional presidents.
Israeli hostage families demand a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and members of the war cabinet for an update on negotiations, while Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar takes a tough stance in negotiations, demanding an end to fighting and Israel's withdrawal from Gaza.
The Fulton County Board of Ethics has decided to cancel a hearing on complaints against District Attorney Fani Willis, who faced allegations of a conflict of interest due to her romantic relationship with a special prosecutor involved in the investigation of former President Trump.
Opposition politicians, independent media, LGBTQ activists, lawyers, rights groups, and religious believers have all come under attack during Putin's 24-year rule in Russia, with crackdowns and restrictions intensifying in recent years.
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis had a Board of Ethics meeting canceled at the last minute, where complaints about her misconduct allegations regarding her relationship with Nathan Wade, the special counsel she hired to prosecute former President Trump, were expected to be discussed.
During President Biden's State of the Union address, First Lady Jill Biden will have guests that represent various issues including abortion access, immigration, foreign affairs, support for union workers, and stricter gun control.
Republican lawmakers criticize the presence of a metal fence around the U.S. Capitol for President Biden's State of the Union speech, highlighting the contrast with the administration's failure to secure the southern border.
The house of late Deputy Minister of Finance, John Kumah, was filled with distraught individuals wailing and pacing about after news of his passing was announced.
Former minister and Bharat Rashtra Samithi MLA Chemakura Malla Reddy has met with the chief minister's advisor, sparking speculation that he may join the Congress party following the demolition of his college buildings by the GHMC.
Republican Rep. Brandon Williams voted for a package of six spending bills that passed the House and will prevent a partial government shutdown.
The invitation list for President Biden's State of the Union address reflects the priorities of Democrats and Republicans in the upcoming 2024 election, with Democrats focusing on reproductive health and immigration while Republicans prioritize the nation's broken immigration system.
A £1 million war memorial to Muslims who died fighting for the UK will help heal community divisions caused by recent conflict and is not divisive, according to Jeremy Hunt.
Cookie Monster is speaking out against "shrinkflation" in the US economy, where items decrease in size or quantity while prices remain the same, sparking a response from politicians and potential action from President Biden.
President Joe Biden's team is working hard to ensure his upcoming hour-long speech to Congress is free of gaffes and effectively communicates his policy points, as he faces questions about his ability to serve a second term, with a poll indicating that 86% of Americans think he is too old for another term.
John Kumah, the Deputy Minister for Finance in Ghana, has passed away, causing shock among the public.
Pro-Ukraine lawmaker Brian Fitzpatrick plans to gather signatures to bypass House Speaker Mike Johnson and force a vote on a $95 billion foreign aid bill for Ukraine, which so far Johnson has refused to put to a vote in the House.
The Deputy Minister of Finance and MP for Ejisu, Dr. John Ampontuah Kumah, has died at the age of 45, leading to the suspension of parliamentary sitting in Ghana.
The Senate is set to vote on a bill introduced by Sen. Josh Hawley to expand and renew the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA), which compensates Americans exposed to radiation by the federal government during World War II and the Cold War.
As Hungary's authoritarian leader Viktor Orbán meets with former US President Donald Trump, there are concerns that Trump's America could mirror Hungary's slide towards authoritarianism under Orbán's rule.