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Latvia's United List Secures Record Win as Coalition Talks Begin
Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs' party achieved 35.4 percent of the vote, the highest share since 1990, and coalition negotiations have started.
21 sources · over 2 days
Senate Democrats Block Energy Bill Targeting Data Center Electricity Costs
Senate Democrats have halted a Republican-backed bill intended to reduce electricity costs from data centers, intensifying debates over energy policy ahead of the November midterm elections.
8 sources · today
Jack Smith Defends Trump Investigations Amid Senate Scrutiny and Political Tensions
Former special counsel Jack Smith faced sharp questioning from Republican senators as he defended his probes into Donald Trump, highlighting ongoing partisan divides over the legitimacy of the investigations.
15 sources · over 3 days
Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri Becomes Morocco's First Woman Prime Minister
For the first time in Morocco's history, a woman has been appointed prime minister, signaling a major shift in gender representation in the country's leadership.
25 sources · over 4 days
Burnham Unveils Pension and Energy Reforms at Labour Conference
Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced ending the pension triple lock, a new public electricity grid body, and steps toward closer EU ties.
27 sources · over 10 days
Trump Faces Bipartisan Backlash Over Taxpayer-Funded TV Ads Ahead of Midterms
President Trump's administration is under scrutiny for airing campaign-style ads on major networks using taxpayer funds, raising questions about legality and government ethics just weeks before the midterm elections.
20 sources · over 7 days
Trump Cancels Nearly $1 Billion in Federal Funds Using Rare Budget Move
President Trump revoked almost $1 billion in congressionally approved funding targeting immigration and race-focused programs, triggering bipartisan criticism and raising questions about executive authority over spending.
15 sources · over 4 days
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic Resigns Ahead of Parliamentary Elections, Eyes Prime Minister Role
Aleksandar Vucic has stepped down as Serbia's president just before early elections, setting the stage for a possible transition to prime minister and a major shift in the country's leadership.
23 sources · over 2 days
Supreme Court Blocks Missouri GOP Congressional Map for Third Time
The US Supreme Court has again halted Missouri Republicans from using a favored congressional map, leaving the state's redistricting unresolved as midterm elections approach.
11 sources · over 2 days
Trump's Approval Rating Falls to 26% as Democrats Pull Ahead
Recent polling shows Trump's approval rating at a new low, with Democrats now favored in upcoming congressional elections.
11 sources · over 7 days
China Holds F-35 Stealth Parts After Diversion From Australia to Hong Kong
Diverted F-35 parts with radar-absorbing material are now in Chinese hands, prompting US and Australian investigations.
28 sources · over 7 days
Opposition Demands Removal of Chief Election Commissioner Over Alleged EC Dissent
Political tensions have surged after reports of internal objections within the Election Commission, prompting calls for Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar's impeachment and a strong institutional response.
11 sources · over 7 days