Victims and lawmakers criticize the Department of Justice for the delayed release of Jeffrey Epstein files. The slow disclosure has sparked outrage among survivors and advocates demanding accountability and transparency.

Victims, Lawmakers Slam DOJ Over Slow Release of Epstein Files

A House Committee on Homeland Security hearing turned contentious, with lawmakers clashing over key national security issues. The hearing highlighted deep divisions on policy, accountability, and strategies for safeguarding the country.

Heated House Committee On Homeland Security Hearing 

Marine Le Pen, leader of France's far-right National Rally (RN) party, appeared in court on Monday facing charges of misappropriating EU funds. Le Pen, alongside the RN, 24 party officials, employees, former lawmakers, and parliamentary assistants, is accused of redirecting funds meant for European Parliament work to pay staff working for the party, which was then known as the National Front. Le Pen has expressed confidence in proving her innocence.

French Far-Right Leader Le Pen On Trial For Alleged Misuse Of EU Funds

In the UK Prime Minister Starmer is facing significant challenge from within his own Labour party rebellion over slashed winter fuel payments.

United Kingdom: Rebellion over slashed winter fuel payments

Now, we look at the drama on Wednesday with key US Data delayed by the Bureau of Labour Statistics (BLS). The agency rekindled concerns about the processes for publishing sensitive economic data. The BLS provided three Wall Street businesses with US Jobs data that had been eagerly anticipated but had been delayed on the agency's website. Watch in for more details!

Fair access to US Data in focus

Watch: Italian MPs throw punches at each other in parliament as country hosts G7 Summit

This story focuses on one of the most popular apps globally, TikTok. Rather than highlighting the controversies surrounding the app, we delve into something unique: a TikTok school. Get all the details in this report.

TikTok schools in China helping turn trendsetting power into sales

Bytedance, the Chinese company that owns TikTok, is refuting reports that it plans to sell its U.S. Operations. This comes after a news outlet claimed Bytedance was exploring divestment options. However, the situation remains tense, with a recent U.S. Law potentially forcing Bytedance to sever ties with TikTok due to national security concerns.

TikTok faces potential ban in US as Bytedance contemplates options

Arizona lawmakers on Wednesday voted on a critical bill seeking to repeal an 1864 ban on abortion that was slated to go into effect next month. In a 32-28 vote, Arizona's House of Representatives have voted 'yes' to the repeal. Watch in for more details!

Arizona abortion ban: Arizona lawmakers vote 32-28 to remove blanket ban on abortion

President Biden's move to sign legislation targeting TikTok intensified the debate over free speech & data security. TikTok's CEO asserts the company's confidence in prevailing against legal challenges. Bytedance is given a strict deadline to divest its US Assets in the legislation approved overwhelmingly by the Senate. 170 million American users watch in anticipation as this legal battle unfolds.

Major countries targetting TikTok: India, UK, US, Australia

Top Republican and Democrat Representatives on two influential congressional committees have agreed on a National Data privacy standards in the United States. Watch in for more details!

US lawmakers propose draft on legislation concerning data privacy

The British defence ministry has been urged to ban the Chinese video-sharing app TikTok amid fears that sensitive data could be useful to Chinese spies. TikTok's usage has been banned across Whitehall but the defence ministry uses the app to communicate with British forces around the world. Now intelligence experts fear that Chinese spies will be able to harvest data from the app which could threaten Britain's security, a report by The Telegraph on Saturday (Mar 16) said.

UK`s defence ministry urged to ban TikTok amid fears of Chinese espionage: Report

TikTok is in the eye of a storm in the United States. The Chinese app has been slammed by US lawmakers over security and privacy concerns. The parent firm Bytedance has pushed back against such concerns. But what's Bytedance and why is TikTok so popular among American youth?

TikTok remains popular despite US lawmakers flagging concerns

Democrat and Republican lawmakers in Congress have agreed on a $1.59 trillion spending deal later today they'll start negotiations over how much various agencies get to spend in the fiscal year moving forward.

US lawmakers to negotiate how much various agencies can spend

In a historic vote, US lawmakers expel scandal-plagued Congressman George Santos

US lawmakers urge Biden administration to suspend aid to Pakistan amid human rights concerns

Hong Kong comes under attack of bedbugs, lawmakers call for precautions

China will use its exported electric cars to 'spy' on Britain, fear UK lawmakers

Two Singaporean lawmakers resign after admitting to ‘inappropriate relationship’

Australian lawmaker David Van suspended amid accusations of sexual assault by female senator

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UK: Tory MPs tricked into offering their services for fake South Korean firm

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