Category : Policymaking


US Government Shutdown: Senate Vote on Day 35

As America's government shutdown stretches into its fifth week, the Senate prepares for a critical funding vote that could end the political stalemate. Discover the latest developments and what this means for federal services.

Australian political turmoil over net zero backflip

Australia's political landscape erupts as the Coalition dramatically abandons net zero commitments, triggering heated parliamentary clashes and international concern ahead of crucial climate talks.

US Government Shutdown Threat Over Trump SNAP Comments

America faces another potential government shutdown as former President Trump's controversial remarks about food stamp programmes intensify Republican demands for spending cuts, creating a political standoff that could halt federal operations.

Newsom's awkward hand gestures spark social media mockery

California Governor Gavin Newsom faces online mockery after bizarre hand movements during climate policy announcement go viral, with critics comparing his gestures to 'washing windows' and 'conducting an orchestra'.

Trump demands end to Senate filibuster

Former President Donald Trump demands elimination of Senate filibuster, calling it 'death wish' for Republicans as internal party tensions escalate over legislative strategy.

Liberal Party rift deepens over net zero emissions target

Australia's Liberal Party remains deeply divided over climate policy as Deputy Leader Sussan Ley faces ongoing internal resistance to the government's net zero emissions target, exposing significant fractures within the opposition.

Trump's shutdown push meets Democratic resistance

Former President Donald Trump's call for Republican senators to force a government shutdown over immigration policies meets stiff resistance from unified Democratic opposition, creating political turmoil in Washington.

Victoria Labor needs One Nation for assisted dying bill

In a dramatic political twist, Victoria's Labor government has been forced to rely on One Nation and crossbench MPs to pass controversial voluntary assisted dying legislation after a major factional split within its own party.

Marjorie Taylor Greene attacks GOP's Obamacare plan

Firebrand Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene launches astonishing attack on her own party's healthcare proposal, exposing deep Republican divisions over Affordable Care Act replacement strategy.

Johnson suggests Trump could serve third term

House Speaker Mike Johnson faces backlash after suggesting Donald Trump could serve three terms as president, raising serious constitutional concerns and political alarm.

Trump Floats Third Term Bid, Democrats Vow Block

Donald Trump has sent shockwaves through American politics by openly discussing the possibility of seeking a third presidential term, triggering immediate constitutional concerns and fierce Democratic opposition.

Trump's Third Term Ambitions Spark Constitutional Debate

Donald Trump's recent suggestion about serving three presidential terms has ignited fierce debate about constitutional limits and American democracy. The former president's comments at a New York gala have drawn criticism from political opponents and cons

Barnaby Joyce storms out of net zero meeting

Former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce dramatically walked out of a shadow cabinet meeting amid heated debates over the Nationals' net zero policy, exposing deep divisions within the Coalition.

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