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EALA lawmakers are contesting a decision by Speaker Joseph Ntakirutimana to conduct by-elections for two Ugandan seats, citing potential legal conflicts.

A group of sheriffs and police leaders in Florida have voiced opposition to the mass deportation of immigrants without criminal records, urging lawmakers to consider pathways for some to remain in the country.

Sarah Ferguson, the former Duchess of York, is facing increasing international pressure to testify under oath regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case.

A new proposal in Florida aims to allow certain sectors to pay employees in training less than the state's current minimum wage of $14 per hour to encourage skill development, sparking controversy among lawmakers.

Lawmakers in Nigeria's House of Representatives face anxiety over a potentially chaotic session due to outstanding debts to contractors for capital projects.

President Trump announced the possibility of deploying immigration agents to U.S. airports if Democratic lawmakers do not agree to fund airport security.

Sarah Ferguson faces increasing scrutiny and calls to testify about her connections to Jeffrey Epstein as US officials investigate his prosecution.

The German Bundestag is seeking clarity on the ethical and health policy implications arising from non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) introduced in 2022, which has sparked significant debate among lawmakers.

Ukrainian activist Volodymyr Balukh, a former political prisoner, claims he was beaten at a military recruitment center in Kyiv, with lawmakers suggesting the incident may have political motivations.

Opposition lawmakers in Argentina are intensifying their demands for accountability regarding the $LIBRA case, calling for the interrogation of key government figures following emerging evidence of questionable financial dealings.

In a dramatic late-night meeting, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi intervened to prevent party lawmakers from contesting in the Kerala Assembly elections, leading to a reevaluation of candidate selections based on caste dynamics.

The decision by the Arts Support Fund Council to revoke multi-year grants for established festivals and magazines has sparked criticism from various lawmakers including Roman Michelko and Roman Malatinec.

Cameroon has postponed parliamentary elections, allowing lawmakers to extend their term until the end of 2026.

Michigan Democratic lawmakers are downplaying their connections to Imam Mohammad Ali Elahi, who eulogized Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei and is associated with a mosque accused of promoting Iranian propaganda.

The article reflects on the chaotic dynamics of Greek parliamentary proceedings, marked by humor, insults, and dramatic exchanges between lawmakers.

In a significant shift, a lawmaker from the People Power Party has publicly expressed support for a constitutional amendment aimed at embedding key democratic principles into the Constitution.

Lawmakers in São Paulo are seeking the dismissal of state deputy Fabiana Bolsonaro for engaging in blackface and making transphobic comments during a legislative session.

A federal judge has temporarily updated grand jury procedures to require notification when a grand jury declines to pursue an indictment, in light of a recent attempt by the Trump administration to charge certain Democratic lawmakers.

Lawmakers from South Korea's ruling party argue for military support in response to U.S. President Trump’s demand to deploy troops to the Strait of Hormuz, focusing on the economic implications of such a move.

Twenty lawmakers in Ogun State reaffirmed their support for President Bola Tinubu’s re-election campaign for 2027, along with backing for Senator Solomon Adeola's gubernatorial ambition.

Lawmakers and union leaders in the US reacted with shock to allegations of sexual abuse against labor organizer César Chávez, revealed in a recent investigation.

Sen. Bernie Moreno criticized Democratic lawmakers during a hearing for blaming Republicans for a government shutdown that has left 260,000 Department of Homeland Security workers unpaid.

Connecticut lawmakers are considering a bill that would ban polystyrene packaging for takeout food, potentially jeopardizing restaurant owners' livelihoods due to increased costs and impacts on food quality.

The Scottish Parliament has rejected a bill to legalize euthanasia after a passionate debate amongst lawmakers.

Senate lawmakers are set to question top intelligence officials about the Iran war following the resignation of a key counterterrorism leader in protest of the conflict.

Kenyan lawmakers are challenging a request for Sh280 million to upgrade the Prime Cabinet Secretary's office, arguing it contradicts ongoing austerity measures.

A video of Samajwadi Party MP Chhote Lal singing a folk song in Parliament about issues in his constituency has gone viral, bringing smiles to fellow lawmakers including MP Priya Saroj.

The Congress party faced significant embarrassment during the Rajya Sabha elections as internal conflicts led to cross voting among its lawmakers in several states.

US lawmakers are raising alarms about China's rapid advancements in humanoid robots, urging a coordinated policy response to counter potential security threats.

Democratic lawmakers and progressive advocates are pushing for a windfall tax on major oil companies profiting from the ongoing war in Iran.

A researcher from the Catholic organization 'Opus Dei' has proposed new moral sex education materials to be introduced in Latvian educational institutions during a meeting with lawmakers.

Lithuanian lawmakers support the proposal to commemorate Ecology Day on September 23 to enhance public ecological education.

President Trump threatened not to endorse any lawmakers opposing the SAVE America Act, which pushes for stricter voting laws, as it moves to the Senate.

Internal DOJ emails reveal special counsel Jack Smith's efforts to obtain phone records of several Republican lawmakers related to the 2020 election probe.

Czech lawmakers are facing criticism for hastily crafting crucial legislation, prompting concerns about governmental transparency and accountability.

Lee Jung-hyun, head of the People's Power Party's nomination committee, has initiated a 'cut-off' of incumbent governors and expressed intentions to exclude senior lawmakers, provoking significant dissent within the party.

Texas lawmakers engaged in a heated debate over Department of Homeland Security funding amid a prolonged agency shutdown affecting air travel.

The board of the Trump Kennedy Center unanimously voted to approve $257 million in renovations and a two-year closure, amidst calls from some lawmakers for more congressional input.

A bill to strengthen the penitentiary system in Ecuador is set to be debated by lawmakers, supported by the ruling party and its allies.

President Lee Jae-myung emphasized the swift passage of the prosecutor reform bill during meetings with first-term lawmakers from his party.

Tennessee lawmakers are pushing a bill that mandates public schools verify students' immigration status, reflecting a partisan divide in the legislature.

Rep. Jill Tokuda from Hawaii explains her decision to remain seated during President Trump's State of the Union address when he challenged lawmakers to prioritize American citizens over illegal aliens.

German lawmakers from various parties oppose the involvement of Germany in a US-led military mission to protect oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz.

Lithuanian lawmakers will investigate the recent significant increase in diesel fuel prices, seeking to understand the influences and potential manipulations in the fuel market.

President Yoon has been in the spotlight for his recent comments at a dinner gathering with first-term lawmakers.

President Yoon met with first-time Democratic lawmakers to discuss judicial reform and other political matters.

Airline industry leaders have criticized lawmakers for the impact of the government shutdown on air travel and federal aviation workers' salaries.

A group of PiS lawmakers is petitioning the Constitutional Tribunal to declare the current selection process for judges unconstitutional, arguing it infringes upon the continuity and individual terms of judges.

President Yoon of South Korea emphasizes gradual legal reforms regarding the Prosecutor's Office during a meeting with ruling party lawmakers.

Wyoming's legislature has enacted a six-week abortion ban, with significant backlash from lawmakers who view it as an affront to voters.