The Clerk to the National Assembly (CNA) in Nigeria, Barrister Kamoru Ogunlana, revealed that the National Assembly accommodates over 14,000 staff members daily, excluding lawmakers and visitors, and advocated for a special salary scale for legislative aides.

President Marcos has instructed the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to expedite comprehensive flood control projects, including those in the Davao Region, which are allocated P107.4 billion in the 2027 national budget, drawing criticism from some lawmakers.

An analysis explores the dynamics of a democracy where lawmakers hold more power than the executive branch, suggesting that a too-weak president can pose a threat to democratic stability.

The House of Representatives has assured the Office of the Vice President (OVP) of respect during budget deliberations, even as discussions about a potential impeachment trial for Vice President Sara Duterte continue. Lawmakers emphasized that the sub judice rule should apply to all, including the Vice President, regarding the impeachment proceedings.

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency's acquisition of electric shock gloves has prompted significant criticism and outrage from Democratic lawmakers.

Several lawmakers in the Philippines have condemned a Pasig City court's temporary restraining order (TRO) that further delays the implementation of a minimum wage hike for workers in Metro Manila.

Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego of Arizona and other lawmakers are seeking answers from the Pentagon chief and the U.S. Navy regarding the living conditions aboard the USS Lincoln, calling the situation 'not proper leadership.'

Lawmakers and families have raised concerns regarding the conditions aboard the USS Lincoln, prompting scrutiny into the well-being of personnel on the naval vessel.

Democratic lawmakers are calling for transparency regarding former President Donald Trump's stock trading volume, questioning if he used his office to increase his portfolio value.

Democratic lawmakers are urging Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to provide explanations for significant cuts to the Pentagon’s weapons testing office and the recent removal of decades worth of unclassified weapons assessments from public access.

American lawmakers have expressed concerns regarding the living conditions aboard the aircraft carrier USS Lincoln, which has been deployed for over 250 days, and have requested accountability from the Navy.

Following a fire in Tai Po, Hong Kong lawmakers have warned that proposed changes to building management rules may still allow bid-riggers to exploit loopholes.

Lawmakers are supporting a proposed bill that aims to end the practice of using transfers as a form of punishment for civil servants, requiring employers to justify transfers and cover relocation costs.

A group of Turkish opposition lawmakers has protested the 'isolation' of Georgia's occupied Abkhazia region, urging Ankara to accept travel documents issued by Sokhumi's de facto authorities and establish direct sea links.

Lawmakers and labor leaders have submitted a letter to the Supreme Court, requesting a review of a Pasig court's temporary restraining order on the first tranche of the P85 minimum wage hike for Metro Manila workers.

Lawmakers are considering legislation to slow the pace of frontier AI development. An analysis suggests that such a move could paradoxically spur a dangerous preemptive acceleration in AI advancements.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has called an unscheduled caucus meeting for lawmakers as questions regarding his leadership intensify, less than three months before a general election.

Members of Hungary's Mi Hazánk party remained seated during a parliamentary commemoration of the Roma Holocaust, sparking a heated debate and an extraordinary house committee meeting. The incident drew criticism and explanations from the party leader, Toroczkai.

Bipartisan US lawmakers are pushing for increased federal funding for quantum computing research and deployment, aiming to compete with countries like China in the rapidly advancing technology sector.

Philippine lawmakers are challenging allegations of budget insertions, questioning how such insertions could have been made when the National Expenditure Program (NEP) was not yet in their possession. A solon dared the accuser to name the House prosecutors involved in the alleged insertions.

Ten South Korean People Power Party lawmakers, led by Rep. Ahn Cheol-soo, have proposed a two-year extension of a tax deferral scheme for venture business shareholders who reinvest capital gains.

Recent bipartisan calls from American lawmakers for the Trump administration to sanction Bosnian Serb officials who deny the Srebrenica genocide highlight the ongoing impact of Trump's policies on the Balkans, with Bosnia facing renewed destabilization risks and becoming a new battleground between the West and Russia.

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly has amended a controversial law, scrapping provisions for lifetime blue passports and reducing lifetime arms licences for MPAs, while also resolving to resist a federal government 'takeover' of Hazara areas.

Bipartisan US lawmakers are seeking to increase federal funding for quantum computing research and development. This push comes as China and other nations accelerate their efforts to transition quantum technology from research to deployment in defense, intelligence, and cybersecurity.

Hungarian lawmakers are set to decide on shortening the six-month notice period for outgoing chief prosecutor Gábor Bálint Nagy, who resigned to protect the independence of the prosecution, potentially appointing a new head by Tuesday.

Ugandan lawmakers have approved the deployment of the nation's troops to the Gaza Strip as part of a planned International Stabilization Force for the region.

US lawmakers are seeking to establish a 100-foot buffer zone around houses of worship to protect them against protests, with efforts joined by Representatives Slotkin and Cruz.

California lawmakers are working to establish limits and regulations for AI-powered 'therapists' that provide advice, addressing concerns about their use.

Turkish lawmakers have backed a bill offering a limited and conditional amnesty for members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), marking a significant legislative step towards ending decades of armed conflict.

Lawmakers from Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) have voiced criticism regarding deportation flights to Afghanistan.

Lawmakers in the Philippines are calling for more inclusive discussions on amending the Electric Power Industry Reform Act (EPIRA) to remove system loss charges, emphasizing the need to involve more than one company in the talks.

Singapore's Parliament has backed an amended Workers' Party motion concerning the nation's future economy after a nine-hour debate. While the motion passed, Workers' Party Members of Parliament recorded their dissent on certain aspects.

Despite congressional divisions, US lawmakers from both parties are united on addressing China in the 2027 National Defence Authorisation Act, which sets defence policy and spending.

Twenty-four aggrieved members of the Ondo State House of Assembly have declared that the All Progressive Congress (APC) leadership cannot impose the embattled speaker on them, insisting on impeachment and setting up an audit panel.

Polish lawmakers have recognized patostreaming as a mechanism for commercializing harm rather than mere online controversy, leading to the introduction of new regulations against destructive content online.

Maryland lawmakers have backed an amendment that would make it easier for Democrats to redraw congressional maps, potentially gaining a seat, which will go before voters in November.

Senator Elizabeth Warren, along with other lawmakers, has launched an investigation into six insurance companies in response to escalating insurance costs.

A Likud party court has ruled against a move that would have allowed Likud lawmakers and ministers to run in regional primary slots, a decision that blocked an initiative promoted by Netanyahu.

Lawmakers in South Korea are proposing a two-year extension for dual or multiple citizens to choose a single nationality, citing a tight grace period and potential difficulties for overseas Koreans.

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Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu held the first 'new style Legco dialogue' with lawmakers, aiming to explore new channels for connection and enhance communication.

Coalition lawmakers in the Czech Republic are proposing legislation to eliminate the statute of limitations for premeditated murder, aiming to ensure justice for such crimes regardless of when they occurred.

Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has reportedly begun regular meetings with PML-N lawmakers to address their concerns and constituent issues, aiming to bridge a growing gap between the party's legislators and the administration.

US lawmakers have introduced legislation that would expand the sale of higher-ethanol gasoline (E15) while also providing exemptions from annual blending mandates for certain small oil refineries.

A leadership crisis in Nigeria's Ondo State House of Assembly has intensified, with 24 of 26 lawmakers reportedly supporting the removal of Speaker Olamide Oladiji over allegations of financial misconduct.

A House Committee joint investigation has requested information from food delivery company DoorDash regarding its use of Chinese AI models, making it the latest company to face such scrutiny.

PNL and USR lawmakers in Romania are preparing to submit a new version of the Integrity Law to Parliament, without the controversial PSD amendment regarding the retroactive application of provisions for those declared incompatible or in conflict of interest.

Lawmakers in the Philippines are calling for a congressional investigation into an illegal open dumpsite that allegedly operated for seven years within the ancestral domain of an Aeta community in Subic, Zambales.

Lawmakers are questioning the Trump administration over delays in medical care, casualty figures, and the Pentagon’s handling of US troops wounded after a drone attack in Kuwait.

Several Philippine lawmakers, including Senators Ejercito and Sotto, and Representatives Dy and Sandro Marcos, have filed bills to increase the tax-free income threshold. Proposals range from P350,000 to P600,000 annually, aiming to provide tax relief to a broader segment of the workforce.

Costa Rican lawmakers have given initial approval to legislation that would enable authorities to prosecute illegal mining and other severe environmental offenses under organized-crime laws.

Democratic lawmakers in the United States are pressing the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to investigate Trump Media's rapid stock market listing process.

A heated debate has erupted in the Romanian Parliament concerning the integrity law and the allocation of positions within the health sector. Lawmakers from different parties exchanged strong words, highlighting significant disagreements on these issues.

A crisis has erupted in the Ondo State Assembly, with aggrieved lawmakers clashing with the Speaker over the frequency of plenary sittings, claiming they have only met four times in seven months. This dispute highlights internal conflicts within the legislative body.

The Nigerian National Assembly has commended the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its fiscal sustainability efforts and significant revenue growth. Lawmakers applauded the SEC's reforms aimed at improving financial stability and increasing government revenue.

Nigerian lawmakers are working to mediate a truce between fuel importers and local refiners to strengthen the downstream petroleum sector and ensure a stable fuel supply.

Police in Guyana have charged three men with murder following a recent ferry capsizing that resulted in 73 deaths and 30 missing, though some lawmakers attribute blame to government officials.

Lawmakers in Cagayan de Oro City are drafting a new ordinance to enhance campus security following recent shooting threats made by a student.

Flock Safety cameras are spreading across the Southern US, prompting West Virginia's Freedom Caucus to seek a statewide ban, citing Fourth Amendment concerns over automated license plate readers.

Lawmakers are renewing efforts to eliminate a lucrative tax loophole that has largely exempted crypto investors from the "wash sale" rules applicable to stocks and other traditional assets.

South Korean lawmakers, led by People Power Party Rep. Ahn Cheol-soo, have proposed a bill revision that would exempt investors from certain taxes if they sell shares without making a profit.

The Polish opposition's split, with former PM Mateusz Morawiecki preparing a breakaway party after dozens of lawmakers were expelled from the right-wing PiS, provides a pre-election boost for Donald Tusk.

The NYC City Council is holding a public hearing to discuss Mayor Zohran Mamdani's rollout of a new, controversial tax on luxury second homes, known as the pied-à-terre tax.

New Mexico's Attorney General Raúl Torrez is drafting two new bills with state lawmakers to enhance consumer protections and child safety online, building on the state's landmark $900 million court victory against Meta.

The Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) in Nigeria has completed a review of the remuneration for political office holders, 18 years after their salaries were last legally reviewed.

The proposed P241-billion budget for the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) in the Philippines for 2027 is notably below its 2026 allocation, raising questions about whether lawmakers will advocate for a higher amount for the Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situations program.

Taiwanese lawmakers have finally passed the budget for the current year, marking the longest delay in nearly three decades and highlighting ongoing tensions between the government and opposition.

South Korea's ruling Democratic Party of Korea has threatened to expel opposition lawmaker Rep. Lee Jin-sook for disparaging the Gwangju Democratic Uprising, submitting a resolution backed by all 161 of its lawmakers.

So far, ten incumbent U.S. House lawmakers, including three Republicans and seven Democrats, have lost their primary elections for the 2026 election cycle.

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Malacañang has urged Philippine lawmakers to thoroughly study the proposed P7.2-trillion national budget for 2027, particularly its financial assistance component, before making public comments.

Rivers State authorities have denied reports of a renewed clash between Governor Fubara and state lawmakers concerning the 2026 budget. The governor's office explicitly refuted claims of an ongoing rift with the Rivers Assembly.

A bipartisan group of US lawmakers has called on Secretary of State Marco Rubio and DFC chief executive Ben Black to prioritize the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI) project, emphasizing its strategic importance.

The Rivers State N1.85tn budget for 2026 has been stalled due to an ongoing conflict between Governor Fubara and state lawmakers over unfulfilled agreements.

Three Congress members have demanded that MLB and the players union tighten gambling endorsement rules after FanDuel used a Bryce Harper video to target an addicted bettor.

A parliamentary group has asked UK lenders to clarify their rules for serving cryptocurrency companies, warning that their refusal to engage with the sector risks stunting the growth of the UK's crypto industry.

Republican senators have released over 34,000 recovered texts from former government official Anthony Fauci's iPhone, including discussions related to the COVID vaccine and pregnancy.

Turkish lawmakers have begun debating a bill that would suspend prosecutions and prison sentences for some members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) who lay down their weapons, marking the initial legislative step in a peace process.

US senators and congressmen are advocating for sanctions following pressure on the Srebrenica Memorial Center. Baroness Arminka Helić stated that new sanctions should have been imposed long ago, particularly after a fire near Srebrenica.

Nigeria's House of Representatives minority caucus has accused President Tinubu of using federal agencies to intimidate Osun State, citing his directive for the EFCC to unfreeze the state's accounts as a belated and contradictory move.

Nigerian lawmakers are calling for an emergency parliamentary session to address the nation's worsening insecurity, alleged constitutional violations, persistent budget underperformance, and opaque public spending.

A bipartisan group of influential US lawmakers has called on the Trump administration to reimpose sanctions on officials from Bosnia's Republika Srpska and condemned recent Srebrenica hearings.

Lawmakers have given their approval for the deployment of troops to join a force in Gaza.

Republican Senator Kevin Cramer of North Dakota discussed the future of the MAGA movement in 2028 and emphasized that lawmakers' immediate priority is passing a continuing resolution to fund the government through December 11.

Lawmakers in the Ondo State Assembly have suspended their plans to remove the speaker and probe the legislature's finances, awaiting direction from the ruling APC party.

Lawmakers are aiming to crack down on IRA rules that disproportionately benefit wealthy individuals, while one critic advocates for the complete elimination of these tax breaks.

Despite an increase in learners with disabilities entering schools, many regions in the Philippines lack the necessary health professionals and facilities to provide legally mandated support, a concern raised by lawmakers.

The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has proposed an amendment to the Election Rules 2017, seeking the authority to directly verify statements of assets and liabilities submitted by lawmakers.

Democratic lawmakers are raising alarms over prediction market betting on natural disasters, arguing it increases the risk of criminal activity like arson and is morally wrong, amidst unprecedented wildfires in several states.

After decades of delay, Congress is finally beginning to address a Social Security shortfall that is projected to affect retirees in six years unless lawmakers implement a solution.

A reshuffle in the Philippine House of Representatives has led to several lawmakers, including Bohol 2nd District Rep. Maria Vanessa Cadorna-Aumentado, being replaced as committee chairpersons.

Capybaras unexpectedly wandered into the Mato Grosso state legislature in Brazil, surprising lawmakers who were preparing for a vote last week. The animals stole the show by crashing the session.

Rep. Suh Bum-soo of the main opposition People Power Party apologized for comments he made telling a fellow lawmaker to perform a roundhouse kick ahead of a debate, which was to be attended by a woman who was a victim of a similar assault.

A new poll indicates that nearly three out of four voters who support Kamala Harris believe Democratic lawmakers should more aggressively challenge Donald Trump.

An Indian panel of lawmakers has proposed new rules that would allow companies registered overseas to transfer their registration to an International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) within India.

The president of Hong Kong's legislature stated in an op-ed that a lawmaker's speaking record does not fully reflect their work, responding to a report that some members had never spoken at certain committee meetings.

The Selangor State Assembly is reviewing the status of one of its lawmakers following a reported bankruptcy claim that could lead to disqualification. The assembly speaker and Chief Minister have confirmed that clarification on the lawmaker's eligibility will be provided this week.

Maryland lawmakers are set to consider potential steps towards partisan redistricting for the 2028 election cycle.

French counter-espionage chiefs have warned lawmakers about an adversary seeking to 'subdue without necessarily fighting,' as France prepares for a potential 'onslaught of hybrid attacks' on its territory.

US lawmakers are increasingly criticizing Washington's military campaign against Iran, citing rising casualties, soaring domestic energy prices, and rapidly depleting resources as reasons to demand an exit from the conflict.

Lawmakers from Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) have launched a group aimed at promoting the rapidly growing trading card industry, recognizing its potential as a globally competitive content sector.

Prominent US lawmakers are investigating DoorDash's use of Chinese artificial intelligence models, specifically Moonshot AI's Kimi K2.6 model, following a disclosure by the food delivery giant's co-founder.

The Motion Picture Editors Guild is advocating for California lawmakers to expand the state's tax incentive programs for film and television productions, specifically supporting assembly bill 2319 for a standalone post-production tax incentive.

A Philippine lawmaker is urging the House of Representatives to begin tackling bills aimed at amending the Electric Power Industry Reform Act (Epira) of 2001, citing the need to lower household expenses.

Cuba is taking steps to implement an economic overhaul, including easing land-use restrictions, allowing businesses to import fuel and medications, and authorizing private tourist companies. These changes are being discussed by lawmakers as the country faces ongoing pressure from the United States.

Todd Blanche's nomination to become attorney-general has stalled as lawmakers scrapped a planned committee vote and sought further assurances that the president’s ‘anti-weaponization fund’ is no longer active, linked to Trump's IRS lawsuit.

Rep. Nancy Mace has introduced legislation that would prohibit House lawmakers from engaging in sexual relationships or cohabiting with their staffers, following multiple recent scandals involving members of Congress.

Recent issues with artificial intelligence have prompted Congress to consider a federally mandated 'AI kill switch' law, presenting lawmakers with significant technical and legal challenges.

Pakistan's Petroleum Minister, Ali Pervaiz Malik, defended the daily fuel pricing system in parliament, stating that daily revisions help curb supply manipulation. His remarks came as lawmakers questioned the mechanism and criticized rising fuel prices.

The recent death of Senator Lindsey Graham and the hospitalization of Senator Mitch McConnell have reignited a debate in America over whether lawmakers are too old to serve.

Iranian lawmakers have drafted legislation outlining reciprocal measures in response to reports that the British government plans to designate the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization.

Allegiances are reportedly shifting in Turkish politics, with mayors and lawmakers switching sides to join the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party). A prominent mayor is expected to join their ranks.

Support for Israel among Democratic voters has significantly declined, with candidates critical of Israel winning primaries and moderate lawmakers increasingly challenging US support for the country.

Ghana's Parliament is under threat of legal action from Oppong Nkrumah, who insists that lawmakers cannot approve multi-year tax deals without proper scrutiny. He stated that he would use the Right to Information Act or go to court to challenge the revenue agreements.

Nigerian lawmakers are pushing to end dollar billing for local petrol sales and investigate irregularities in fuel import licenses, aiming to stabilize the economy.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is meeting with US officials and lawmakers in Washington this week, as scrutiny grows over reports that its export-controlled processors have been used to train advanced Chinese artificial intelligence models.

Senator John Fetterman surprised many on Capitol Hill by wearing a suit and tie, a significant departure from his usual casual attire of hoodies and shorts, as lawmakers prepared to board buses.

TEHRAN — Iranian lawmakers have overwhelmingly approved key provisions defining and criminalizing acts of foreign aggression against the country's national sovereignty and territorial integrity.

A bipartisan group of US lawmakers has submitted a House resolution to honor the sacrifices of Korean War veterans and those who have served on the Korean Peninsula since the 1953 armistice.

Lawmakers in Nigeria's Ondo State Assembly have rejected Governor Aiyedatiwa’s peace initiatives, insisting on the removal of the Speaker amidst an ongoing crisis.

Hong Kong lawmakers have advised the chief executive to revamp the city's public inquiry hotline by learning from Beijing's model to better handle residents' complaints.

Musa Krishi reflects on the Nigerian House of Representatives' unified actions against insecurity in 2025, highlighting a year where lawmakers set aside political affiliations to address the issue.

Following a school shooting at Ateneo de Zamboanga, lawmakers are debating whether the incident justifies allocating confidential funds to the Department of Education.

Australia's government has tightened proposed restrictions on gambling advertising and marketing, though the new curbs do not fully meet the demands of anti-betting lobby groups and some lawmakers.

US lawmakers McCaul and Waltz have raised concerns, calling it 'completely unacceptable' that Russia and China are allegedly providing illegal assistance to Iran.

EU lawmakers, in collaboration with industry experts, have developed a new framework designed to make internet use safer and more efficient for all users.

The Philippine House of Representatives is scheduled to begin deliberations on the proposed P7.2-trillion national budget for 2027 this week. Lawmakers will scrutinize the budget proposal in the coming days.

Senator Ping Lacson raises concerns that 'leadership funds' or 'allocables' are a new form of pork barrel, circumventing the regular budget process in the Philippines.

Federal regulators are investigating 'mention markets' that allow wagers on public figures' statements, while Democratic lawmakers are calling for an investigation into conditions aboard the long-deployed USS Lincoln.

Pennsylvania lawmakers are attempting to preserve the legal status of 'skill games,' which have operated under a loophole preventing them from being classified as gambling, following a recent court ruling.

The Nigerian House of Representatives has ordered an immediate solution to the oil spill in Odidi and demanded urgent action regarding the gas seepage in Bille, both located in Delta State. Lawmakers are pressing for swift intervention to address these environmental concerns.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan held meetings with lawmakers from the Peoples’ Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party) and families of fallen soldiers.

Democratic lawmakers are seeking answers regarding the individuals responsible for managing former President Donald Trump's stock portfolio.

Republican lawmaker Ted Cruz has been condemned for pushing 'dangerous' and long-debunked claims linking Covid vaccines to miscarriages, drawing rebuke from other lawmakers.

US Representatives Wesley Bell and Ann Wagner have strongly condemned escalating pressure and summonses against staff at the Srebrenica Memorial Center, calling for an end to intimidation tactics by authorities in Republika Srpska.

Senator Jeff Merkley (D-Oregon) expressed concern that prediction markets allowing bets on wildfires could inadvertently encourage arson, stating that such acts should never be incentivized.

The Philippine Congress has received the proposed P7.2 trillion national budget for 2027, which now includes flood control spending, an item previously removed from this year's budget. President Marcos is seeking a 'historic low' P120 billion in unprogrammed funds, sparking debate among lawmakers regarding priorities and transparency.

UK lawmakers have written to bank CEOs to raise concerns about the refusal of services to crypto companies and individuals, seeking clarification on their policies.

Concerns persist in Japan regarding the salaries of lawmaker secretaries, with recent cases highlighting allegations that some lawmakers improperly received government funds for secretaries who showed little evidence of actually performing their jobs.

Senator Ron Johnson and Republican lawmakers criticize Dr. Anthony Fauci over private 2021 texts revealing his theoretical concerns about mRNA vaccines causing miscarriages in pregnant women.

Sixty US lawmakers have initiated an investigation into what they describe as 'appalling' efforts to deport military spouses and families, following the establishment of a commission to support military families.

Lawmakers in Kenya have ordered an investigation into a 27,000-tonne consignment of imported raw sugar at the Port of Mombasa to verify its contents.

Americans are increasingly pushing back against the development of AI data centers, creating a challenging political landscape for US lawmakers ahead of midterm elections.

Turkish lawmakers are set to convene for the last time before their summer recess to pass the 'terror-free Türkiye' law, amidst high temperatures.

The Director of the Srebrenica Memorial Center, Emir Suljagic, addressed US lawmakers, accusing Minister Amidzic of personally blocking legislation related to Srebrenica.

A veteran House member warns against high expectations for legislative achievements from lawmakers during the upcoming lame-duck session of Congress, following the mid-term elections.

The Srebrenica Memorial Center is facing increased pressure, with 26 individuals, including former employees, being questioned. US lawmakers have condemned these actions, while Bosnian MPs are seeking special status for the center.

Emir Suljagić, Director of the Srebrenica Memorial Center, expressed gratitude to US lawmakers for a letter advocating sanctions against politicians from Republika Srpska and criticizing pressure on the Memorial Center's staff.

With only one day remaining before the Senate's August recess, Republican Senator Kevin Cramer of North Dakota stated that lawmakers' top priority is passing a continuing resolution to fund the government through December 11.

Multiple US lawmakers are facing allegations, including domestic abuse and inappropriate behavior toward female staffers, raising questions about ethics in Congress.

A group of US lawmakers is raising concerns over prediction market platforms that allow betting on wildfires, with experts warning that this growing trend could incentivize individuals to commit arson for financial gain.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with 36 Rajya Sabha lawmakers over breakfast, advising them to stay connected with constituents, avoid lobbyists, and utilize technology responsibly.

Argentine President Javier Milei's legislative push to attract private investment by easing foreign land ownership limits faced a setback as lawmakers watered down the bill in response to significant public backlash.

Lawmakers are raising concerns about outrageously expensive ticket prices, alleging that StubHub's CEO built a hedge fund to scalp tickets and resell them on his own platform.

Romania faces the risk of losing RRF (Recovery and Resilience Facility) funds after lawmakers delayed the planned closures of coal power plants.

New legislative proposals are being considered in Poland to combat 'patostreaming,' which involves transmitting destructive content online. Lawmakers aim to address the commercialization of harm through such internet broadcasts.

Lawmakers in the Philippines have filed measures to reduce the value-added tax collected on system loss charges in power bills, aiming to ease the financial burden on consumers.

The Nigerian House of Representatives is committed to enforcing the country's local content policy within defence procurement. Lawmakers are advocating for the patronage of indigenous military hardware to boost local manufacturing and reduce reliance on foreign imports.

Right-leaning lawmakers in South Korea have slammed President Lee Jae Myung for not vetoing a revision to the Criminal Procedure Act, which removed all investigative powers from the prosecutors' office for the first time in over seven decades.

At least 70 House offices in the US Congress used identifiable AI tools, primarily ChatGPT, in early 2026, as lawmakers continue to weigh potential regulation.

A new bill in South Korea aims to impose tougher punishments on investigators who abuse their authority to conceal crimes committed by relatives, following the Jang Yoon-gi case.

Lawmakers in Rivers State continue to operate from residential quarters, shunning the new Assembly complex despite its completion months ago. The reasons behind their refusal to use the facility are under scrutiny.

Pakistan's garment trade is under fire from European lawmakers who frequently cast the country as a defendant in discussions about labor abuse, particularly child labor, even before evidence is fully presented.

A political dispute is hindering Taiwan's efforts to boost its military drone stockpiles and is raising concerns about the future of its domestic manufacturers, as lawmakers failed to agree on a bill.

Lawmakers in the Philippines are expected to determine whether efforts to postpone the November 2 Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE) will move forward when Congress resumes session.

The husband of the Vice President has questioned the release of tax documents, a move that lawmakers have dismissed as a delaying tactic. This comes amidst ongoing scrutiny regarding financial disclosures.

Philippine lawmakers have criticized Vice President Sara Duterte's recent comments on government performance, with one calling her criticisms 'ironic' and another questioning her previous claims about low crime rates during her father's term.

Philippine House of Representatives Speaker Faustino “Bojie” G. Dy III has vowed transparent and reform-oriented scrutiny as lawmakers prepare to begin deliberations on the proposed 2027 national budget.

India's government passed a bill to combat 'paper mafias' responsible for leaking exam questions, following pressure from youth-led protests. Opposition lawmakers walked out before the bill was passed in Rajya Sabha.

Several bills have been filed in the Philippine House of Representatives seeking to remove system loss charges from electric bills, following President Marcos' call to address the issue.

The U.S. Navy is planning a significant overhaul of its torpedo stockpile, focusing on MK-48 and MK-54 production, as lawmakers advocate for a two-war strategy following depleted missile stockpiles from the Iran war.

The Speaker of the Ondo State House of Assembly, Olamide Oladiji, attributes the move by 21 lawmakers to remove him to political maneuvering ahead of the 2027 elections.

The Plateau State House of Assembly has withdrawn a controversial bill that sought to provide life pensions for former lawmakers, following significant public outcry.

Apple is reportedly lobbying US officials to approve Chinese memory chips from CXMT, a move that has raised national security concerns among US lawmakers, especially after the Pentagon added CXMT to its list of Chinese military companies.

A growing illegal voting scandal in New Jersey has revealed that approximately 75,000 noncitizens were summoned for jury duty, prompting GOP lawmakers to demand a bipartisan subpoena probe into voter registration.

Two House committee members argue that the United States must maintain its leadership in space exploration, particularly on the Moon and Mars, to counter China's significant investments in lunar and satellite network technologies.

President Marcos has called on lawmakers to urgently pass a new set of priority legislation, including tax amnesty and waste management, as Congress resumed sessions.

A congressman responsible for overseeing military contracts has purchased $100,000 in SpaceX stock, and he is not the only one among lawmakers to do so.

Reports indicate that six members of Congress, including one Democrat, have purchased SpaceX stock, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest. These investments are fueling discussions about ethical considerations for lawmakers.

US lawmakers met with Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir at the General Headquarters in Rawalpindi, signaling warming ties between the two nations under the Trump administration.

President Marcos has called on lawmakers to revise the country's income tax system, proposing to raise the minimum annual income subject to tax from P250,000 to P350,000.