Immigration Policy Debate Heats Up as Border Crises Continue
The U.S. immigration policy debate has intensified as lawmakers grapple with balancing economic needs and border security, with experts calling for a comprehensive legislative solution.
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Bangladesh President Accuses Yunus Govt of Humiliation, Constitutional Violations
Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahbuddin has accused the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus of humiliating him and breaching constitutional protocols during his tenure.
Farooq Abdullah Demands Quick J&K Statehood Restoration
Farooq Abdullah, president of the National Conference, demanded Sunday that India's central government swiftly restore full statehood to Jammu and Kashmir. He called the delay a breach of constitutional promises essential for the region's stability.
Philexport Seeks US Talks After Court Strikes 19% Tariffs
The Philippine Exporters Confederation urged continued bilateral talks with the United States after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a 19% tariff on Philippine goods. The court ruled the duties unconstitutional in a 6-3 decision on Feb. 20, 2026, though a new 10% global tariff takes effect Feb. 24.
Reform UK Leaders Push Traditional Views on Marriage, Abortion
Senior Reform UK figures including Nigel Farage, Danny Kruger and Dr. James Orr have voiced support for heterosexual marriage as the ideal for child-rearing and criticized Britain's 24-week abortion limit. The comments, resurfaced amid the party's poll surge, highlight tensions over family policy as Reform prepares for elections.
Inusah Fuseini Supports OSP After Chief Justice Dismisses Petitions
Former Tamale Central MP Inusah Fuseini voiced strong backing for the Office of the Special Prosecutor after Ghana's Chief Justice dismissed petitions challenging the removal processes for the OSP and Electoral Commission heads. The court ruled no prima facie case existed in the challenges filed against the officials.
DOJ Seeks to Denaturalize Ex-North Miami Mayor Jean Philippe Janiver
The U.S. Department of Justice has launched proceedings to strip former North Miami Mayor Jean Philippe Janiver of his citizenship after uncovering his use of fraudulent identities and bigamy to gain U.S. status. The Haitian-born politician entered the country illegally and dodged a 2001 deportation order, officials said.
Trump Pledges Backup Plan After Supreme Court Strikes Down Tariffs
President Donald Trump vowed Friday to press ahead with a backup plan after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled his sweeping tariffs unlawful under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. He said the administration would seek alternative legal grounds to preserve as many duties as possible.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs 6-3, Six GOP-Nominated Justices in Majority
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that President Donald Trump's tariffs imposed under emergency powers violate the Constitution, reserving that authority for Congress. Six of the nine justices, all nominated by Republican presidents, formed the majority against the policy.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Emergency Tariffs in 6-3 Ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 Friday that President Donald Trump exceeded his authority under a 1977 emergency law by imposing sweeping tariffs on imports. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the majority opinion, invoking the major questions doctrine to limit presidential power.
Supreme Court Invalidates Trump’s Sweeping Tariffs in 6-3 Ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on Feb. 20 that President Donald Trump overstepped his authority by imposing broad tariffs under a 1977 emergency powers law. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote that the president needs explicit congressional approval for such measures.
Sachin Pilot Slams India-US Trade Pact as Farmer-Throttling Deal
Congress leader Sachin Pilot accused the Modi government Thursday of signing a trade agreement with the United States under pressure that harms Indian farmers. He said the deal allows duty-free American agricultural imports, devastating growers of maize, cotton and other crops across multiple states.
Swinney Voices Absolute Confidence in Lord Advocate Amid Murrell Memo Controversy
Scottish First Minister John Swinney expressed absolute confidence in Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain during heated Holyrood exchanges over her sharing of a memo on embezzlement charges against former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell. The memo, sent in January, detailed accusations that Murrell embezzled nearly £460,000 from the party over 13 years.
Somerset Council Proposes 4.99% Tax Rise Amid Funding Pressures
Somerset Council plans a 4.99% council tax increase for Band D properties, matching the government-approved cap, despite earlier calculations showing needs up to 5.9%. Cllr Bill Revans defended the move, blaming past freezes and complex national funding shifts for the district's financial strain.
BJP Slams Karnataka Government Over RTC Strike and Bengaluru Garbage Crisis
Karnataka BJP leader R. Ashoka accused the Congress government of financial mismanagement Thursday, blaming it for a transport workers' strike demanding 38 months of unpaid arrears and a worsening garbage crisis in Bengaluru.