Philippine Senator Rodante Marcoleta disclosed the identities of three anonymous campaign contributors to the Commission on Elections following criticism over his initial failure to declare them.
Philippine Senators Panfilo Lacson and Alan Peter Cayetano continue their public dispute over questioned infrastructure and reclamation projects in Taguig City, with Lacson asserting that probe findings undermine Cayetano's position.
The Sandiganbayan Third Division approved a one-day medical examination for Senator Rodante Marcoleta, who is reportedly suffering from hypertension and prostate enlargement.
Following the conclusion of primary elections, candidates like Abdul El-Sayed and Darline Graham are facing intense questioning regarding their preparedness for U.S. Senate duties.
A New Hampshire Senate candidate is facing political backlash and media scrutiny over her family connections, raising questions about whether accusations of nepotism will sway voters in the upcoming midterm elections.
Sonora Governor Alfonso Durazo publicly challenged Senator Luis Donaldo Colosio, arguing that his criticisms of the current federal administration reflect a need for greater political experience and maturity.
Former President Donald Trump publicly confused the Bank of Canada with a consumer retail bank during a recent appearance. The remark coincides with ongoing legislative inquiries and media reports examining the closure of numerous accounts linked to his business ventures.
The French government has delayed the parliamentary reopening until October, citing the upcoming senatorial elections, a move that has drawn criticism from several lawmakers.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune cautioned Republicans about retaining chamber control as President Trump's declining approval ratings embolden Democratic candidates.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has appointed new presidents for the Senate and Chamber of Deputies while maintaining cross-party dialogue. She also directed the UNAM to identify undergraduate applicants to guide the opening of new universities in high-demand regions.
A Democratic US senator has formally requested that Capital One provide documentation regarding an internal anti-money laundering review of accounts linked to Donald Trump. The inquiry highlights ongoing congressional scrutiny of financial compliance practices.
Senate President Godswill Akpabio has commended Vice President Kashim Shettima for his courageous, intellectually deep, and loyal tenure in Nigerian public office.
In response to a recent case involving Senator Bolsonaro, Brazil’s electoral court has introduced strict new guidelines to regulate the use of artificial intelligence-generated deepfakes in political campaigns.
Following the cyberattack on Berlin authorities, the Senate is warning its employees, according to SPIEGEL information: The perpetrators also wanted to contact them directly. Does the trail lead to Russia?
With over 190,000 candidates vying for nearly 6,400 seats, political parties across the Czech Republic have launched their campaigns for the October local and senatorial elections.
A recent Senate report reveals that hospitals in Mandera, Wajir, and Marsabit counties are operating under deplorable conditions, suffering from critical shortages of clean water, nursing staff, and functional medical equipment.
The Nigerian Senate and the National Information Technology Development Agency have endorsed the E-Don digital platform as a solution to national unemployment. University and polytechnic students are urging the government to expand the initiative across higher education institutions to maximize youth job placement.
Gunners executives acknowledge the difficulty in securing a top-tier forward despite nearly winning domestic and European doubles, with CEO Riccardo Massara addressing fan concerns about squad depth.
The Senate has approved a project requiring driving test candidates to perform reverse gear, U-turns, parking, and stopping maneuvers during the practical exam.
Senator Bernie Sanders used a major television interview to advocate for an immediate halt to advanced artificial intelligence development, urging Washington and Beijing to negotiate a Cold War-style treaty to manage the technological race.
A Democratic megachurch pastor is running for the U.S. Senate in Kansas, aiming to break a 100-year streak without a Democratic winner in the state's congressional delegation.
A minister from the Shiv Sena party has initiated a political campaign accusing the ruling BJP of electoral malpractice, escalating intra-coalition tensions.
Despite broader challenges for establishment candidates, older incumbents like Senator Edward Markey successfully defended their seats against younger progressive rivals.
Comisia pentru învățământ a Senatului a adoptat proiectul care desființează examenul suplimentar de admitere în licee, urmând ca textul să fie supus votului plenului pentru aprobare finală.
Lead House prosecutor Gerville Luistro announced that former Department of Education disbursing officer Edward Fajarda may not testify before the Senate impeachment court because of his deteriorating health.
Iran has launched retaliatory missile and drone strikes targeting American military installations in Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, and Iraq following recent US airstrikes. The escalation marks a significant intensification of hostilities in the region.
Senator Paul Scarr publicly challenged the CEO of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand regarding KPMG's performance, stating the firm fell short of required standards without outright failing.
At 80 years old, the long-serving lawmaker secured victory in the Democratic primary, setting up a general election matchup in the key New England state.
Rams owner Stan Kroenke has agreed to purchase the Los Angeles Angels from Arte Moreno in a historic $4 billion transaction, setting a new record for Major League Baseball franchise valuations. The acquisition consolidates Kroenke’s sports portfolio and marks a significant shift in the ownership of the California-based club.
Senator Patrick Mutasa has ruled himself out of contention for the Speaker of the House position, citing his seniority and established legislative role as reasons to step aside.
Republican Senator Ted Cruz firmly stated he would oppose any potential Supreme Court nomination put forward by Donald Trump, despite his own extensive legal background.
A Republican senator warned that Democrats will face significant legislative hurdles in attempting to curb or reverse President Trump's proposed tariff policies ahead of the midterm elections.
The federal lawmaker indicated she may request a leave of absence to prioritize efforts aimed at reclaiming municipal control in Cuauhtémoc, highlighting ongoing tensions within Mexico's ruling coalition.
A long-time political ally of Nigerian Senate President Bukola Saraki Akpabio has accused him of sidelining loyalists and failing to recognize years of sacrifice in recent party appointments.
U.S. reporter Dawn Kikel spent the summer in Finland hoping to learn the local language but found that everyday interactions and services function seamlessly in English.
Senator Gareth Scahill states that plans to finalize the purchase of a location for the long-awaited Ballaghaderreen Primary Care Centre are not yet complete, calling recent reports premature.
A whistleblower and US senator caution that a hastily implemented screening tool for midterm election mail-in ballots is potentially unlawful and could unlawfully discard entire batches of votes.
The Lithuanian University of Health Sciences celebrated the start of its academic year with a festive parade in Kaunas, during which first-year students were officially presented with their traditional white coats.
Competitive House and Senate races in the Massachusetts primary election are testing the ideological divide between progressive and moderate factions of the Democratic Party.
SNP leader Aleksa Joković conveyed heartfelt condolences to the families of three victims whose lives were cut short, noting the nation’s profound shock over the incident.
The Finnish Police have introduced eleven modified Ford Transit Custom patrol vehicles following an ombudsman's directive, but the new interior layout has reportedly created fresh workplace safety hazards for officers.
Premier League club Arsenal has reached an agreement with Paris Saint-Germain to acquire versatile French defender Elisa de Almeida, bolstering their backline ahead of the upcoming season.
US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation following reported tensions and policy disagreements with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The departure marks a significant leadership shake-up at the Pentagon amid ongoing military restructuring efforts.
Football transfer deadline day brings intense rumors about high-profile player movements, with Juan Mata Alvarez linked to Arsenal alongside other potential club switches.
The city of Prienai has lost longtime culture center employee and choreographer Ilona Aksenavičienė, who passed away at age 59, leaving a significant mark on local arts.
A street in Cascais will bear the name of Francisco Balsemão, honoring his contributions as a journalist, politician, and senator who was known for his vibrant public life.
Media outlets are launching comprehensive coverage ahead of the Czech parliamentary Senate and local government votes scheduled for early October 2026.
CBS News is facing criticism after publishing a report on Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's previously deleted social media comments related to September 11.
Arsenal secured a crucial Premier League victory over Aston Villa thanks to a late goal from Bukayo Saka and a standout performance from Riccardo Calafiori. The win extends the Gunners' strong domestic form as they maintain pressure on the league leaders.
Voters across Massachusetts cast ballots in the 2026 primary elections, determining the major party nominees for key state legislative seats and the governorship.
Senator and Liberal Party candidate Flávio Bolsonaro announced plans to construct 500,000 new prison facilities, citing El Salvador's security strategies as a blueprint for reducing crime ahead of October's elections.
Wildlife officials report that Bampi, a rescued baby hippo, has successfully bonded with a new animal companion following his rehabilitation. The development marks a positive milestone in the young hippo’s recovery and social integration.
The Nigerian senator funded language programs to encourage youth to preserve cultural heritage and strengthen cross-border ties between Nigeria and Ghana.
A senior congressman has raised concerns over staffing deficiencies and accountability failures within the Office of the Vice President as Senate impeachment hearings into the misuse of confidential funds continue.
Strong winds during late August snapped numerous trees across populated areas, including protected ancient specimens, prompting reminders of strict reporting regulations.
The University of Technology Student Representative Senate will host a mindset transformation seminar featuring the Wabag Open Member of Parliament as the keynote speaker.
There is not, and never has been, a transgender woman in the WNBA. But one Senate candidate thinks that all women in the league should have to undergo a test to prove that they are a woman.
Recent July polling indicates former President Lula maintains a slight advantage over Senator Bolsonaro heading into the second round of Brazil's presidential election.
Online images circulating during the Senate impeachment court proceedings featuring an alleged earpiece were confirmed to be fabricated and AI-generated, with the object actually being a facial piercing.
The Papua New Guinea University of Technology student body organized a highly attended seminar focused on personal development and leadership at its Lae campus.
An OCTA Research survey reveals declining public satisfaction with the Senate alongside increased approval for the House of Representatives in the second quarter of 2026.
Former Anambra State governor Senator Jim Nwobodo addresses allegations made by a Lagos businessman regarding disputed land ownership, emphasizing the importance of his legacy.
Beverly Vance Aikins publicly defended her son, Senator JD Vance, and his wife following repeated personal attacks by political opponent Abdul El-Sayed, stating she would physically confront him over the remarks.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio clarified that CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s recent trip to Moscow was a standard intelligence exchange intended to preserve critical communication lines regarding nuclear weapons. He described the meeting as a routine diplomatic necessity rather than a shift in broader U.S.-Russia relations.
Several top English clubs are reportedly exploring potential signings, with Chelsea making initial approaches for former Liverpool midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum.
Lawmakers say they are keen to understand the reasoning behind ordering the unit to stop specializing in drone warfare, and if it was based on Pentagon or Army orders.
The Mexican Senate officially approved Cristina Planter's appointment as Undersecretary for North America at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, followed by her swearing-in ceremony.
The Mexican Senate has granted indefinite leave to Attorney General Laura Itzel Castillo, paving the way for Blanca Elizabeth Fiesco to serve as her interim replacement.
The candidate replacing Platner in a key Senate race is facing renewed scrutiny as questions arise regarding his son’s lobbying activities and potential conflicts of interest.
A court in Madagascar has handed down a hard labor sentence to the former president of the Senate for his role in suppressing recent youth-led demonstrations. The ruling addresses state violence during the fatal crackdown on anti-government protests.
The city's audit office has flagged problematic payment practices among top Graz officials, prompting the municipal government to impose a budget freeze.
Senator Petrișor Peiu presented the AUR party's concrete proposals across key sectors including energy, defense, taxation, and state reform, directly contrasting them with the ten priorities recently announced by the PSD.
The Permanent Bureau of the Senate gave the two reporting committees until September 15, 2026, to submit their joint report and subsequently include the bill on the...
Senator Ted Cruz describes former President Trump’s use of derogatory nicknames and personal attacks during their 2016 primary race as “political genius.”
Shiv Sena MP Priyanka Chaturvedi defended a powerful depiction of the Jauhar ritual in the film Padmaavat, responding to criticism from actress Swara Bhaskar regarding the historical portrayal.
Pyongyang has recorded strong growth for three consecutive years, has earned billions from the war in Ukraine, expanded its nuclear arsenal, and once again enjoys the simultaneous support of Putin and Xi...
Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal has criticized a proposed mail-in voting initiative, arguing it is intentionally structured to suppress voter turnout among millions of Americans.
Senators voted to allow the Committee on Finance to hold budget hearings simultaneously with plenary sessions in an effort to accelerate the national budget process.
Raphael Warnock’s successful election to the U.S. Senate has inspired other religious leaders, including Adam Hamilton, to contemplate running for congressional office. The trend highlights a growing intersection between American clergy and electoral politics.
A congressional report led by Sen. Bill Cassidy scrutinizes the National Education Association’s partnerships with educational projects accused of promoting political violence, raising stakes for the union’s federal charter.
The Senate’s education commission voted to abolish a proposed supplementary admission test for eighth-grade students, clearing the way for a final plenary vote on the educational reform bill.
The Norwegian postal and logistics company Posten Bring is implementing a 25 percent cost reduction strategy, resulting in the elimination of more than 300 positions.
Long-serving lawmakers including Senator Ed Markey successfully repelled progressive primary challenges in Massachusetts, signaling voter preference for establishment candidates over left-wing insurgents.
Government lawmakers plan to overturn a Senate rejection of legislation that would curtail the president's authority to appoint and dismiss heads of permanent missions to international organizations, sparking constitutional debates.
Following a funding freeze earlier this year, a Philippine Senate committee is now exploring budget allocations to complete previously halted infrastructure works.
The Akwa Ibom State Government’s Facebook page briefly described Senate President Godswill Akpabio as “Acting President of Nigeria” before editing the post to remove the controversial label.
A resident of Ohio has entered a guilty plea to vandalism charges after allegedly using a hammer to break windows at Senator JD Vance’s home. The defendant will now face sentencing as part of the ongoing legal proceedings.
The Electoral Institute of Tlaxcala mandated Senator Ana Lilia Rivera to take down 85 fences and a banner displaying political advertising, while also redistributing public financing for 2026.
Republican nominee JD Vance has drawn sharp criticism after calling Democratic challenger Abdul El-Sayed “evil” at a campaign rally, prompting a forceful rebuttal from the candidate. The exchange has intensified scrutiny over Vance’s approach to antisemitism and campaign conduct ahead of the midterm elections.
Legendary Bosnian-Herzegovinian actor Senad Bašić returns to the stage with a role in Anton Pavlovich Chekhov's play "The Seagull", directed by Selma Spahić.
A prominent Baptist cleric has publicly called on Labour Party and NDC gubernatorial candidates in Abia State to withdraw their campaigns and endorse Senator Orji Uzor Kalu ahead of the 2027 elections.
A proposed law championed by the late Senator Lindsey Graham to impose severe economic penalties on Russia’s key trade partners is reportedly failing to gain sufficient congressional support.
Military analyst Kelly Grieco argues that prolonged US military engagement with Iran could strain American arsenals and significantly undermine strategic deterrence capabilities in the Indo-Pacific region.
Senator Mark Villar has urged economic managers to support a bill raising the annual income tax exemption ceiling, aiming to provide immediate relief to Filipino workers and stimulate household consumption.
US Senator Steve Daines, a close ally of President Donald Trump, has wrapped up a days-long trip to China, weeks ahead of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s planned visit to Washington.
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India's top court has refused bail to a senior Shiv Sena politician charged with assaulting doctors inside a hospital, emphasizing that violence against medical professionals cannot be tolerated. The ruling underscores judicial scrutiny of political figures involved in healthcare violence.
Democrat Roy Cooper, historically successful in statewide races, is adopting a defensive campaign strategy in North Carolina even though polling data shows him comfortably ahead.
After decades of investigation, forensic experts have finally given a name to skeletal remains discovered by children in 1988, bringing closure to a long-standing cold case.
Sen. Vicente Sotto III has requested a congressional investigation into the root causes and devastating effects of recent typhoons and monsoon rains to improve national disaster mitigation strategies.
A new survey reveals that 66% of Indian-American voters prefer Democratic candidates over Republicans in both Senate and House races, giving Democrats a significant edge in key AAPI demographics.
The Senate finance committee is considering reallocating oversight responsibilities currently held by Senator Loren Legarda if she remains on extended leave during budget hearings.
Breaking a longstanding political taboo, Italy's center-right coalition has introduced amendments in the Senate to establish a two-round runoff system between the top two coalitions in national elections.
Arsenal maintained their perfect start to the new Premier League season with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Aston Villa at Villa Park.Bukayo Saka scored the only goal of a tight contest shortly…
Senator Vicente Sotto III testified at the Senate impeachment court that a name can only be considered an alias if it belongs to a real person, otherwise it is merely fake.
Congressman Max Miller has declined to answer questions regarding his private life and alleged claims against Senator Bernie Moreno while embroiled in a bitter custody battle with his ex-wife.
Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed has drawn criticism and issued an apology after suggesting Americans should avoid fireworks to honor victims of a recent synagogue attack. The remarks sparked debate over appropriate patriotic expressions during periods of national mourning.
Enrique Inzunza made his first public appearance in the Mexican Senate since disappearing from view, asserting that he maintains a clear record regarding ongoing investigations.
Republican Representative Tim Moore asserts that sufficient votes exist in the House to pass a continuing resolution extending federal funding through mid-December, despite anticipated Senate procedural hurdles.
Sen. Panfilo Lacson claims that billions in public funds allocated for flood control and multipurpose projects in Laguna Lake's Taguig reclamation areas were mismanaged or wasted.
The Liberal Party is focusing its efforts on the Chicoutimi—Le Fjord by-election to win another parliamentary seat, following the appointment of former Conservative MP Richard Martel to the Senate.
US Senator Steve Daines and CPIFA Vice President Geng Shuang toured the EHang facility and took a test flight aboard the EH216-S autonomous aerial vehicle.
Three US Senators argued in court that sex abuse victims suing Roblox Corp. and Discord Inc. “deserve their day in court,” and shouldn’t be compelled into private arbitration.
Incumbent octogenarian Senator Ed Markey faces a primary challenge from younger centrist Representative Seth Moulton, marking a notable intra-party generational contest ahead of the general election.
Law enforcement agencies in Mexico have intercepted a large cache of concealed firearms transported in semi-trailers from Texas, resulting in three arrests in Nuevo León. The seizure highlights ongoing cross-border smuggling challenges and intensified efforts to combat organized crime networks.
Distribution company Abramorama has secured North American rights to Miss Representation: Rise Up, a new documentary by Jennifer Siebel Newsom examining the backlash against women in the age of AI and social media.
During a television interview, Senator Aminata Touré discussed the personal sacrifices, family support, and underlying motivations that fueled her rise in Senegalese politics.
A constitutional law expert argues that the Philippine Senate should adopt a straightforward standard for calculating the two-thirds majority required to convict in impeachment trials.
The US Department of Defense is experiencing significant internal instability following the resignation of top military aide Dan Driscoll and mounting criticism of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Senior officials and lawmakers are raising concerns over leadership disputes and policy direction within the military establishment.
Former Defense Department officials and Republican lawmakers have publicly condemned Pete Hegseth’s tenure, citing poor management and a toxic workplace culture within the Pentagon. The mounting bipartisan criticism has intensified calls for his resignation or dismissal.
Philippine Senator Jinggoy Estrada appeared in court to address plunder and graft allegations tied to misused flood control project funds. During the hearing, his legal team navigated procedural requirements regarding his formal plea to the charges.
Michigan Senate nominee Omar El-Sayed is working to repair relationships with Jewish Democratic lawmakers who remain skeptical of his record. Lingering concerns could complicate coalition-building efforts during his confirmation process.
The Philippine Senate has approved a legislative measure designed to curb political nepotism by prohibiting relatives of public executives and lawmakers from securing government contracts. The bill aims to ensure fair competition and transparency in state procurement processes.
Nigerian Vice President Kashim Shettima has turned 60, drawing widespread tributes from President Bola Tinubu, political allies, and government officials. In his birthday message, Shettima thanked supporters and requested prayers rather than material gifts.
A newspaper linked to George Soros falsely identified Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed as a veteran in a statewide distributed publication, sparking debate in the competitive U.S. Senate race.
The Philippine Senate impeachment court advanced day 21 of Vice President Sara Duterte’s trial, with prosecutors considering whether to drop bribery charges while witnesses addressed the use of confidential funds. Lawmakers also voted to extend daily hearing hours to accelerate the proceedings.
Troy Jackson, who replaced Platner in the Senate race, is navigating new electoral challenges after revelations that he directed millions in public funding toward a maritime academy while his son lobbied for the same institution.
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A senator from Cork shares personal insights on balancing political duties with motherhood, emphasizing her positive experience navigating both roles simultaneously.
Senator Petrișor Peiu presented ten core policy recommendations from the Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) for a potential government program, directly contrasting them with the recently published ten-point platform of the Social Democratic Party (PSD).
Senate President Pro Tempore Vicente Sotto III argues that delaying the November 2026 Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections violates citizens' constitutional right to vote.
The Romanian Senate tacitly approved a government bill that would restrict civil servants and military personnel receiving state pensions from earning more than 15 percent of their pension amount while continuing public employment.
Following President Nicușor Dan's request for a legal review, Romania's Senate voted to eliminate the excise tax exemption previously granted to households producing up to 200 liters of traditional alcoholic beverages annually.
A former Romanian interior minister confirms he recommended Lucian Pahonțu for head of the Presidential Protection Service, which was then approved by former president Traian Băsescu.
An American lawmaker urged restrictions against Itamar Ben-Gvir following the circulation of footage showing an emaciated Palestinian detainee, intensifying diplomatic tensions.
A megachurch pastor enters the competitive Kansas Senate race, aiming to become the first Democrat to win the state's upper chamber seat in over 100 years.
Italy's envoy to Pakistan held diplomatic talks with Senate President Yousaf Raza Gillani, who is serving as acting head of state, to discuss bilateral relations and regional cooperation.
Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano stated he holds no grudges against Senator Panfilo Lacson, dismissing allegations that Lacson is conducting a “demolition job” and “trial by publicity” against Taguig City’s development projects.
The Lithuanian government has committed to raising the average old-age pension to at least half of the country’s GDP per capita and average wage. Officials present the adjustment as a necessary measure to improve retiree living standards and align benefits with economic growth.
The Romanian Senate's permanent bureau has scheduled a September 15 deadline for reviewing a USR-proposed bill that would restrict the terms of intelligence service directors, with a full plenary vote expected shortly after.
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz has publicly assessed the current polling landscape of the Texas Senate election, describing the contest between Ken Paxton and Colin Talarico as effectively tied.
Greek anti-organized crime police arrested a 68-year-old man known as a "Vor V Zakone" (thief-in-law) in Komotini, uncovering a significant weapons arsenal at his residence.
Former Bachok MP Nik Mohamad Abduh Nik Abdul Aziz officially took his oath of office as a senator, marking the beginning of his second legislative term in Kuala Lumpur.
Ukraine’s presidential commissioner for sanctions policy meets with US officials in Washington to advance Senator Lindsey Graham’s legislative proposal aimed at tightening economic penalties against Moscow and Tehran.
Senator Jinggoy Estrada vows to pursue all legal options after the Sandiganbayan court removed former Public Works Secretary Manuel Bonoan as a coaccused in a high-profile plunder case.
CBS News is facing intense online criticism after publishing headlines and posts that linked a Muslim Senate candidate to the September 11 attacks and featured controversial commentary from Abdul El-Sayed. The network has come under fire for allegedly amplifying divisive narratives in its election coverage.
Arsenal teenager Ethan Nwaneri has joined Borussia Dortmund on loan to address a defensive injury crisis, while forward Chidozie Awaziem Doue moves to Bayer Leverkusen. The dual transfers highlight ongoing squad reshuffling across Europe’s top leagues.
Polling data indicates an elderly incumbent is poised to advance to November's general election, offering early insights into voter sentiment and campaign strategies for the upcoming congressional cycle.
Republican lawmakers remain highly optimistic about keeping control of both the House and Senate, though they acknowledge the need for stronger campaign efforts.
A Michigan Senate candidate sparked intense political debate on social media after a UAW worker's emotional struggle during his campaign press conference drew widespread attention.
State and federal authorities seized multiple automatic rifles, ammunition, ballistic plates, and drugs during an operation targeting a criminal group in El Rosario, Sinaloa.
Independent Senator Liviu Fodoca, originally elected via the POT party list, announced his transfer to the National Liberal Party (PNL), while Senator Ionel Carp, previously affiliated with PSD, will join the Peace First Romania parliamentary group.
The Vilnius University community celebrated the start of the new academic year with a festive traditional parade through the streets of central Vilnius.
Mircea Abrudean clarified procedural arrangements regarding a meeting between Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and Constitutional Court President Simina Tănăsescu, which took place in his office amid political scrutiny.
Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian has sponsored a resolution to create an ad hoc committee aimed at addressing the country's pressing economic issues alongside other Senate leaders.
Following severe flooding along the North Luzon Expressway in San Simon, a senator has called for toll fee waivers or refunds for motorists trapped for hours during the disaster.
MANILA, Philippines — For the first time since the Senate Impeachment Court issued a ruling for a stricter sub judice rule implementation last Aug. 26, a member of the prosecution team — Manila Rep.
Eighty-year-old Senator Ed Markey is competing against Representative Seth Moulton in the Massachusetts Democratic primary, marking a notable generational contest within the party. Early polling indicates Markey maintains a lead, though Moulton’s campaign emphasizes fresh leadership and progressive policy shifts.
Despite rumors and an Ombudsman mention of possibilities, there are no verified reports confirming that Senators Legarda and Leviste applied for asylum in France, debunking viral claims.
Analysis examines Prime Minister Albanese's potential losses in engaging Senator Pauline Hanson, as a Labor figure fires back at her claims of incitement.
Energy executive Leandro Leviste offloaded P3 billion in SPNEC shares as he faces graft and plunder complaints alongside Senator Loren Legarda and former energy secretary Alfonso Cusi.
Recent coverage highlights a tribunal scene in a spy drama series, the promulgation of Brazil's Return Law, and political commentary surrounding Senator Francisco Balsemão.
Control of the upper chamber will heavily influence future judicial nominations, particularly regarding vacancies or shifts at the nation’s highest court.
The Presidium of the BPK Goražde Assembly strongly denounced the burning of MP Senad Hubjer’s car, warning that violence against citizens undermines the rule of law.
Representative Seth Moulton has launched a bid against long-serving Senator Ed Markey, framing the contest as a choice between progressive renewal and established leadership ahead of the upcoming election cycle.
Higinio Martínez has assumed the presidency of the Senate, securing backing from the ruling coalition while pledging to uphold legislative independence and freedom of expression. His inauguration marks a transition in parliamentary leadership amid ongoing political developments.
Senator JD Vance issued a sharp rebuke to El-Sayed, demanding he cease referencing his wife during their ongoing public dispute. The exchange highlights escalating tensions between the two figures over recent political commentary.
Pyongyang has firmly dismissed recent diplomatic proposals from Washington while pledging to significantly expand its nuclear weapons program. The rejection underscores deepening hostilities and a firm commitment to military deterrence.
Longtime friend and fellow senator Casini highlights Franceschini’s battle with cancer as a lesson in humanity for politicians, urging them to focus on real-world issues affecting citizens.
Prominent Democratic figures have highlighted internal party divisions regarding several Senate nominees, while Republican candidates like JD Vance have launched sharp personal attacks against opponents such as Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed. The developments underscore growing electoral tensions within the party ahead of key contests.
Several Republicans are positioning themselves for upcoming Senate races, including a former New Hampshire senator eyeing a return to office and an Arkansas farmer challenging incumbent Democrats amid agricultural economic pressures. The developing campaigns highlight shifting dynamics within the party ahead of the midterm elections.
Pyongyang has officially rejected recent diplomatic overtures from Donald Trump, simultaneously vowing to significantly expand its nuclear weapons program despite international pressure.
Mufti Dedović states that a recent fatwa was issued within legal boundaries and vows to respect the final court decision regarding ongoing construction work near the National Theatre.
ISLAMABAD: Standing committees of both houses of parliament on Monday questioned the probe into the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) fire that killed 14 infants, raising concerns over…
A senior US senator has announced his candidacy for re-election, promising to continue his legislative agenda while positioning himself as a champion of political innovation. The campaign highlights his decades of experience alongside calls for systemic government reform.
Following renewed Iranian attacks on US forces, President Trump vowed a strong military response while warning that Iran is effectively a failed state. The escalation triggered a sharp rise in crude oil prices and a decline in global equity markets.
Lawmakers are demanding answers after student loan servicer MOHELA sent incorrect past-due notices to borrowers, prompting Senator Elizabeth Warren to launch an official inquiry.
Democrat Annie Andrews, a pediatrician, is campaigning to fill the Senate seat vacated by Lindsey Graham, aiming to shift the political debate toward health and science policy.
Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong delivered a speech to Uzbekistan's Senate, discussing global challenges, Asian economic trends, and prospects for bilateral cooperation between Singapore and Uzbekistan.