Bipartisan condolences as Salvini cancels engagements. Mattarella: 'Italy loses a passionate leader'
The death of Umberto Bossi deeply affects the Italian political world, with leaders cancelling their engagements to pay tribute.
John Fetterman says Trump Derangement Syndrome is the 'leader' of the Democratic Party
Senator John Fetterman believes that 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' defines leadership within the Democratic Party, inhibiting bipartisan agreements.
Attention Drivers in Florida: Goodbye to the Law that Sought to Change the Sticker Rule on License Plates
A proposal in Florida to modernize vehicle registration and eliminate the traditional yellow sticker on license plates has failed to advance in the state Senate.
Security lines persist at US airports as Congress negotiates DHS funding
Negotiations in Congress over funding the Department of Homeland Security are ongoing, resulting in long security lines at major US airports.
Minnesota bill would ban warrants allowing police to collect data from devices near a crime scene
A bipartisan Minnesota bill seeks to restrict warrants that allow police to collect data from devices near crime scenes, proposing legal limitations and an ability for individuals to sue law enforcement.
Burned photos of Meloni and Nordio, bipartisan condemnation. ANM: "Lower the tones". But FdI: "Red hate"
The burning of photos of Italian politicians Meloni and Nordio during a protest in Rome has sparked a bipartisan condemnation, highlighting increasing tensions in political discourse.
Good news in the US: the Senate approved a broad bill to facilitate access to housing and reduce costs for millions of Americans
The US Senate has approved a bipartisan bill aimed at improving housing access and reducing costs, although its future remains uncertain due to political tensions.
Trump-backed affordable housing overhaul clears Senate, while House GOP raises red flags
A bipartisan housing bill supported by Trump has passed the Senate, but its future in the House faces uncertainty.
Bipartisan Parliamentary Alliance Established to Support Youth without Places
A bipartisan parliamentary alliance has been established in Japan to support socially isolated youth and address issues related to their survival and potential involvement in crime.
Bipartisan housing push advances, but Trump-backed investor ban faces resistance
The Senate is moving closer to finalizing a bipartisan housing package aimed at increasing affordability, though a provision banning institutional investors, backed by Trump, is causing contention.
Trump pick pulls nomination due to lack of Senate support after past comments
Jeremy Carl withdrew his nomination for assistant secretary of state after facing bipartisan criticism over his past comments regarding race, religion, and Israel.
[Editorial] The Crisis of Administrative Integration Must Find Bipartisan Solutions
The ongoing crisis surrounding administrative integration for balanced regional development has left plans in jeopardy, with failure to pass key legislation in the National Assembly threatening the initiative.
After her father's addiction led to a $91K gambling spiral, GOP Rep Erin Houchin pushes addiction reform
Rep. Erin Houchin is advocating for a new bill aimed at providing support for those struggling with gambling addiction, following her father's experience with the issue.
Washington Post: America consumed munitions worth $5.6 billion during the first two days of war with Iran
The U.S. military reportedly consumed munitions worth $5.6 billion in the first two days of its military operation against Iran, highlighting the high costs of military strikes.
Dem Sen. Peter Welch praises Trump's 'respected' pick to replace Noem at DHS, says 'he'll be confirmed'
Democratic Senator Peter Welch has expressed confidence in the confirmation of Markwayne Mullin as the new Secretary of Homeland Security, highlighting his competence and integrity.
House votes to let Trump's Operation Epic Fury continue in Iran
The U.S. House of Representatives voted to allow President Trump to proceed with Operation Epic Fury in Iran, despite bipartisan efforts to block it.
Trump ousts DHS secretary Kristi Noem and replaces her with Republican senator
Donald Trump has replaced Kristi Noem as homeland security secretary amid bipartisan criticism over her conduct and recent events.
Trump prepares to fire Kristi Noem, Secretary of Homeland Security: ‘He’s thinking about her replacement,’ according to WSJ
President Donald Trump is reportedly preparing to dismiss Kristi Noem, the U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, following bipartisan frustration with her leadership.
Analysis: The Government Did Not Bother to Consult Other Parties When Preparing the Legalization of Nuclear Weapons
Finland's government has proposed the removal of nuclear weapons restrictions, making them legal for national defense purposes, sparked by a lack of bipartisan consultation.
Korean lawmakers reach bipartisan deal to pass US investment bill on March 12
South Korean lawmakers have agreed to pass a bill supporting a $350 billion US investment package by March 12.
The U.S. Senate Supports Trump's Stance Against Iran and Blocks Decision to Limit His War Powers
The U.S. Senate blocked a bipartisan resolution aimed at limiting President Trump's military powers against Iran.
US Senate rejects bid to curb Trump’s Iran war powers as Pentagon set to increase attacks
The US Senate voted 52-47 to block a resolution aimed at limiting President Trump's military power regarding Iran, while the Pentagon plans to intensify its military actions in the region.
Pam Bondi faces bipartisan subpoena over frustration with DOJ's release of Epstein files
The House Oversight Committee has voted to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi due to concerns regarding the Department of Justice's handling of the Epstein files.
Noem preps to battle House Dems after bipartisan bashing in Senate over dogs, ICE
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is preparing for a challenging House Judiciary hearing after facing bipartisan criticism in the Senate regarding immigration enforcement policies.
Tim Tebow testifies before Senate committee on bipartisan bill to combat child exploitation
Tim Tebow urged Congress to pass the Renewed Hope Act of 2026 to combat online child exploitation during his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee.
Jewish tourists assaulted, bipartisan solidarity
An antisemitic attack against two Jewish Argentine tourists in Milan has sparked a strong bipartisan condemnation from Italian political leaders.
Disturbing flyers found at Penn State depict hanging immigration officer, sparking bipartisan outrage
Bipartisan condemnation arises at Penn State University after disturbing flyers depicting the hanging of an ICE officer were found on campus.
Bipartisan revolt targets Trump's war powers after massive Iran strikes
A bipartisan group in Congress is calling for restrictions on President Trump's military authority following his recent strikes in Iran.
Song Eon-seok: President Yoon should exercise veto power on the three judicial destruction laws
Song Eon-seok, the floor leader of the People Power Party, urges President Yoon to exercise his veto against the proposed judicial laws to ensure proper public discourse and bipartisan agreement.
Trump suggests Ted Cruz for Supreme Court, jokes he’d get ‘100%’ bipartisan vote to ‘get him out of there’
President Trump proposed Sen. Ted Cruz for a Supreme Court nomination, humorously suggesting that Congress would support him unanimously to remove him from the Senate.
In the Epstein files, terrible secrets are still buried; in-depth and bipartisan investigations are needed
Molly Jong-Fast calls for bipartisan investigations into the Epstein files, suggesting the recent release was strategically timed to generate controversy and distract from the truth.
Zero Consumption Tax on Groceries: Prime Minister Takai's Commitment to Submit Bill in Autumn Extraordinary Session
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takai announced plans to propose a bill to eliminate the consumption tax on groceries for two years in the upcoming autumn extraordinary parliamentary session.
Experts: It's Time for a Mature, Bipartisan Discussion on the Defense Procurement System
Poland is undertaking an unprecedented defense modernization program in response to real security threats, prompting a need for a systematic reflection on its procurement system.
Song Eon-seok, after the failure of Cheon Yeong-sik's nomination by 8 votes, said, 'Some party members were unable to participate in the vote, I apologize'
Song Eon-seok, the floor leader of the People Power Party, criticized the Democratic Party for disrupting bipartisan agreement after Cheon Yeong-sik's nomination to the Broadcast, Media, and Communications Committee failed by eight votes in the National Assembly, while also apologizing for the low participation of his party's members.
Massie-led push to handcuff Trump on Iran gets Jeffries' backing
A bipartisan resolution aiming to limit President Trump's war powers in Iran receives support from House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and will be voted on by Congress next week.
Epstein Affair: Republicans Have 'Many Questions' for the Clintons Ahead of Their Testimony
Republican members of Congress are preparing to question Bill and Hillary Clinton regarding their past associations with Jeffrey Epstein as part of an ongoing bipartisan investigation.
Independents loved moment Trump introduced Team USA men's hockey team, voter dial shows
President Trump's introduction of the USA men's Olympic hockey team at the State of the Union address received a positive reaction from Independent voters.
Good news for Arizona: Katie Hobbs and bipartisan legislators requested that citizens receive a fair share of Colorado River water
Arizona's Governor Katie Hobbs and bipartisan legislators are advocating for a fair distribution of Colorado River water among the state's farmers, businesses, and families.
Bipartisan resolution backing Ukraine's sovereignty introduced in US Senate
A bipartisan resolution supporting Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity has been presented in the US Senate, coinciding with the anniversary of Russia's invasion.
Civil Protection: 'Active Battle' Becomes Law – How the Opposition Voted
Greece's 'Active Battle' bill, focused on reforming civil protection against disasters, has been passed by the Parliament with support from some opposition parties.
U.S. Congress aims to boost sagging tourism by strengthening ties via CUSMA
A bipartisan bill in the U.S. Congress seeks to enhance tourism among the U.S., Canada, and Mexico through the establishment of a Travel and Tourism Trade Working Group.
Turnaround in Nevada: Who is the bipartisan lawyer chosen by Donald Trump to be the new federal prosecutor
Donald Trump has nominated George Kelesis, a bipartisan lawyer with over 40 years of experience, to become the federal prosecutor for Nevada, pending Senate confirmation.
US senators visit Odesa for first time since 2022
A delegation of US senators has made its first visit to Odesa since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, emphasizing bipartisan support for Ukraine and the need for tougher sanctions on Russia.
Extension, the tax credit for paper for publishers is canceled
A bipartisan amendment related to the tax credit for publishers has been restructured, leading to its cancellation in government proposals.
Bipartisan push grows for Quad summit before Trump’s China trip
Lawmakers are advocating for a Quad summit to strengthen ties among Indo-Pacific democracies ahead of Trump's meeting with Xi Jinping, amid concerns about coordination on China policy.
Ukraine's Zelenskyy says he met with Democratic senators, thanked US for support
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed gratitude for U.S. support following his meeting with Democratic Senators Richard Blumenthal and Sheldon Whitehouse.
GOP lawmaker joins Democrat-led effort to limit Trump's pardon power
A Republican lawmaker has backed a Democrat initiative to restrict presidential pardon powers, primarily influenced by recent actions taken by President Trump.
Republicans and Democrats unite to condemn Trump’s attacks on allies
Trump faces unified criticism from both Republican and Democratic leaders during the Munich Security Conference over his attacks on international allies.
Outrage as Epstein files list of 300 names includes celebrities who died when he was 17
A letter from Attorney General Pam Bondi listing 300 names in the Epstein files has ignited bipartisan outrage due to the lack of context and heavy redactions.
Chalmers mocks Taylor's pitch for bipartisan budget savings taskforce
Treasurer Jim Chalmers criticized Angus Taylor's proposal for a bipartisan taskforce aimed at finding budget savings, calling it a predictable stunt.