Istanbul is preparing to host a four-day meeting of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), an event expected to gather 2,500 lawmakers from around the world.

French lawmakers are set to debate a bill concerning the return of looted colonial-era art, as France faces numerous restitution demands from countries including Algeria, Mali, and Benin.

Slovakian MPs led by Rudolf Huliak announced support for a road law amendment contingent on the removal of stationary radars managed by municipalities, while also confirming opposition to the media law but backing changes to the Audiovisual Fund.

Southern cities in Georgia, including Savannah, Athens, and Atlanta, are grappling with increasing homelessness and public disorder concerns, prompting state lawmakers to push for legislation to enforce existing laws.

US lawmakers are urging the White House to investigate whether Canada's Online Streaming Act constitutes an unfair trade practice, raising questions about the bill's worth amid the diplomatic hassle.

The Assembly of Kosovo approved four international agreements during its session today. Lawmakers greenlit a loan agreement for Kosovo's financial sector development project and another agreement.

Croatia's DP party called for showing respect and loyalty to US President Donald Trump, prompting opposition lawmakers to respond that Croatian national interests should be prioritized.

In recent days, multiple GOP lawmakers have gone public with their concerns over the war -- a range of issues Republican leadership will have to address as they face the task of securing new funding.

German lawmakers have passed new legislation to restrict emigration, aiming to prevent young men from avoiding military conscription. This move follows the recent paving of the way for military conscription in the country.

A report by the Free and Fair Election Network indicates that Pakistani women lawmakers are driving a fifth of the Senate's agenda, focusing on economy, security, and taxation, challenging traditional stereotypes.

Lawmakers in Washington state have passed a new electric vehicle (EV) law that could potentially disrupt Tesla's market dominance, hailed as "great news for consumers" by proponents.

The European Parliament's Agriculture Committee (AGRI) voted to support an agreement by lawmakers to amend EU rules, potentially leading to a ban on terms like 'vegan bacon' and 'vegan steak' for plant-based products.

Nigeria's National Assembly has expressed support for Tantita's pipeline surveillance contract, dismissing petitions that alleged wrongdoing against the company. Lawmakers warned that terminating the contract could jeopardize recent gains in oil production and security.

Legislators are reportedly facing an imminent vote regarding their parliamentary immunity.

An article explains the constitutional process for removing a US president from office, outlining the steps and procedures involved if lawmakers were to attempt to remove a president like Donald Trump.

Lawmakers in the Philippines are accused of using unprogrammed appropriations in the national budget as 'pork barrel' funds, which have reportedly increased beyond the President's proposals.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has called on EU prosecutors to quickly decide on indictments in a farm fraud probe that implicates lawmakers from his New Democracy party, aiming to contain the political fallout.

Ukrainian lawmakers are making progress on an IMF-linked bill aimed at addressing the country's strained budget.

The Philippine House of Representatives is holding a joint hearing to discuss solutions to the fuel price crisis, while Senator Imee Marcos has filed a bill mandating oil firms to unbundle their prices.

A detailed order on the rejection circulated among lawmakers pointed out that some charges involve matters under judicial review

European lawmakers are advocating for the removal of a specific interpreter, known for working with Putin, from an OSCE election observation mission in Hungary, facing objections from the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly president.

Two US lawmakers visiting Cuba have publicly condemned the island's 'economic bombing' resulting from an ongoing energy blockade.

Two Democratic US lawmakers have called for a permanent solution to the Cuban crises, highlighting the impact of the US oil blockade which they described as causing vast disruptions.

Following a Congressional delegation to Cuba, two Democrat lawmakers, Reps. Pramila Jayapal and Jonathan Jackson, condemned US economic restrictions on the island, calling them an 'illegal U.S. blockade of fuel' and 'economic bombing'.

Senators in Kenya have rejected a plan to delay the pensions of Technical University of Kenya (TUK) retirees until 2030. Lawmakers deemed the proposed delay as unfair, inhumane, and unjust to the elderly pensioners.

Washington lawmakers focused on pro forma sessions as the House and Senate struggled to agree on a DHS funding bill, prolonging the government shutdown.

Georgia lawmakers have passed a bill allowing property owners to file claims related to issues stemming from homelessness and immigration.

Republican lawmakers are advocating for a ban on funding for transgender animal experiments in the 2027 Appropriations bill, following the NIH's allocation of new research funds for such studies.

Cambodian lawmakers have approved a new anti-cybercrime law.

Two California House members conducted an oversight visit to the Otay Mesa ICE detention center, an immigrant detention facility that has faced numerous allegations of poor conditions and sexual assaults.

Mexico is actively seeking solutions to its ongoing dispute with the American-owned Vulcan Materials mine in Playa del Carmen, as U.S. lawmakers consider a bill to protect American business assets abroad and threaten sanctions.

Mississippi lawmakers have sent a bill to the governor that would criminalize abortion-inducing medication.

South Korea's trade minister held discussions on trade cooperation with visiting U.S. lawmakers, focusing on strengthening economic ties between the two nations.

Lawmakers are reportedly investigating major private credit firms, including Blackstone and Ares, over their business practices, signaling increased scrutiny of the sector.

EU lawmakers are pressing China on the issue of unsafe products during a rare visit to Beijing, highlighting concerns over product safety standards.

Batangas Rep. Leandro Legarda Leviste stated that the Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) has submitted its final report to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., leaving it to him to decide whether to release it to the public. Leviste also noted he is unbothered by accusations of being a supporter of former President Rodrigo Duterte, as Duterte-aligned lawmakers are the only ones requesting the report.

The US Social Security retirement trust fund is projected to run out of money by 2032, according to the latest estimates. Lawmakers are currently exploring various ideas and proposals to address and fix the program's impending shortfall.

The Jamaat ameer has declared that the objective of a recent 'July uprising' was to ensure that fascism would never return to the country.

Twenty-six lawmakers in Nigeria's House of Representatives have switched parties, citing internal crises, uncertainty, and irreconcilable differences ahead of the upcoming election cycle.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung met with a delegation of US House lawmakers, urging closer coordination to address the growing fallout from the ongoing Middle East war, with discussions also likely covering South Korea's financial contributions.

The Wall Street Journal reported on TMZ's coverage of vacationing lawmakers, highlighting the media outlet's ability to track public figures even during their private time.

China has welcomed a delegation of EU lawmakers for their first visit in eight years, viewing it as an opportunity to stabilize strained relations between the two powers.

Swiss lawmakers have indicated a potential compromise on UBS's proposed $22 billion capital plan, with a decision expected in April and the foreign capital requirements component moving to parliament for debate.

Kentucky lawmakers are considering a comprehensive bill that would raise the sports betting age, ban college player props, regulate daily fantasy sports (DFS), and tax prediction markets.

Four senior US senators are on a two-day visit to Taiwan to press for legislative approval of a NT$1.25 trillion (US$40 billion) special defense budget, emphasizing the importance of the bill amidst military pressure from Beijing and stalled by opposition lawmakers.

Sara Ziff, founder of the Model Alliance, has called for an inquiry into how modeling agencies may have facilitated Jeffrey Epstein's abuse, urging business leaders to be questioned by lawmakers in Washington.

House Committee on Public Accounts chairperson Terry L. Ridon stated that an anti-impeachment petition would further fuel public distrust in Vice President Sara Z. Duterte, who is facing deepening scrutiny over corruption allegations, even as lawmakers express confidence in the impeachment case.

Since 1999, Nigeria's National Assembly Arcade has become a key location for activists and civil society groups to voice grievances against lawmakers, often misunderstood and contested.

European lawmakers have approved discussions with the EU Council on a contentious new legal framework aimed at establishing mechanisms across the bloc for deporting illegal migrants, including the creation of 'return centers' outside EU borders, sparking human rights debates.

As gas prices approach $4 a gallon nationally amid the conflict in Iran, some lawmakers are pushing to suspend the federal gasoline tax

Lawmakers in Oklahoma have put forward a proposal to host a constitutional convention in the state.

A leader from the PPP party is scheduled to meet with US lawmakers and officials from the Trump administration in Washington.

French lawmakers are set to debate a bill aimed at simplifying the process of returning artworks looted during the colonial era to their countries of origin.

Lawmakers in Massachusetts are moving forward with a bill that would mandate the state to reduce the total miles residents can drive in their own cars.

A large-scale operation in Kuwait led to the arrest of 24 individuals, including five former lawmakers, on suspicion of financing terrorism and attempting to undermine state security at foreign instigation.

Federal lawmakers in Nigeria are clashing over the proposed creation of Anioma state, specifically regarding its capital and its connection to the South-East's push for equity.

Indonesian lawmakers are examining a proposed 'ticket war' plan for Hajj pilgrimages, raising concerns and inviting scrutiny.

French lawmakers are preparing to vote on a government-backed bill aimed at combating evolving forms of antisemitism, though opponents argue it could stifle criticism of Israel and threaten free speech.

Kenya is facing a severe fuel shortage, leading to long queues for motorists and prompting lawmakers to demand that the energy regulator (EPRA) close petrol stations accused of hoarding. The crisis has also forced car importers in Mombasa to resort to using trains for transport.

Croatian lawmakers supported amendments to the Electronic Communications Act, facilitating gigabit infrastructure development but also allowing telecom operators to record financial data, prompting opposition warnings about data protection.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered a P10/liter fuel subsidy for drivers and operators of public utility vehicles (PUVs) in the Philippines, aiming to provide weekly savings of P1,500 for three months.

Pakistan's government has spent only 41.5% of its development budget in the first nine months, with the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) already cut to fund fuel subsidies. In contrast, parliamentarians' schemes show 70% utilization in just four months.

A top regent defended the firing of Wisconsin University leader Jay O. Rothman in testimony before state lawmakers, suggesting Rothman was aware of the board's concerns about his leadership.

Kuomintang (KMT) lawmakers in Taiwan have boycotted negotiations concerning the national defense budget, signaling political disagreement over military spending.

During an interpellation with the Minister of Agriculture, Andis Salla, led by Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe, the Albanian Parliament hall was largely empty, with most lawmakers from both political camps absent.

A deep political rift between Governor Alia and Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) Akume is causing divisions within Benue's APC, potentially jeopardizing the 2027 re-election bids of federal lawmakers.

Ohio legislators are introducing bills aimed at significantly restricting sports betting, citing concerns over predatory advertising and gambling practices.

Top House lawmakers are urging the IRS and Treasury to investigate U.S. 'hometown' nonprofits, alleging they were co-opted by the Chinese Communist Party for political influence and election interference.

Lawmakers in Russia's Republic of Altai have passed a law imposing fines on companies with over 100 employees that fail to ensure at least 1.2% of their workforce consists of veterans from the "special military operation."

Philippine lawmakers are exploring joint oil and gas exploration deals with China to address the global energy crunch, despite warnings from a former Supreme Court justice who called accepting Beijing's terms 'suicide.' The discussions highlight ongoing tensions and strategic considerations in the region.

Lawmakers in Massachusetts are seeking to implement what could be the country's most restrictive social media ban, requiring platforms to install rigorous age-verification systems to prevent children under 14 from accessing their services.

US lawmakers are reportedly questioning Bessent regarding liquefied natural gas (LNG) ships that are currently benefiting from tax credits.

A group of 36 Democratic lawmakers, led by Elizabeth Warren, sent a scathing letter accusing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and ICE of creating 'disappearances' on US soil. They claim the system used to track detainees is 'increasingly unreliable'.

Lawmakers in Lithuania are backing a proposal to explore the implementation of daily price caps on fuel, following similar discussions in other European nations.

A Hong Kong coach operator’s failed attempt to reduce its services was only the “tip of the iceberg” of cuts in bus rides amid rising fuel costs, lawmakers have warned, as they urged the government…

China has released new e-commerce guidance after European Union lawmakers raised concerns about a surge of dangerous products entering the bloc.

China has issued new e-commerce guidance after EU lawmakers pressed the country regarding unsafe products sold online.

Jun Sang-soo, a former vice minister-level official from South Korea's National Assembly, has announced his candidacy for secretary-general of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, focusing on digital transformation and inter-parliamentary cooperation.

Despite growing pressure for new faces in the Democratic Party and some older members leaving, several seasoned Black lawmakers are resisting retirement from Congress.

U.S. lawmakers have condemned the escalating violence against Christians in Nigeria and are tying future security aid to the government’s actions to end the persecution.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has called on lawmakers to take action as the country's crucial funding remains uncertain.

Georgia's state legislature concluded its session without extending a crucial deadline, leaving the state's current voting system in jeopardy and potentially impacting the upcoming November midterm elections.

New York GOP lawmakers are launching a pressure campaign on Governor Kathy Hochul, urging her to repeal the state's climate law, citing concerns over soaring energy costs and an affordability crisis.

France is confronting racism in public life after several Black lawmakers received racist letters and Saint-Denis Mayor Bally Bagayoko faced a surge of abuse.

Lee has reaffirmed his commitment to regain wartime command during a meeting with US lawmakers.

Myanmar's Junta Chief Min Aung Hlaing is transitioning to president, a move that has prompted ASEAN lawmakers to warn the international community against recognizing his presidency.

Lawmakers in the United States have urged the administration of US President Donald Trump to take action against China’s alleged sanctioned oil imports by blacklisting port operators and blocking…

Nigeria's parliament has approved an increased 68.30 trillion naira ($49.4 billion) budget for 2026, following President Bola Tinubu's request for adjustments.

A new nonpartisan group, the Nevada Forum, has been established with the goal of bringing together Republican and Democratic lawmakers to promote cooperation and understanding.

Nigerian lawmakers have passed a bill to extend the implementation of the 2025 budget's capital component until June 30, 2026, following a clause-by-clause consideration and after President Tinubu's unfulfilled promises.

Tabloid outlet TMZ has been tracking US Republican and Democratic lawmakers vacationing at locations like Disney World, even as the partial government shutdown entered its seventh week and federal workers missed paychecks.

Arizona lawmakers are currently debating a bill to establish a permanent memorial to Charlie Kirk at the state capitol. This follows a recent veto by Governor Hobbs of a proposal to name a highway after Kirk.

UAE lawmakers are seeking flexibility for working students who are being affected by a shift to in-person classes, aiming to address challenges faced by those balancing employment and education.

TMZ has reportedly highlighted the difficulty for vacationing lawmakers to avoid public scrutiny, emphasizing that they can be found anywhere.

Hollywood tabloid TMZ continues to publish photographs of members of Congress 'living it up' around the country during their spring break, reminding them they can't hide and drawing further attention to their activities.

China is actively working to strengthen its ties with the European Union, marked by a recent visit from EU lawmakers that ended an eight-year hiatus in such high-level exchanges.

Prediction market platforms Polymarket and Kalshi have announced updated rules aimed at curbing insider trading, as US lawmakers introduce bills to ban insider trading by politicians and betting on geopolitical events.

The House of Representatives will continue its impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte next month, despite a petition filed before the Supreme Court, with lawmakers commenting on the credibility of witnesses as the hearing is anticipated to conclude by the end of May.

Lawmakers have requested information from the Treasury Department regarding Elon Musk's potential influence on the decision to halt enforcement of the Corporate Transparency Act.

Japan's Lower House has passed an emergency stopgap budget of ¥8.56 trillion, marking the first time in 11 years that lawmakers across party lines have resorted to such a temporary measure.

A long-term project in Maine aims to aid endangered wild Atlantic salmon recovery by removing or modifying dams to allow free passage up the Sandy River, but it is encountering resistance from businesses and lawmakers.

Several members of the US Congress have expressed outrage over a visit by a Russian delegation to the US Capitol, which was organized by the office of Republican House member Anna Paulina Luna.

One month into the Iran war, US lawmakers from both parties remain entrenched and have taken no action, despite public polling showing high disapproval and dismay over the conflict and rising petrol prices.

European conservative lawmakers are raising alarms about 'no-go zones' that they claim are tied to mass immigration and Islamization, based on findings presented in a new report.

American lawmakers are seeking explanations from the Trump administration after a Canadian man claimed U.S. customs officers detained him for three hours and compelled him to provide a DNA sample before sending him home.

Amid rising fuel prices, US lawmakers are advocating for the suspension of the federal gas tax as a measure to alleviate the financial burden on consumers.

The Dutch parliament held a debate on the soaring fuel and energy prices, which are a consequence of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Lawmakers struggled to find a clear solution to the issue.

Lawmakers in the French National Assembly are debating draft legislation aimed at facilitating the return of artworks and other artifacts looted during the country's colonial era.

Kuwait announced the disruption of multiple Hezbollah cells since the Islamic regime began attacking Gulf countries.

Hong Kong lawmakers are calling for immediate action on a proposal to toughen penalties for child abuse, which has been stalled for seven years despite laws last updated in 1995.

A Swiss SVP National Councillor, with cross-party support, is pushing for tougher measures against bicycle theft, arguing that current fines are too lenient and exploited by thieves.

A new bill introduced by Sens. Todd Young and Elissa Slotkin aims to amend government ethics rules. The proposed legislation would require lawmakers and staffers to disclose trades made on prediction markets, addressing concerns about potential conflicts of interest.

Nebraska lawmakers have stated that developer Woodsonia is 'tied' to the proposed 'good life district' project in Grand Island.

European lawmakers are calling for new rules and measures to identify and address Russian spies operating within their ranks. The initiative aims to bolster security and counter foreign interference.

Lawmakers are calling for increased investment in the care economy, emphasizing its crucial role as a cornerstone for achieving gender equality.

Members of Congress are demanding investigations into the prediction market platform Polymarket following reports of anonymous traders making strategic, well-timed bets related to the Iran war just hours before events unfolded.

Senate attendance data in the Philippines has brought attention to some lawmakers' perfect attendance records, while also highlighting Senator Bato's 31 absences from sessions.

Venezuelan lawmakers have approved a comprehensive mining bill designed to attract foreign investors who have been wary of expropriations in the past.

Lawmakers are demanding investigations into well-timed bets placed on Polymarket that are linked to the ongoing conflict with Iran.

Senate Minority Leader Abba Moro has attributed the persistent internal crises within Nigeria's Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to political actors within the party, dismissing external forces as the cause of instability.

Ohio's House of Representatives is debating two opposing Republican bills concerning Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals for high school athletes, with one proposing a ban and the other establishing a framework for such deals.

Washington Post columnist Shadi Hamid contended that Muslims do not need to assimilate in America, citing their civic engagement and countering rhetoric from GOP lawmakers.

US lawmakers have proposed a new bill to further restrict China’s access to advanced chipmaking equipment, escalating Washington’s efforts to limit the country’s semiconductor ambitions. The US is seeking to bring allies, such as the Netherlands, to match these tougher restrictions.

Volunteer lawmakers from the Japan Innovation Party met to discuss revisions to the retrial system, proposing a provision to prohibit prosecutors from appealing decisions to begin a retrial, a move supported by the sister of Iwao Hakamada, who was acquitted in a retrial.

South Korean lawmakers held talks with envoys from seven Middle Eastern countries to discuss the repercussions of the Iran war and ensure a stable oil supply. The country is seeking alternative routes amid an energy crisis.

A congressional think tank in the Philippines has cautioned lawmakers about the difficulties in implementing a proposed election law aimed at curbing political dynasties, citing its broad scope and scale.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has called on state lawmakers to ban cousin marriages, linking the practice to "stealth jihad" during a signing ceremony for a new state law in Tampa.

Two Dutch political parties are drafting legislation to increase punishments for femicide, advocating for courts to consider patterns of stalking, threats, and abuse leading to the killings.

A panel has put forward a recommendation to lift the parliamentary immunity of eleven lawmakers from Greece's New Democracy party.

Dutch lawmakers have expressed urgent concern regarding the planned closure of four specialized care villas for children, which are owned by the German multinational B. Braun.

The Philippine Ombudsman has issued a "fair warning" to the House of Representatives, demanding the release of lawmakers' Statements of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALNs) this week. The Ombudsman emphasized that the House should heed the subpoena.

The House plenum in Cyprus rejected the president’s referral of a law concerning small business bank accounts, reaffirming its support for the legislation previously approved.

Vietnamese lawmakers are currently deliberating a proposal to designate November 24 as Việt Nam Culture Day, potentially making it a new public holiday.

Lawmakers in Cameroon have revived the position of vice president, a move that grants the aging president sweeping control over the newly re-established post.

Lawmakers in Georgia have passed a new bill enabling property owners to sue local authorities if they fail to enforce policies prohibiting outdoor sleeping or requiring cooperation with immigration enforcement.

Lawmakers in Thailand are divided over proposals to abolish the pension fund for former Members of Parliament and senators, citing concerns about fairness and long-term financial sustainability.

Lawmakers in Georgia have passed a bill that advocates fear will lead to the incarceration of homeless individuals, sparking concerns about its impact on vulnerable populations.

An opinion piece argues that for effective dialogue with Russia, US lawmakers should build ties with Russia’s democratic forces rather than legitimizing those who enable President Putin.

A discussion is underway in Latvia regarding the use of the Russian language in public media, prompted by a Constitutional Court decision that requires lawmakers to balance state language duties with other constitutional rights by May 1 next year.

Opposition lawmakers in Pakistan's National Assembly created an uproar and chanted slogans against the ruling coalition following a petrol price hike, with Jamaat-e-Islami announcing nationwide action.

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New Jersey lawmakers are calling for a federal investigation into Newark Public Schools, alleging that $287 million in COVID relief funds were mismanaged and students were denied tutoring services.

Lawmakers in the Brazilian Congress have approved changes allowing separated couples to have joint custody over their pets, reflecting the growing importance people place on their animal companions.

President Trump has told Americans the war in Iran is ending, a statement that has been blasted by US lawmakers for containing 'lies and delusions' and comes as his popularity dips and fuel prices rise, fueling consumer pain.

Cyprus is moving to ban electric scooter use for individuals under 17, though lawmakers warn that excluding e-bikes from the legislation could undermine its effectiveness.

Eight NNPP lawmakers in Kano State have defected to the APC at the National Assembly in Abuja, with Governor Abba Yusuf witnessing the event.

Dallas Mavericks CEO Rick Welts announced that discussions with lawmakers about a potential new downtown arena site can now move forward, as the franchise faces a self-imposed July deadline. Welts also addressed the ongoing search for a new General Manager.

Nigerian Senate President Akpabio announced during a plenary session that three Senate seats have been declared vacant following the tragic loss of some members of the 10th Senate.

Members of Congress are reportedly receiving 'TMZ treatment' from media outlets while on vacation during a partial government shutdown, highlighting public scrutiny.

Lawmakers are facing backlash for vacationing during the record-breaking Department of Homeland Security shutdown, leaving DHS workers unpaid, while the White House urges Congress to cut short its recess to address the situation. Meanwhile, scammers are reportedly targeting payees of the bread price-fixing settlement with fake websites.

An analysis suggests that ongoing investigations against lawmakers in Ukraine do not pose a threat to the country's democracy. The article explores how such probes might even strengthen democratic institutions.

Myanmar's military junta has elected a business supremo as Vice-President and its lawmakers are now putting the junta chief on the path to presidency, prompting a pro-democracy group to demand the release of political prisoners and rights protections as the new government takes shape.

TMZ has published a report on vacationing lawmakers, suggesting that public figures cannot easily avoid media scrutiny even while on holiday.

TMZ has published reports on vacationing lawmakers, emphasizing that public figures have little privacy, even in seemingly private settings.

Lawmakers are exploring various proposals to regulate the burgeoning prediction market industry, ranging from banning politicians from using platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi to eliminating sports trades.

Republican lawmakers in Oklahoma, Minnesota, and Tennessee have introduced bills to honor Charlie Kirk with statues and plazas following his assassination, but these legislative efforts have encountered roadblocks.

US lawmakers are reportedly pressing the Securities and Exchange Commission's top official for details regarding the recent exit of the enforcement director.

A bipartisan group of US senators and representatives has formally requested that the administration impose sanctions on Milorad Dodik, reinforcing earlier calls from US Senators Jeanne Shaheen, Chuck Grassley, Roger Wicker, and Dick Durbin.

An attack on Farooq Abdullah has sparked outrage in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly, with lawmakers calling it a 'grave security lapse'. Sajad Lone further intensified the debate by drawing parallels between the attack and his father's assassination, stating that 'wounds get opened again'.

Lawyers have filed a petition with the Supreme Court to halt impeachment complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte, which House lawmakers have now slammed, questioning the lower chamber's panel actions during proceedings.

Following recent immigration arrests, California lawmakers are raising concerns about the extent to which local police are sharing information with federal authorities.

A number of Republican lawmakers have begun to raise questions and express concerns regarding the ongoing war plans involving Iran.