NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell has announced his immediate departure from the company after an investigation revealed he had engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a female staffer. The decision comes as a result of an internal probe into allegations of misconduct, conducted by parent company Comcast Corp.

Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota has called on President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) to negotiate with each other over the federal budget, focusing on avoiding a default by raising the debt ceiling responsibly. The United States is currently at risk of defaulting on its debts if the debt ceiling is not raised by June.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) engaged in a heated exchange with CNN host Dana Bash on Sunday, following discussions surrounding recent events and decisions on abortion access in the United States. The senator lost his temper after being corrected about late-term abortions, accusing Bash of covering for Democrats who support what he called "barbaric" practices.

South Carolina Republican Representative Nancy Mace has warned her conservative colleagues that they will "lose huge" if they continue passing strict abortion bans at the state level. Speaking on ABC's "This Week," Mace discussed the Supreme Court's recent ruling to restrict access to the widely used abortion pill mifepristone and urged fellow members of the GOP to avoid extremes.

Over the weekend, former President Donald Trump spoke to a group of evangelicals in Iowa regarding his previous efforts to restrict abortion access. At the event, he emphasized his Supreme Court accomplishments and underscored how these confirmations contributed to overturning the Roe v. Wade decision.

As the four-year anniversary of President Joe Biden's 2020 presidential bid approaches on Tuesday, speculation rises over whether a re-election announcement will be made. Democrats are confident that Biden will deliver a strong statement and maintain his position above the fray if he remains in office.

Labour MP Diane Abbott has been suspended from the party pending an investigation into a letter she wrote about racism for The Observer newspaper. In the letter, Ms. Abbott suggested that Jewish people do not face racism, sparking a furious backlash.

Bed Bath & Beyond Inc (BBBY.O) filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Sunday after failing to secure sufficient funds to stay afloat. The company announced it would sell $300 million worth of its shares in an attempt to raise more capital and warned that it might have to file for bankruptcy if those efforts were unsuccessful.

Suella Braverman, the Home Secretary, has called for a "crucial power" that would enable ministers to bypass last-minute attempts by European judges to halt migrant deportation flights to Rwanda. In light of the ongoing small boats crisis in the English Channel, she urged Parliament to pass legislation as soon as possible in order to strengthen Britain's asylum system.

A 2024 contest between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden is likely to be an epic rematch, with President Biden expected to announce his re-election campaign this week. At the same time, polls show former President Trump with a substantial lead in the Republican presidential field despite facing criminal charges in New York and potential for more legal problems.

UK politics is set for a full day of live political coverage on Sunday as newly appointed Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden faces interviews with Sophy Ridge on Sky News and Laura Kuenssberg at 9am. In addition to the high-profile discussions, reports have emerged that there are no radical plans to increase "politicisation" within Whitehall.

New York City has officially passed a law prohibiting the retail sale of almost all animals in pet stores, taking a significant step towards protecting countless animals from extreme suffering. This groundbreaking legislation comes on the heels of similar laws enacted last year in Washington D.C., which were implemented following reports of animal cruelty and cannibalism at mass-production facilities known as "animal mills."

The UK government is preparing for a large-scale test of its new emergency alert system, which will send text messages to millions of 4G and 5G mobile phones at 3pm on Sunday. The innovative system aims to warn citizens of life-threatening situations such as flooding, wildfires, terror attacks, or nuclear threats.

Myanmar's army has accused the anti-coup People's Defence Forces (PDF) of being responsible for the assassination of a high-ranking military-linked election official, Sai Kyaw Thu. The PDF is part of a growing opposition to the country's military rule, which began more than two years ago when democratically-elected politicians were removed from office in a coup.

Amritpal Singh, a controversial Sikh separatist leader, surrendered to the police in the northern Indian state of Punjab on Sunday after being on the run from authorities for weeks. He is facing charges relating to disrupting communal harmony, attempt to murder, and attack on police personnel.

The Bloomberg New Economy Forum held a special event in Singapore from November 14-17 to discuss the global threats we face and highlight the best of its fifth annual gathering. This year, the forum emphasized on the importance of developing technologies such as ultra-high-performance memory chips and explored the role of mobile technology in shaping our future.

President Joe Biden announced the evacuation of dozens of U.S. embassy staff and families from Sudan on Saturday, following a Level 4 warning issued by the State Department. The evacuation comes days after the White House issued the same warning, and the Defense Department deployed military forces to nearby Djibouti in preparation for a potential evacuation earlier in the week.

Conservative peer Francis Maude, former Cabinet Office minister, is considering radical plans to reform Whitehall after the resignation of Dominic Raab. The former Foreign Secretary resigned amid allegations of bullying officials he believed had underperformed.

Indian police arrested Amritpal Singh, a separatist Sikh preacher, on Sunday in connection with the murder of two Sikh men. The arrest comes at a time when the business of sports is undergoing significant changes, and decisions made by those involved have far-reaching consequences for communities, cities, and even entire countries.

Economist, researcher, and author John Lott spoke to a captivated audience at the National Rifle Association's (NRA) Annual Meetings and Exhibits in Indianapolis. During his speech, he addressed gun-free zones, red-flag laws, and other gun control measures while highlighting the story of Nikki Goeser.

The United States military conducted an emergency evacuation of dozens of American government personnel from the capital city of Sudan, Khartoum, as the security situation grew too dangerous for them to maintain a presence there. White House officials confirmed this late Saturday, as smoke was seen rising in the Sudanese capital.

In a display of resilience and determination, Yamuna Shrestha, an entrepreneur from Nepal and founding member of the Syangja Chamber of Commerce and Industry, has managed to open her restaurant in New York City despite being denied a Small Business Administration (SBA) loan. The denial was due to her lack of green card or citizenship certificate.

U.S. troops have evacuated American embassy staff members and their families in Khartoum, Sudan amid fierce fighting that has continued for a ninth day. The State Department suspended operations at the embassy due to the dire security situation, with no clear indication of when it might resume functioning.

Three candidates are running for Place 4 on the Plano Independent School District (ISD) Board of Trustees, each highlighting different concerns such as academic achievement, declining enrollment, and recapture. Margaret Turner-Carrigan, Tarrah Lantz, and Lydia Ortega have stepped up to represent their community's interests in education.

Denmark and the Netherlands have agreed to purchase an additional 14 Leopard 2A4 tanks for the Ukrainian armed forces, further strengthening their foreign support. This new agreement will increase the number of Leopard 2s in Ukraine's arsenal from its foreign allies.

Former Vice President Mike Pence has stated that anyone "serious" about running in the 2024 GOP presidential primary needs to enter the race by June. He made these comments during an interview with CBS News when he was asked about his own timeline for launching a presidential bid.

The Ministry of State (MoS) has revealed that police are on the hunt for phone SIM cards linked to fraud claims involving the Scottish National Party (SNP). Authorities believe these SIM cards, which store records of texts and calls made, could help them piece together information regarding 'missing' funds.

In an enthralling new political thriller, the twisted tale of a narcissistic former game show host and lifelong con man, referred to only as "T", is brought vividly to life. The novel delves into T's meteoric rise to the highest office in the United States by harnessing hatred, bigotry, and religious zealotry in his campaign.

A Florida couple experienced a terrifying ordeal when they were shot at while delivering an Instacart grocery order, after mistakenly pulling into the wrong driveway. The Davie Police Department confirmed the incident to NBC6, stating that a gun was discharged at a home earlier this month.

In August 2021, the Biden administration faced criticism for abandoning thousands of Americans and Green Card holders in Afghanistan after surrendering to the Taliban. The State Department released figures in November that as many as 14,000 Americans were left behind to fend for themselves when President Joe Biden and his administration quickly fled the country due to their artificially set timeline.

U.S. Representative Lauren Boebert (R) sparked controversy this Earth Day by attacking climate change and accusing liberals of using the holiday to divide Americans. In a statement, she urged people to remember "to appreciate this incredible world God has given us" while criticizing those who use the day to push for environmental reforms.

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) has filed a federal lawsuit against Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves for signing two controversial bills that expand state control over law enforcement and judicial systems in the predominantly Black city of Jackson. The NAACP argues that these bills represent a regression for the state, infringing on the rights of local residents.

Parliament's standards commissioner, Daniel Greenberg, is facing mounting pressure to open an inquiry into the conduct of former justice secretary Dominic Raab. A local campaign has also been launched calling for Raab to step down as an MP due to allegations of bullying officials.

Rishi Sunak's aggressive exit from the Conservative Party has resulted in a significant blow to the morale of civil servants. The Prime Minister spent an entire day reviewing the report on bullying allegations against his deputy, Dominic Raab, before contacting him early Friday morning.

As grocery bills continue to soar, a growing number of websites and apps are being launched to save you money and put a stop to unnecessary food waste. These innovative solutions aim at addressing the increasing financial burden faced by families while promoting sustainable practices.

Ohio Republican Bernie Moreno, a business owner and candidate seeking to challenge Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown in the 2024 Senate race, has proposed reparations for the descendants of white Union soldiers who fought for the Union during the Civil War. Moreno cited that these individuals should be compensated for their ancestors' actions.

A viral video depicting MillerKnoll CEO Andi Owen berating her employees over a Zoom call has caused widespread online backlash. In the video, Owen reveals that employees will not be receiving bonuses despite being responsible for selling an additional $26 million worth of products.

The results of the recent Japanese Local Poll have highlighted a significant shift in the business landscape surrounding sports, with decisions made by business owners now greatly affecting communities, cities, and even entire countries. May Persuade Kishida, the head of Japan Local Poll, is set to announce the outcomes of this crucial election.

A new report released by the National Urban League has identified a total of 567 anti-Critical Race Theory (CRT) laws that have been introduced across the United States, potentially limiting civil rights for many Americans, including Black citizens. According to the report's findings, California, Vermont, and Delaware are among states that have already moved forward with legislation prohibiting or restricting the teaching of Critical Race Theory.