Trump Dominates GOP Caucuses In Idaho, Missouri And Michigan Convention
Trump's latest victories solidify his lead with 244 delegates, while Nikki Haley trails at 24 in the race for the 1,215 needed for the Republican nomination.
Oil Prices Rise Over 1% As OPEC+ Decision Looms Amid Geopolitical Strain
Oil prices rose over 1% on Friday ahead of an OPEC+ decision on production cuts, driven by market expectations of supply constraints and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Trump Appeals Disqualification In Illinois Primary Ballot
The ruling, issued by Cook County Circuit Judge Tracie Porter, a Democrat, asserted that Trump's involvement in the January 6, 2021, insurrection rendered him ineligible for office under the 14th Amendment.
Key Highlights From Trump And Biden's Border Visit
Biden arrived in Brownsville, Tex., where he met with federal Border Patrol agents and local law enforcement officials. In contrast, Trump's visit to another city along the U.S.-Mexico border portrayed a different tone. He met with Border Patrol officials and the Texas National Guard, walking by a wall of razor wire and military vehicles.
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Marcos Says Philippines On 'Frontline' Of Maritime Disputes, 'Will Not Yield'
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos told Australia's parliament his country was on the "frontline" of a battle for regional peace Thursday, pledging resolve as he sought support in maritime disputes with China.
Congress Leaders Reach Partial Budget Deal To Avert Government Shutdown
The specific funding bills pertain to critical agencies, including agriculture, veterans affairs, and housing. Under the newly negotiated terms, these agencies will now be funded through March 8, while the remaining government funding will be extended until March 22.
Trump Ineligible For Illinois Primary Ballot Under 14th Amendment, Judge Rules
Despite the ruling, early voting for the Illinois primary is already underway, and the judge stayed her decision until Friday. The temporary stay grants Trump the opportunity to appeal the order and ensures his name remains on the ballot, at least until the end of the week.
House Democrats Pressure Speaker Johnson To Avert Government Shutdown
The urgency stems from the looming Friday deadline, creating a stark need for a resolution on funding legislation to avoid a partial government shutdown.
Judge Affirms Kristina Karamo's Removal As Michigan GOP Chair Amid Party Infighting
The Michigan Republican Party also supported her removal, endorsing former U.S. Rep. Pete Hoekstra as the new chair, backed by former President Donald Trump.
Michigan Primary 2024: Biden And Trump Secure Wins, Set Stage For A Potential Rematch
Notably, a significant number of voters opted to cast their ballots as "uncommitted," showcasing a divided sentiment among Democratic voters.
House Republicans' Budget Battle Threatens Economic Stability
House Republicans' refusal to compromise on the budget threatens economic stability and sparks concerns over the nation's financial health.
Amid Looming Shutdown Threat, Biden Calls Congressional Leaders To White House
President Biden convenes congressional leaders amid looming shutdown and Ukraine aid pressure.
Donald Trump Jr. Receives Envelope Containing White Powder At Florida Home
A hazmat team visited his home in Jupiter, Florida, with the spokesperson stating, "The test results of the substance came up inconclusive on what it was exactly, but officials on the scene do not believe it is deadly."
Hungarian Parliament Greenlights Sweden's NATO Entry, Defying Putin
Hungary's parliament grants approval for Sweden's NATO membership, marking a significant geopolitical shift and dealing a blow to Russia.
Koch-Backed Group Pulls Funding For Haley's Campaign Following South Carolina Defeat
The decision adds to the challenges faced by Haley, with other donors, including billionaire Reid Hoffman, also ceasing financial support.
GOP Sen. John Thune, The No. 2 Senate Republican, Backs Trump For President
The move comes despite Thune's occasional criticism and previous deviations from Trump on various notes.
Thousands Rally For Brazil's Bolsonaro Amid Legal Firestorm
Thousands of Brazilians poured into the streets of Sao Paulo on Sunday after ex-president Jair Bolsonaro called for a show of support as he faces accusations he plotted a coup to stay in power.
Belarus President Lukashenko To Seek Re-election Next Year
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, who has held power since 1994, said on Sunday he intended to seek re-election next year, which could extend his rule to 36 years.
Another Debt Ceiling Crisis? Congress Again Scrambling To Keep Government Open
Congress faces deadline with unresolved disputes, risking partial shutdown and prompting urgent bipartisan action to avert disruptions to essential services.
Trump And Haley Showdown Set To Shake Up South Carolina Primary
The South Carolina Republican primary, a significant event in the 2024 Presidential race, has been marked by a fierce competition between former President Donald Trump and the state's former Governor, Nikki Haley.
Biden's 'Dream Team' Raises $140 Million, Outpacing Trump In Fundraising Efforts
Jim Messina, who managed former President Barack Obama's successful 2012 reelection campaign, commented, "They have kind of put together a dream team in fundraising."
DeSantis Dismisses Being Trump's VP, Eyes Future Presidential Run
"People were mentioning me [as his vice president]. I'm not doing that," DeSantis asserted during a call with his supporters.
Biden-Trump Clash Deepens Amid Alabama IVF Ruling
The clash over reproductive rights is becoming a focal point as the 2024 election looms.
Argentine Austerity Anger Mounts, But Govt Says Its Working
Argentine trains ground to a halt and hospitals were left running on fumes this week as austerity measures sparked mass walkouts -- even as the country boasted its first budget surplus in 12 years.
Navalny Death Must Be 'Red Line': Belarus Opposition Leader
Exiled Belarussian opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya on Thursday urged democratic governments to make Alexei Navalny's death a "red line" with actions and not just "words of support".
Joe Biden Calls Putin A 'Crazy SOB,' Mocks Trump At San Francisco Fundraiser
At the San Francisco fundraiser event, Biden referred to Putin as "a crazy S.O.B" and ridiculed Trump for comparing his legal issues to the persecution faced by Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
Trump's Attorneys Seek 30-Day Extension To Pay $355 Million Fraud Verdict
In a letter to Judge Arthur Engoron, the attorneys argued that New York Attorney General Letitia James was rushing to enforce the judgment, calling it "unseemly."
Senegal Candidates Decry Delay In Setting New Poll Date
Fifteen candidates in Senegal's delayed presidential election have accused President Macky Sall of "ill will" and vowed to take action to ensure a new poll date is swiftly established.
Biden's Brother Defends Business Dealings Amid Impeachment Probe
The 74-year-old stressed that he never sought preferential treatment from the president or exploited their relationship for personal gain
$1.2 Billion In Student Loans Cleared By Biden's SAVE Plan
The Biden-Harris administration announces automatic discharge of $1.2 billion in student loans for nearly 153,000 eligible borrowers under the SAVE Plan.
Trump's Save America PAC Spent $2.9M On Legal Bills Amid Mounting Legal Cases
Trump, the leading contender for the GOP presidential nomination, confronts 91 criminal indictments across four jurisdictions and owes substantial legal penalties resulting from judgments in civil cases, totaling hundreds of millions of dollars.
Mexico Opposition Senator Xochitl Galvez Enters Presidential Race
Mexican businesswoman and opposition senator Xochitl Galvez, 60, threw her hat in the ring for the presidency Tuesday, setting up a two-woman race with ex-mayor Claudia Sheinbaum of the ruling party.
Nikki Haley Firm In Presidential Bid, Calls Trump 'Meaner And More Offensive By The Day'
Haley criticized Trump extensively, labeling him a "bully" and accusing him of becoming "meaner and more offensive by the day."
South Africa Sets Stage For May 29 General Election
Three decades after the advent of democracy, South Africa will go to the polls on May 29 for general elections and perhaps the first serious challenge to ANC rule.
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