Sakshi media house, owned by YSR Congress party president and Andhra Pradesh chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy, has undergone a rebranding with a new logo and color scheme featuring blue and white, aimed at appealing to the public ahead of elections.
KTR was shocked when CM Ramesh refused to assist in providing a bungalow for Rajya Sabha member Vaddi Raju Ravichandra and accused KCR of not responding to his appointment requests, leading KTR to invite Ramesh to meet him personally in Hyderabad.
George Galloway, a controversial and charismatic political figure, has made a political comeback in Rochdale, aiming to be a powerful advocate for Palestinians and shake up the political establishment.
A secret directive issued by Vietnam's Communist Party, known as "Directive 24," reveals measures aimed at limiting foreign influence and protecting the party's power amid growing exposure to the US and its allies.
Pro-Ukraine Republican Representative Brian Fitzpatrick is planning to bypass Speaker Mike Johnson and use a discharge petition to force a vote on the stalled Ukraine aid bill in the US House of Representatives.
Sakshi TV, the media wing of YCP leader YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, has unveiled a new logo and color scheme, replacing its previous red palette with a blue shade similar to the YSRCP party color, coinciding with the upcoming Andhra Pradesh elections.
Maryam Nawaz Sharif is set to become the first female chief minister of Pakistan Punjab, overcoming political persecution and court cases to establish herself as a political force in the male-dominated political landscape.
Vietnam is experiencing a moment in the global spotlight as it becomes a vital player in the US-China rivalry, but a leaked document reveals the Communist Party's fear of threats posed by international partnerships and its intention to suppress human rights and civil society groups.
The Republican-led House Oversight Committee released the full transcript of Hunter Biden's closed-door testimony, revealing a disconnect between allegations of criminal actions by Hunter Biden and his father and the evidence presented as part of the impeachment inquiry.
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) and Hunter Biden had a tense exchange during Biden's testimony before the House Oversight Committee, with Gaetz questioning Biden about his drug use while serving on the board of Burisma, prompting Biden to defend his recovery from addiction and question the appropriateness of Gaetz's line of questioning.
The Senate has passed a temporary spending measure to prevent a government shutdown, extending the deadlines to fund government departments until March 8 and March 22.
The newly elected National Assembly in Pakistan is expected to be one of the most paralyzed in the country's parliamentary history, as PTI-backed lawmakers have announced plans to protest in every sitting until they regain seats they allege were snatched from them through election result manipulation.
The FBI raided the home of New York City Mayor Eric Adams's aide, Winnie Greco, as part of an investigation, although it is unclear if it is connected to Adams himself who is already under separate inquiry.
Senator Chuck Grassley played a role in prompting the FBI to investigate false claims made by ex-FBI informant Alexander Smirnov, who has been charged with fabricating allegations at the center of the GOP's impeachment inquiry into President Biden.
A billionaire hedge fund tycoon blames President Biden and inflation after receiving an $85 bill for room service at a five-star NYC hotel, but faces backlash for his complaint.
The Biden administration is launching an investigation into Chinese-made "smart cars" over concerns of potential national security risks and the collection of sensitive information about American drivers, which could lead to new regulations to prevent China from using advanced technology in vehicles to track individuals and gather personal data.
The Senate passed a short-term funding bill to avert a government shutdown, with new funding deadlines set for March 8 and March 22, but President Biden emphasized the need for a long-term solution.
Admiral John Kirby has assumed a significant role at White House press briefings, sharing equal time with Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, which is an unprecedented dynamic that has sparked speculation and concerns about Jean-Pierre's position and competence.
Thirty-one members of the U.S. Congress have written a letter to President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Antony Blinken, urging them to withhold recognition of a new government in Pakistan until an investigation into election interference is conducted.
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy revealed that President Biden uses notecards in private meetings with small groups of people, relying on them even at private fundraisers with donors, which has raised concerns about his age and mental fitness.
Brian Mulroney, the former Canadian Prime Minister, has died at the age of 84; Mulroney's time in office was marked by significant events such as the passage of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira is expected to plead guilty to federal charges related to posting classified documents online, potentially leading to a lower range of prison time.
U.S. senators upheld a bargain and declined to block the sale of F-16s to Turkey in exchange for Turkey stopping to block Sweden's accession to NATO, despite expressing disapproval of Turkey's conduct as an ally.
An Australian politician allegedly betrayed their country by seeking information on the Aukus partnership with the US and UK after being recruited by foreign spies, according to the nation's intelligence chief.
House Speaker Mike Johnson has passed another continuing resolution (CR) with the support of more Democrats than Republicans in order to avoid a government shutdown, highlighting a trend of GOP members voting against the speaker on crucial bills.
Former US diplomat Manuel Rocha will plead guilty to charges of acting as a secret agent for Cuba, a case prosecutors called one of the most brazen betrayals in US foreign service history, potentially facing a lengthy prison term.
US First Lady Jill Biden is accused of elder abuse as doubts about President Joe Biden's mental fitness persist, with former Navy Seal Erik Prince suggesting that the Democrats may have to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove Biden from office.
Hunter Biden admitted during his deposition that he put his father on speakerphone with business associates and invited him to business lunches, but maintained that his father was never involved in his business dealings.
House Speaker Mike Johnson called for the reinstatement of the "Remain in Mexico" policy, stating that it would reduce the flow of migrants into the US by 70 percent, and that Mexico would comply with the policy if implemented by the Biden administration.
Rep. Mark Green, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, has decided not to retire from Congress after receiving pleas from former President Donald Trump and others to run for another term.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries suggests that a "reasonable number" of Democrats in his caucus would support Speaker Mike Johnson against a conservative challenge if Johnson considered legislation providing aid to foreign allies, including Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin called on citizens to have larger families and make healthier choices in his annual address, while also warning NATO against supporting Ukraine and touting Russia's nuclear arsenal.
A new book by Peter Schweizer criticizes Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for her soft stance on China and argues that she failed to address the threat posed by TikTok and Chinese propaganda on social media.
Tennessee Congressman Mark Green reverses decision and announces he will run for a fourth term following calls from constituents and former President Donald Trump.
The U.S. House of Representatives will consider providing $60 billion in aid for Ukraine after the government is funded, as the delay in assistance continues to strain Ukraine's defense capabilities and jeopardize the country's ongoing conflict with Russia.
Urum Eke, a consultant with the World Bank, rejected President Bola Tinubu's appointment to the Central Bank of Nigeria Board of Directors due to a conflict with his current job; other nominees were confirmed except for Eke.
House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan defended Jared Kushner, stating that the idea that Kushner did something wrong is ridiculous and that the Trump family has been investigated more than any other family.
Rep. Joyce Beatty admitted that she was unaware of who Rep. Mike Johnson was before he became Speaker of the House in October, but Johnson recognized her when she introduced herself to him on the floor.
Rep. Ilhan Omar accuses the Biden administration of approving the massacre of Palestinians and calls for a cease-fire in Gaza, criticizing the administration's aid to Israel without congressional approval.
Republican Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, Mike Johnson, has stated that the bill for supplementary funding for Ukraine will be considered once the federal government's financing issues are resolved.
Chadian opposition politician Yaya Dillo has been killed during clashes with security forces after leading an attack on the National State Security Agency, highlighting the tense political situation ahead of the upcoming presidential election.
Kenya's prime minister traveled to Kenya to establish agreements for the deployment of 1,000 Kenyan police officers to Haiti to aid in combating gang violence, despite a previous ruling by the Kenyan High Court deeming the plan unconstitutional.
Newsmax host Rob Finnerty questions Rep. Greg Steube about the lack of progress in the impeachment probe against President Joe Biden, with Steube acknowledging concerns about not having enough votes for impeachment within the Republican majority.
The House of Representatives passed a temporary agreement to avoid a government shutdown, while lawmakers work on a long-term plan to keep the government funded beyond March deadlines.
The chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee is seeking to hold Secretary of State Antony Blinken in contempt for withholding documents on the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Daily Kos is showing support for the Black community and promoting ways to get involved in upcoming elections.
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin faced criticism from lawmakers for not informing the White House of his hospital stays, with one calling it an "embarrassment".
President Bola Tinubu has directed cement companies in Nigeria to reverse the recent hike in the price of cement, in a move to ease economic hardships faced by Nigerians.
Republican lawmakers question how President Biden could go for days without knowing Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was hospitalized and criticize Austin for failing to disclose his prostate cancer surgery and subsequent hospitalization.
President Biden has launched a national security investigation into the potential risks posed by Chinese cars, citing concerns over data theft and remote access or disablement on American roads, and warning that vehicles made in China could collect sensitive data and send it back to the People's Republic of China.