The National Association of Seadogs has called on President Bola Tinubu and other political leaders to take action and address the economic crisis in Nigeria, suggesting that the current hardships faced by Nigerians are a result of the economic policies of the Tinubu administration and the lack of vision from state governors. They advocate for urgent action to curb insecurity and implement agricultural reforms as a means to alleviate the situation.
Argentine President Javier Milei vows to implement sweeping economic reforms, with or without the support of lawmakers, as he seeks to address decades of mismanagement and drive the country towards economic recovery.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has urged young and middle-aged officials to be loyal, honest, and "keen on reform and innovation" in order to boost morale and unity amid economic and social risks.
Senator Joe Manchin was confronted by a climate activist at Harvard University, with the activist calling him a "sick f--k" and disrupting the event, leading to a violent altercation and continued disruption by other protesters.
Public Service Cabinet Secretary, Moses Kuria, has issued demands over the Bomas talks report adopted by Parliament following a political truce between President William Ruto and opposition Azimio la Umoja One Kenya alliance leader Raila Odinga, calling for the recall of the document.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who survived impeachment, is launching a campaign to oust multiple Republican party members, including House Speaker Dade Phelan, in an effort to reshape the Texas GOP and tilt the deeply conservative Legislature further to the right.
BJP MP Gautam Gambhir has asked party chief JP Nadda to relieve him of his political duties so that he can focus on his upcoming cricket commitments, though it is unclear if he is quitting politics altogether.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak addressed the nation outside No10 Downing Street, expressing concern over threats to democracy, condemning extremist behavior, and emphasizing the importance of unity and defending common values.
President William Ruto and opposition leader Raila Odinga are pushing for a seven-year term for senators in a bill that also seeks to establish the offices of Prime Minister and Official Leader of Opposition, potentially altering the next elections and enhancing political alliances.
YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, the incumbent CM of AP, is facing anti-incumbency in the state as his sister and cousin both criticize him for protecting their father's murderers and misusing power, adding to the challenges already faced by the ruling party.
China's "two sessions" political gathering is set to take place, with thousands of delegates arriving in Beijing to discuss policy for the year ahead, although the National People's Congress (NPC) is seen as a rubber-stamp parliament and the Communist party holds ultimate power.
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua is faced with a difficult choice as President William Ruto and Raila Odinga's renewed alliance leaves him in a political quandary, forcing him to either openly support Odinga's bid for the chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC) and claim it as a strategy to sideline Odinga from local politics, distance himself completely, openly oppose the government's position, or even consider resignation.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer described the closed-door deposition with Hunter Biden as a "huge success" for the impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden, citing statements made by Hunter that contradict his previous claims and implicate Joe Biden in receiving money from China.
President Biden continues to deny any interactions with business associates of his brother and son, despite his son Hunter confirming to Congress that his father attended dinners with various foreign patrons during his time as vice president.
Argentina's president, Javier Milei, has vowed to shut down the country's largest public news service, Télam, accusing it of being a "covert propaganda ministry," as part of his plans to overhaul the country and solve its economic crisis.
Climate activists disrupted an event at Harvard University featuring Sen. Joe Manchin, resulting in a confrontation between Manchin and a protester who called him a "sick fuck," with the incident captured on video and shared online. The activists were protesting Manchin's support for the ongoing construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline, which has faced opposition from environmental groups due to concerns about its impact on the environment and climate change.
Alexei Navalny's funeral was anything but normal, with his wife, children, and closest supporters absent, while thousands of people braved obstacles to pay their respects and continue his struggle against the Kremlin.
Utah lawmakers passed a record number of bills during the 2024 legislative session, including funding for a potential MLB stadium and a new emergency shelter for the homeless, as well as tax cuts and social media regulations.
The Feb 8 elections in Pakistan were heavily managed and criticized by liberal commentators, but the issues extend beyond political parties and highlight the lack of plans for improving the country and its institutions, as well as the rise of religious fanaticism and diminishing trust in key institutions.
The Pakistan government has reluctantly met some of the demands of protesters in Gilgit-Baltistan by restoring the wheat subsidy and suspending the Finance Act, but further issues remain unresolved and there is pressure on the new government to address them seriously.
PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif visited JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman, possibly seeking support for the formation of the upcoming coalition government, as the JUI-F had abstained from voting in the National Assembly.
### Summary Police found a woman missing for 7 years after hearing screams and cries coming from a Michigan motel room.
Republican congressmen Jim Jordan and James Comer are demanding information from the FBI about a discredited informant who fabricated claims about Hunter Biden, raising concerns about the agency's vetting process and requesting documents relating to the bribery allegations involving President Joe Biden.
A federal appeals court has overturned a portion of a Jan. 6 defendant's sentence that could potentially affect over a hundred other cases related to the Capitol attack, ruling that "administration of justice" does not include Congress's role in the electoral certification process.
Former Bachelor Peter Weber was voted off The Traitors competition show after a season of aggressive gameplay and expressed no regrets about his strategy.
A Chinese ultranationalist vlogger sparked controversy when he accused New Year decorations featuring red circular stickers of being nationalistic Japanese motifs due to their resemblance to Japan's rising sun flag, prompting local police to order the removal of the decorations. The incident highlights the delicate balance the Chinese government maintains in promoting nationalism while preventing it from becoming excessive or counterproductive.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has sent legal notices to Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and general secretary Jairam Ramesh for spreading misleading and defamatory news about him, accusing them of deliberately sharing a distorted and out-of-context video clip to tarnish his reputation.
Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.) expressed his surprise and disappointment when fellow Republicans rejected a border security and foreign aid bill that he had negotiated, suggesting a preference for getting nothing over compromise within the party.
Conservative attorney Jonathan Turley criticized MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow for her negative comments about the Supreme Court's decision to hear Donald Trump's "presidential immunity" claims, stating that such rhetoric is fueling anger and leading to dangerous and wrong conclusions about the court's motives.
The Trade Union Congress (TUC) president, Festus Osifo, responded to President Bola Tinubu's statement criticizing organized labor for protesting, stating that as unionists, they have the right to protest and that they are not politicians.
Texas-based conservative media writer for Blaze News, Steve Baker, has surrendered to authorities and faces charges for his involvement in the U.S. Capitol attack in January 2021, including trespassing and disorderly conduct.
A Global News investigation has uncovered allegations of targeting and mistreatment of Indigenous youth in the child-welfare system, leading to calls for proper funding and support for Indigenous communities in Canada.
Thousands of people gathered in Moscow to pay tribute to Alexei Navalny during his funeral, defying heavy police presence and warnings from the Kremlin, as Western leaders and Navalny's wife hold the Russian government responsible for his death.
President Joe Biden criticizes climate change deniers and addresses the wildfires in Texas during a border speech, emphasizing the need to act and secure the border while also calling out potential 2024 challenger Donald Trump.
The minimum wage for fast food workers in California is set to increase to $20 per hour on April 1, but Panera Bread may not be exempt from the new minimum wage law despite accusations that the exemption was given because of the owner's ties to California Governor Gavin Newsom.
Democratic Senator Joe Manchin has warned centrist political group No Labels against becoming a spoiler in the 2024 election by putting forward a "unity ticket" unless they have ballot access in all 50 states. Manchin argued that the ticket's potential presence in current battleground states could be detrimental to the outcome of the election. No Labels, which has achieved ballot access in 16 states, will make a decision on its next steps for the 2024 election next week.
A federal appeals court has ordered a new sentence for retired Air Force officer Larry Brock, who participated in the storming of the Capitol on January 6, 2021, stating that a judge wrongly applied an enhancement that increased his recommended prison sentence. This ruling could impact numerous other cases related to the Capitol attack.
James Biden testified that he received two interest free loans from his brother Joe Biden, paid them back, and stated that the president was never involved in his business dealings.
Families of American hostages held in the Gaza Strip are expected to attend President Biden's State of the Union address, urging lawmakers to continue efforts to secure their loved ones' release.
West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin proposes penalizing members of Congress with automatic pay withholding or cuts if they fail to reach funding agreements, believing that penalties would inspire lawmakers to work more effectively.
Blaze Media investigative reporter Steve Baker was arrested by the FBI for reporting on the January 6 demonstrations at the Capitol, as Democrats continue to target and suppress political opponents.
A federal appeals court ruling that vacates the sentence of a Capitol rioter could have implications for other Jan. 6 cases.
UK must confront extremists trying to undermine the country's multi-faith democracy, warns Rishi Sunak, who expressed concern about protests in response to the Israel-Gaza conflict.
The Gujarat pogrom in 2002, orchestrated by Narendra Modi and his far-right Bharatiya Janata Party, marked a turning point in India where anti-Muslim hatred and violence has only intensified under Modi's leadership, impacting both Muslims in India and the Indian Muslim diaspora in the US.
Updated [hour]:[minute] [AMPM] [timezone], [monthFull] [day], [year]: Thousands of mourners gather to bid farewell to Alexei Navalny, the Russian opposition leader, whose death has left his supporters in deep despair but also inspired new strength in the pro-democracy movement.
Prominent Kapu leader Mudragada Padmanabham and his family members are set to join the YSR Congress party, with the party offering a ticket to one of his family members and potentially replacing Vanga Geetha as the party in-charge for the Pithapuram assembly constituency.
A New Jersey businessman pleaded guilty to charges of bribing Sen. Bob Menendez by helping him purchase a Mercedes-Benz in exchange for protection from a state investigation, and faces up to 95 years in prison.
A co-defendant in the corruption investigation of Sen. Bob Menendez has pleaded guilty and will cooperate with federal prosecutors, potentially testifying against the three-term Democrat.
The Supreme Court's decision to hear arguments on Donald Trump's claims for immunity from prosecution raises concerns that he may not go to trial before the November presidential election, allowing him to potentially escape accountability for his attempts to overturn the previous election.
President Joe Biden has signed a stopgap bill to prevent a partial government shutdown, giving Congress more time to finalize and pass full-year funding bills.