The spotlight is on Speaker of the House of Commons, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, as MPs question if he can maintain order and authority following recent controversy and motions of no confidence.
Hunter Biden is set to participate in a closed-door deposition as part of the impeachment inquiry against his father, President Biden, where he is expected to face questions from lawmakers and investigators regarding his business dealings.
The newly-elected members of the KP Assembly in Pakistan were sworn in after a delay caused by PTI workers, with the session witnessing a shoe and "lota" being thrown at a PML-N lawmaker.
Congress-ruled Himachal Pradesh faces a political crisis as the Opposition BJP demands a test of strength after winning the state's lone Rajya Sabha seat due to cross-voting by Congress MLAs, leading to the expulsion of 15 BJP MLAs by the assembly speaker.
Several ticket aspirants from the Telugu Desam Party and the Jana Sena Party are losing their political strongholds due to the alliance between the two parties, as they are forced to sacrifice seats for each other.
Navjot Singh Sidhu, the Congress' Punjab leader, criticized party lawmakers who cross-voted in the Rajya Sabha election and hinted at an alliance with the BJP, causing a political crisis in the state of Himachal Pradesh.
Magunta Srinivas Reddy, a wealthy MP in Andhra Pradesh, has resigned from the YCP and announced that his son will run for the Ongole MP constituency, potentially joining the TDP; however, both father and son are involved in the Delhi liquor scam, which could be a vulnerability for the TDP in the future.
AP Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has confirmed that he will not announce a farmer loan waiver scheme before the upcoming elections, citing the impracticality and economic inviability of such a move given the state's financial situation.
Efforts are being made to revive the Baba Guru Nanak research chair at Punjab University in Lahore, with hopes pinned on new chief minister Maryam Nawaz to support the project.
Janasena supporters express dissatisfaction over the party's limited number of seats in the alliance, prompting the Kapu Welfare Committee's founder to question Pawan Kalyan's role and demand a prominent position for him in the government.
Alexei Navalny, a prominent critic of Vladimir Putin, will be buried in Moscow on Friday, following his sudden death in an Arctic prison earlier this month.
A federal judge in Texas ruled that the US House of Representatives violated the Constitution by using proxy voting to pass a major spending bill, blocking the enforcement of a provision in the bill and stating that it passed in violation of the Constitution's Quorum Clause.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp believes that the prosecution of former President Trump in his Georgia election interference case has become more political due to the recent scrutiny surrounding Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and her romantic relationship with an attorney hired for the case.
US lawmakers, including House Speaker Mike Johnson, are committed to avoiding a partial government shutdown by reaching a funding agreement before the Friday deadline, as Democrats and Republicans remain divided on border security and aid to Ukraine.
President William Ruto's photo with Raila Odinga in Uganda signifies a significant political shift as Ruto presents himself as a forgiving and tolerant statesman, potentially paving the way for Odinga's AU chairmanship bid and weakening Ruto's opponents in future elections.
Kisii Deputy Governor Robert Monda faces impeachment, defended by President William Ruto's lawyer, Katwa Kigen, but the High Court in Kisii declined to issue orders stopping the impeachment proceedings.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's visit to Kenya signifies improved relations between the two countries, with a focus on security cooperation, economic integration, and enhancing bilateral ties.
The Election Commission of Pakistan is yet to resolve the issue of allocating reserved seats to the Sunni Ittehad Council (SIC) following its merger with the PTI, as the PPP, PML-N, and MQM-P challenge the allocation, arguing that the SIC is not a parliamentary party.
A federal judge has ruled that a $1.7 trillion spending bill passed in December 2022 was unconstitutional due to the lack of a quorum, blocking enforcement of a law about pregnant women in the workplace.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer described the meeting between President Joe Biden and congressional leaders as intense, with the focus on compromising on Ukraine funding and avoiding a government shutdown, while House Speaker Mike Johnson has been singled out for holding out on providing additional aid to Ukraine.
The Nigerian Presidency has criticized the nationwide protests organized by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), stating that some individuals are using the situation for their own political agenda, while the NLC suspended the protests to give the government a 14-day ultimatum to address their demands.
Despite facing challenges and criticism, Virginia House Speaker Don L. Scott Jr. has managed to maintain a cordial relationship with Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin and ensure efficient sessions while advancing Democratic legislative priorities.
Hunter Biden is scheduled to testify in a closed-door deposition for the House impeachment inquiry, where he will be questioned about his father's role in foreign business relationships and allegations of wrongdoing.
Former White House intern Monica Lewinsky, known for her affair with President Bill Clinton, has been chosen by fashion brand Reformation to lead their voting campaign aimed at reminding people of their voting power.
Senator Chuck Grassley defended his decision to release a report detailing bribery allegations against President Biden and his son, arguing that he did so to push the FBI to investigate the claims, not to promote them as true.
House Republicans have issued a subpoena demanding tapes and transcripts from Joe Biden's interview with Special Counsel Robert Hur's team, hoping to find evidence that Biden is unfit for office due to his age and verbal miscues.
GAA President Jarlath Burns presents Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly with an Armagh GAA scarf after attending an NI women's team match at Windsor Park.
Hunter Biden is set to face Republican lawmakers in a closed-door session, where they hope to uncover revelations that could advance their impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden.
Special counsel Jack Smith's team strongly criticized former President Donald Trump and highlighted the contrast between Trump and President Biden's handling of classified material, arguing that Trump's conduct was unprecedented and that the evidence against him is much more robust compared to Biden's case.
In a tense hearing, key witness Terrence Bradley refused to confirm details about the romantic relationship between Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and special prosecutor Nathan Wade, raising questions about the integrity of the case against Donald Trump.
UK Trade Secretary Liz Truss faces scrutiny over her remarks at a US conference, staying silent as Steve Bannon called Tommy Robinson a "hero," leading to accusations of spreading conspiracy theories by Labour and the Liberal Democrats.
A heated dispute between Kemi Badenoch, the business secretary, and Henry Staunton, the former chair of the Post Office, has exposed a lack of trust and credibility in both individuals.
Monica Lewinsky fronts a new campaign for apparel brand Reformation, featuring power poses and office-appropriate outfits, aimed at inspiring civic action and promoting voting.
Monica Lewinsky fronts a campaign for Reformation, featuring power poses and office-appropriate attire, encouraging civic action and voter turnout.
The Minister for Media Catherine Martin faced tough questions from the Oireachtas Media Committee regarding the resignation of former RTÉ board chair Siún Ní Raghallaigh, who stepped down after Martin failed to express confidence in her and was misinformed about RTÉ executives' exit packages.
Due to the continuous price hikes in maize and beans, a hardworking mother of four in Nigeria has been forced to close her food business and become a maid, highlighting the negative impact of Tinubu's economic policies.
Tucker Carlson claims that his attorneys advised him that he could be arrested if he interviewed Russian President Vladimir Putin and asked him "softball" questions.
House Oversight and Accountability Chair James Comer expressed suspicion towards the FBI and its informant in the GOP's probe into President Biden, stating that his trust in the agency is zero.
House Speaker Mike Johnson is facing intense pressure from President Biden, Senate leaders, and his own party as he navigates funding the government and deciding whether to continue aid to Ukraine, putting him in a difficult position that may cost him his speakership.
The Telugu Desam Party has politicized the sacking of cricketer Hanuma Vihari from the Andhra team captaincy, blaming the YSR Congress party for pressuring the Andhra Cricket Association, leading to a social media campaign and support from various cricketers and celebrities.
The federal government of Nigeria has debunked a news report of a possible coup attempt in the country, stating that the report is false and a heinous act of disinformation.
The White House has warned that the situation in Ukraine is "very dire" as Russian forces continue to capture territory and Ukrainian soldiers face ammunition shortages.
House GOP chairs have issued a subpoena to Attorney General Merrick Garland requesting documents related to special counsel Robert Hur's investigation into President Biden's mishandling of classified documents.
Democratic representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, along with members of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, secretly traveled to Cuba last week to advocate for the normalization of relations and the lifting of the US embargo, a trip that was not disclosed by the legislators or reported in Cuban state media.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh accuses the YSR Congress Party government in Andhra Pradesh of lacking vision and mission, while expressing confidence that the BJP will come to power in the state and win the majority of Lok Sabha seats.
The FBI arrest of former informant Alexander Smirnov, who was supposed to be a key witness in the House Oversight Committee’s investigation into a bribery scheme involving President Joe Biden's family, has raised concerns for Rep. James Comer and his criminal case against the president.
House Republicans subpoena Special Counsel Robert Hur for the transcript and recordings of President Biden's interview as part of the impeachment inquiry into his mishandling of classified documents.
The UK Prime Minister's office has condemned Lee Anderson's comments about London's mayor, stating that they unfairly associate all Muslims with Islamist extremism. Anderson, a former Tory deputy chairman, was suspended from the party for refusing to apologize for his remarks.
Congressional leaders express optimism that they will avert a government shutdown by Friday's deadline, despite disagreements and delays in reaching a compromise on spending measures.
Senate Democrats and Republicans are frustrated with the initial secrecy surrounding Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization and the Pentagon's probe into the matter, as well as the lack of blame placed on any staffers for the communication breakdown, leading to concerns about Austin's judgment as defense secretary.