Politics
Rahm Emanuel Proposes 75-Year Age Limit for Key US Government Roles Amid Leadership Age Concerns
Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel has called for a mandatory age limit of 75 for the President, Congress, and federal judges, a proposal aimed at addressing growing concerns over the age and cognitive fitness of leaders in Washington.
Federal Immigration Enforcement Intensifies in Maine as Minneapolis Protests Mount
The Trump administration has expanded its aggressive immigration enforcement, launching ‘Operation Catch of the Day’ in Maine while ongoing operations in Minneapolis spark intense protests and raise concerns over federal tactics and community trust.
Sen. Mark Kelly Faces Pentagon Censure Amid Military Leaders’ Support
U.S. Senator Mark Kelly is under Pentagon investigation for alleged sedition, facing censure and reduced pay, prompting over 40 retired military leaders to file an amicus brief in his defense, challenging the actions as a violation of First Amendment rights.
Kash Patel: The Center of Controversy and Conspiracies
Kash Patel’s name is surfacing in a whirlwind of misinformation, political feuds, and MAGA controversies as narratives shift and alliances fracture.
Michele Tafoya Launches Senate Bid, Bolstered by National GOP Backing in Minnesota
Former prominent sports broadcaster Michele Tafoya has officially launched her campaign for the U.S. Senate in Minnesota, positioning herself as a Republican political outsider. Her bid is notably backed by the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) as the GOP seeks…
Al Gore’s Davos Confrontation with Trump Official Highlights U.S.-Europe Rift
Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore publicly heckled Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick at a high-profile dinner during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, amid escalating tensions between the Trump administration and European allies, particularly over issues like energy policy…
Congress Unveils Funding Deal Amid ICE Standoff to Prevent Shutdown
U.S. congressional negotiators have unveiled a comprehensive bipartisan funding bill aimed at preventing a government shutdown before the January 30 deadline, despite significant Democratic opposition regarding funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The $1.2 trillion package addresses key areas…
Singapore’s Workers’ Party Declines Premier’s Offer for Opposition Leader Role
Singapore’s Workers’ Party has rejected Prime Minister Lawrence Wong’s invitation to nominate a new Leader of the Opposition, following the removal of former LO Pritam Singh. The party asserts the role should inherently belong to the leader of the largest…
Trump’s Davos Speech Reignites Greenland Push Amid European Tensions
President Trump used his Davos speech to reiterate demands for Greenland’s acquisition, criticizing Europe and threatening economic consequences, sparking market volatility and international concern.
Australian Coalition Rocked as Nationals Shadow Cabinet Resigns Amid Policy Dispute
A mass resignation of Nationals shadow ministers, including leader David Littleproud, has plunged Australia’s Liberal-National Coalition into its deepest crisis in decades. The walkout was triggered by defiance over proposed hate speech laws and a breach of cabinet solidarity, raising…
Japan’s Abe Assassination Verdict: Yamagami Sentenced to Life in Nara Court
The Nara Prefecture Court convicted Tetsuya Yamagami, a former Self-Defense Forces member, of assassinating former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and sentenced him to life imprisonment.
Manchester Arena Families Demand MI5 Accountability Amid Hillsborough Law Pause
Families impacted by the Manchester Arena bombing are intensifying their calls for MI5’s full inclusion in new accountability legislation, known as the ‘Hillsborough Law.’ This comes as the UK government recently paused the bill’s progression amid concerns over potential loopholes…
UBC Prepares for Clash Over Residential School Denial Event
The University of British Columbia is set to host a controversial event by residential school denialist Dallas Brodie, sparking widespread counter-demonstrations from Indigenous students and allies committed to affirming survivor truths.
Air Force One Returns to Base Amid Electrical Fault, Trump Continues Davos Trip on Backup Jet
President Donald Trump’s Air Force One flight to Davos, Switzerland, was forced to return to Joint Base Andrews due to a ‘minor electrical issue,’ prompting him to switch to a backup aircraft to continue his journey to the World Economic…
Trump Calls Chagos Islands Deal ‘Stupidity’ Amid Greenland Push
Donald Trump’s recent condemnation of the UK’s Chagos Islands deal as an “act of great stupidity” has ignited a diplomatic row, reversing previous US support for an agreement vital to the strategic Diego Garcia military base. His comments, linking the…