BIPARTISANSHIP
Most Americans want new Democratic Congress to end Trump's Iran war, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals that many Americans desire Congress to end the war with Iran. Support for repealing tariffs imposed by the Trump administration is also significant among respondents. Both Democrats and Republicans expressed a need for bipartisan cooperation on addressing cost of living issues. Concerns about potential impeachment proceedings against Trump were also noted among poll participants.
Democrats poised to take Senate, House as voters deliver rebuke to Trump in historic midterms route
Democrats achieved significant victories in the latest midterm elections, gaining control of the Senate and making House gains. A series of unexpected wins in traditionally Republican states highlighted voter frustration over high prices and political direction. Several incumbent Republicans were defeated, including those backed by President Donald Trump. Economic concerns dominated voters' minds, creating dissatisfaction with both parties. These results may influence future political dynamics and presidential candidate considerations.
Adam Hamilton defeats Trump-backed Roger Marshall in Kansas, ending 94-year Democratic Senate drought
Adam Hamilton achieved a historic victory in Kansas, becoming the first Democrat elected to the US Senate in 94 years. He defeated Trump-backed Republican Roger Marshall in a contest initially deemed safely Republican. Hamilton, who emphasizes affordability and bipartisanship, campaigned effectively amidst a changing political landscape. The race gained attention from notable figures, including Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance.
After Shashi Tharoor, Congress MP Manish Tewari's 'call of the nation' message
Despite Congress leadership's disapproval, MPs Shashi Tharoor and Manish Tewari have joined the Indian delegation for global outreach against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, citing national interest. Tewari emphasized his decision with a patriotic song, while the Congress leadership criticized the government's outreach as hypocritical and opportunistic, highlighting their inability to influence the delegation's composition.
Ilhan Omar to be deported from U.S soon? Republicans are urging Donald Trump to send her back to Somalia
Recent speculations are on the rise that the renowned personality Ilhan Omar is going to get deported from the US and that too quite soon. Numerous Republicans have ended up urging US President Donald Trump to send her back to Somalia.
India-US relations enjoy bipartisan support: US Democratic Congressman
Raja Krishnamoorthi, an Indian-American Congressman, believes that India-US relations will strengthen under the Trump administration. He emphasized the bipartisan support for this relationship. Krishnamoorthi stated that Indian-Americans play a crucial role in connecting the two nations.
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Shutdown countdown: US Congress has four days to fund government
Republican U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has rejected a stopgap funding bill, bringing the U.S. closer to a partial government shutdown. The Senate plan, which advanced on Tuesday, would fund the government until November 17 to allow more time for lawmakers to agree on funding levels for the full fiscal year.
FTC nominees vow to combat deceptive AI practices
The deceptive use of artificial intelligence should be a priority for the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), three commissioner nominees said at a confirmation hearing Tuesday in show of bipartisanship on the popular issue.
Make America Great Again: Joe Biden first, America first, rest will follow
On the whole, an appeal to carry the whole of America together is good news for the part of the world that India likes to be seen with increasingly these days. While the emphasis is on ensuring 'the supply chain for America begins in America', the nature of chains allows aspirants like India to climb on and be the chain link in diversified supply chains. Biden also talked about the US needing to clean up its own house, in law and order and legislation.
Sri Lanka new leader looks for bipartisanship to address unprecedented economic crisis
In his victory speech, Wickremesinghe thanked Parliament for upholding democratic practices and sought support from both the presidential rivals as well as former presidents Mahinda Rajapaksa and Maithripala Sirisena. He also asked Tamil leaders to join him.
Tharoor not to host Sansad TV show until suspension of 12 RS MPS revoked
Expressing solidarity with the 12 suspended Rajya Sabha MPs, senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Monday said he has decided to suspend hosting of a talk show on Sansad TV until the suspension of the legislators is revoked and a "semblance of bipartisanship restored to the conduct of Parliament".
View: Democracy is not about unity — it is about differing and dissenting
Democracy requires adherence to the law, including rules to ensure free and fair elections. But it does not require unity of ideology, outlook or narratives among political parties or voters. Indeed, it should reflect dissensions in society.
We will pick up where we left off: Jaishankar on Indo-US ties under Biden administration
Jaishankar said President-elect Biden is “not a stranger" to India or to the relationship between the two countries.
Need to revive spirit of bipartisanship in the U.S.: Joe Biden
Biden said the US was strong enough to both honestly face systemic racism and strong enough to provide safe streets for "our families and small businesses" that too often bare the brunt of looting and burning, which are never justified.
Congress uneasy over PM Modi’s Swachh Bharat invite to Sashi Tharoor
Many feel the high-profile diplomat-turned-politician could be vulnerable because of his brush with law, now that BJP has come to power.
Government needs to reconsider Rajya Sabha tactics
After introducing bills on labour reforms in the Lok Sabha, the government fears they may meet the same fate as the Insurance Bill in the Rajya Sabha.
Now, Narendra Modi dons statesman’s cap
It is natural for the spirit of bipartisanship to get temporarily lost in the midst of a campaign but now is the time to resurrect it," said Modi.
After bitter campaign, Narendra Modi says time for healing, reviving bipartisanship
Modi also took a swipe at Congress saying the ruling party which sets poll agenda has neither been proactive nor responsive, but reactive.
1991 vs 2013: Sonia-Singh duo fails to strike a chord with rivals as Narasimha Rao did 22 years ago
Bipartisanship or cohesion among our political classes made the difference in '91- as opposed to now, with India staring at a faltering economy.
South American tour unites Karnataka MLAs like never before!
The MLAs bonded together while taking in the Inca ruins at Machu Picchu in Peru and boating past alligators at the Amazon Ecopark in Brazil.
Barack Obama has to base campaign on reality of division
In 2008, Obama mobilised millions across the country on the promise of bipartisanship with the ‘yes, we can’ slogan - written in blue and red.
US Congress clears $1-trillion budget bill
The Senate voted 67-32 for the budget measure, with 30 Republicans opposed, one day after the House approved it 296-121.
Not in BJP's DNA to be bipartisan: P Chidambaram
'It should be an eye opener. The incident at RML is an example of the revulsion that has set in. The credibility of the govt is being questioned.'
Democrats, Republicans urge free trade for US jobs
Democrats and Republicans may not agree on much these days, but they are finding some common ground when it comes to trade.
Barack Obama, the centrist
Despite frequent cries that Obama is trying to bring European-style socialism to US, it is clear that he wishes to govern from the centre.
Government to spend big to meet 9% growth: PM
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday promised higher governmental spending for taking the economy to a 9% growth rate
MPs review their peers: How they picked the best
The review shows both youth and experience are recognized as there are seasoned MPs like Pranab Mukherjee, new-comers like Purandeshwari and those who are making a mark like Kharabela Swain.
Obama takes economic message to the West
President Barack Obama heads to the American West this week to sign the $787 billion economic stimulus package and to tackle the home mortgage foreclosure crisis.
Bipartisanship marks John McCain's tenure in the US Senate
Republicans deemed it beyond the pale when Sen. John McCain crossed the Capitol, set up shop in an office belonging to House Democrats and lobbied wavering lawmakers on legislation to reduce the role of money in politics.
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