President Trump signed an executive order to accelerate the review and access to psychedelic drug treatments, including controversial substances like ibogaine. Podcaster Joe Rogan was present at the White House announcement, where Trump joked about wanting some for anxiety.
The Philippine Senate ethics committee is reportedly closer to beginning its review of pending complaints filed against various lawmakers. There are currently nine cases awaiting consideration by the panel.
Multiple members of the US Congress are expected to face potential expulsion votes this week due to allegations of sexual assault, ethics violations, and financial misconduct.
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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.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has accused China of 'bullying' by detaining or holding up dozens of Panama-flagged ships following a canal clash. The US has voiced 'serious concerns' over China’s intensified inspections of these vessels, vowing support for Panama amid its escalating fallout with Beijing.
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.
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.
US lawmakers are pressing Taiwan to approve its delayed $40 billion defense budget, emphasizing the importance of strengthening its defensive capabilities.
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.
A proposal by some US lawmakers to ban government use of Chinese humanoid robots highlights US anxiety over China's advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics, according to an expert.
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has praised a US commentator and members of the US Congress for drawing attention to security concerns in Nigeria, reiterating its call for a referendum on Biafra.
With only six years until Social Security faces insolvency, US lawmakers acknowledge the program's precarious future but remain unable to agree on a plan to fix it.
US lawmakers are blaming Nvidia and demanding the suspension of its export licenses for advanced AI chips to China, as a Super Micro co-founder exits the board following an indictment related to chip smuggling, which has battered the company's stock.
A US lawmaker has indicated that a potential $200 billion spending request for the Iran war could be subject to change, emphasizing the financial requirements of military operations.
A six-term South Korean lawmaker, Rep. Cho Kyoung-tae, is set to meet with US lawmakers to stress the importance of mutual trust and benefit in the alliance, especially as the allies face new challenges.
The US Ambassador to Estonia, Roman Pipko, stated that reports regarding a meeting between Estonian and US lawmakers were misleading and disrespectful to US soldiers stationed in Estonia.
US House Representatives have condemned Turkey's recent deployment of F-16 fighter jets to the occupied northern part of Cyprus, causing new reactions in the US and blocking the sale of F-16s.
US lawmakers have expressed concerns to Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan regarding the company's testing of tools from a China-linked firm, fearing it could expose cutting-edge chipmaking processes to Chinese military companies.
NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Democratic Rep. Gregory Meeks of New York, ranking member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, about U.S. military operations against Iran.
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US lawmakers are requesting a briefing from the UK regarding a reported 'backdoor order' issued to Apple, indicating concerns about government access to encrypted data.
A group of four members of the U.S. Congress issued a statement supporting Ukraine's struggle on the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion.
Indian-origin billionaire Vinod Khosla has strongly criticized US lawmakers Bernie Sanders and Ro Khanna. He called them 'morons' for warning about artificial intelligence's potential dangers. Khosla believes their concerns, driven by socialist or communist ideologies, will halt AI's beneficial advancements. These include breakthroughs in medicine, clean energy, and economic productivity.
Billionaire Les Wexner, former CEO of Victoria's Secret, testified before Congress, stating he was 'naive' and 'conned' by Jeffrey Epstein, who allegedly stole vast sums from his family.
US lawmakers are advocating for funding to provide VPN software to Iranian civilians, enabling them to circumvent government internet restrictions. US agencies are exploring methods to facilitate this access.
US lawmakers have reportedly scaled back a proposed bill that aimed to target China's chipmaking industry, indicating a potential shift in legislative strategy.
The leaders of the two largest Hungarian parties held their final rallies today, concluding a turbulent campaign ahead of tomorrow's uncertain elections.
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.
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.
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.
South Korea's trade minister held discussions on trade cooperation with visiting U.S. lawmakers, focusing on strengthening economic ties between the two nations.
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.
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.
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US lawmakers have announced plans to visit Taiwan before a potential summit between President Trump and China's Xi Jinping, a move expected to draw opposition from Beijing, which considers Taiwan a breakaway province.
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 UK government has reportedly rejected a $2 billion wind turbine factory proposal from Chinese firm Mingyang, citing national security and supply chain resilience concerns, a decision influenced by US pressure.
Following concerns over routers, US lawmakers are now considering legislation to ban Chinese-made robots for government use, citing national security and privacy risks.
Republican Senator David McCormick has joined other US lawmakers in backing a new bill that seeks to officially designate the Polisario Front as a terrorist group.
US Senators have called on ByteDance to immediately shut down its AI application, Seedance 2.0, citing significant concerns over copyright infringement and intellectual property theft.
US House lawmakers on Wednesday examined Jeffrey Epstein’s financial empire as a committee questioned his former accountant in a closed-door deposition.
WASHINGTON: United States lawmakers from both parties raised concerns on Tuesday about the strategy and potential consequences of the US-Israeli war against Iran following a classified congressional…
Today in Washington, former US First Lady Hillary Clinton is testifying about the case of former financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and she published her opening remarks on...
Following a series of fatal and serious accidents, Cypriot lawmakers are debating a proposal to completely ban electric scooters, with a bill submitted to the House transport committee.
Secretary of state’s address comes as US deploys largest force of aircraft and warships to Middle East since 2003
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Marco Rubio will deliver a rare briefing to top US lawmakers on Iran at the White House on Tuesday as Washington deploys its largest force of aircraft and warships to the Middle East since the 2003 buildup to the Iraq war.
The audience for the secretary of state’s briefing is reported to include the so-called “gang of eight”, which includes the ...
US lawmakers are urging the release of Rodney Taylor, a double amputee barber, from ICE detention in Georgia, citing grave concerns over his continued detainment.
Billionaire Lex Wexner, former CEO of Victoria's Secret, testified before US lawmakers, asserting that he was 'naive' and 'conned' by Jeffrey Epstein, who allegedly stole 'vast sums' from his family.
During a three-hour congressional hearing, US lawmakers debated with RFK Jr., who shifted focus away from vaccines, while the US health secretary attempted to emphasize chronic disease.
US lawmakers are initiating a move to impeach War Secretary Hegseth, citing alleged 'war crimes' related to Iran. This action signals significant political opposition and scrutiny over military conduct.
US Representatives Eric Swalwell and Tony Gonzales are facing serious misconduct allegations, leading to calls from other lawmakers for their expulsion from Congress.
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.
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.
Following the US-Iran ceasefire deal and the unblocking of the Strait of Hormuz, global markets are showing significant reactions, with oil prices collapsing from $117 to $95 per barrel and stock markets soaring in Asia and Europe. Shipowners are also preparing for the reopening, with approximately 800 vessels poised to resume passage through the critical waterway.
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.
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.
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.
US lawmakers are reportedly pressing the Securities and Exchange Commission's top official for details regarding the recent exit of the enforcement director.
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.
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.
Victims of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein have filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Justice and Google, alleging their identities were mistakenly published in official documents made public online. Concurrently, US lawmakers are urging Sarah Ferguson to testify about her knowledge of Prince Andrew's links to Epstein, setting a two-week deadline for her response.
US lawmakers, including Senators Tom Cotton and Chuck Schumer, are planning to introduce a bill that would prohibit the federal government from purchasing or operating humanoid robots from Chinese companies due to national security concerns.
Progressive lawmakers Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have introduced a bill proposing a moratorium on the construction of new datacenters, aiming to create federal guardrails for AI amidst an unprecedented energy crisis and rapid AI infrastructure buildout.
Republican speaker and intelligence chiefs are making a new effort to renew a key US surveillance law, sparking debate over privacy and national security.
US lawmakers are raising concerns about the United States' increasing reliance on Chinese pharmaceutical ingredients, drawing parallels to China's strategies in rare earths and semiconductors.
Republican and Democratic US lawmakers are raising the issue of the transfer and deployment of Turkish F-16 fighter jets to occupied Cyprus in the American Congress.
The Oversight Committee took the action over the objections of its Republican chairman, after several G.O.P. members sided with Democrats to insist on it.
US Senate lawmakers are scheduled to vote on a bipartisan war powers resolution aimed at halting military action against Iran and requiring congressional authorization for any hostilities.
US lawmakers have released a report detailing their findings on the alleged persecution of Christians in Nigeria, following the nation's categorization as a 'country of particular concern' by former President Donald Trump.
Billionaire Les Wexner, founder of L Brands, testified before Congress, claiming he was 'naive' and 'conned' by Jeffrey Epstein, who allegedly stole 'vast sums' of money from his family.
Fifteen members of Congress have written to Marco Rubio, demanding accountability for the nine-month detention of 15-year-old Palestinian-American Mohammed Ibrahim in Israel.