Sat, May 10, 2025

by: CNN

In this city, the federal government is the largest employer. Now, many fear they'll lose their job | CNN Politics

CNN's Kayla Tausche reports from Kansas City, where the federal government is the largest employer, and speaks with federal workers who fear they will be fired or have already been fired.

by: The Financial Times

What students should know about UK and US government

Read a selection of FT articles on parties, voting and interest groups picked by our teacher advisers

by: ThePrint

Kharge writes to PM on caste census; calls for adopting Telangana model, dialogue with all parties

New Delhi, May 6 (PTI) Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the government's caste census decision, urging him to draw upon the Telangana model as well as have a dialogue with all political parties soon on this issue. In his letter to Modi, Kharge has also urged the prime […]

by: rediff.com

Latest India News, Headlines, Stories and Videos | Rediff.com

Rediff News - Delivers most trusted news from India and around the world. Impeccable coverage on society, politics, business, sports and entertainment. Top stories, Editorial columns, discussions, interviews and more.

by: The News-Gazette

Capitol Notebook: Iowa Senate confirms Reynolds' appointees for state boards

Also in the Capitol Notebook, the Senate advanced a ban on DEI funding for local governments and community colleges

by: legit

"It's unwise and political": Nigerians react as US cardinal becomes new Pope

Nigerians react to the election of an American Pope, with some calling it political and unfair, while others celebrate the moment and pray for his leadership.

by: Patch

CA Ranks Dead Last In This Important Metric: US News

See how the Golden State stacks up against the rest of the country on various issues, and which category it ranks dead last in.
Fri, May 9, 2025

by: WCTV

Gov. Kemp signs 2026 budget, bills aimed at 'streamlining government'

Governor Kemp is signing a set of bills Friday. The first cements the budget for fiscal year 2026. The $37.7 billion budget includes millions of dollars in federal funding, allotted to community mental health services,

by: Reuters

South Korea's new interim leader Lee says he will do best to run government stably

Lee Ju-ho, who took over as South Korea's new acting president, said in the early hours of Friday that he would do his best to run the government stably, according to local media. Lee, the education minister, became the third acting president since the martial law decree in December.

by: People

29-Year-Old Political Candidate Vanished but His Clothing Was Found on the Beach

Petros Krommidas, a Democratic candidate on Long Island, was last seen on April 24

by: MLive

Michigan Congressman introduces articles of impeachment against President Trump

Rep. Shri Thanedar listed seven articles of impeachment against Trump, claiming the president has "already done real damage to our Democracy."

by: TheWrap

Trump Blasts 'Fake News' Politico as a 'Left Wing Rag' After Learning of $8 Million in Government Payments

President Donald Trump lambasted Politico on Thursday, a day after it was revealed the news outlet had received more than $8 million.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | How to increase representation of women in NJ politics | Season 2023

Eliminate the party line on election ballots?

by: legit

Protest: Economic interest, 2 other reasons use of Russian flag should be probed

This article by Legit.ng highlights the reasons why the use of the Russian flag during the hunger protest in Nigeria should be investigated by the authorities.

by: CNN

Undocumented immigrants contribute more to Social Security than they receive in benefits | CNN Politics

President Donald Trump's drive to deport immigrants and block new arrivals could chip away at Social Security's finances at a time when the program is already on shaky financial footing, experts say.

by: BBC

David Kogan named government's preferred choice to chair new English football regulator

Sports media rights executive David Kogan is named as the government's preferred choice as chair of the English football's new independent regulator.

by: Esquire

'Andor' Episode 4 is Star Wars At Its Most Political

Imperial News? The mockery of Emperor Palpatine? Loyalty oaths? It all sounds a little familiar!

by: MSNBC

Friday's Campaign Round-Up, 5.9.25: Alabama's congressional map rejected by federal court

Today's installment of campaign-related news items from across the country.

by: ThePrint

Modi has eliminated terrorism, Naxalism from India: Shah

Mumbai, Nov 12 (PTI) Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has successfully eliminated terrorism and Naxalism from India, and stressed that Article 370 will never be reinstated in Jammu and Kashmir. Speaking at a rally in Ghatkopar area here ahead of the Maharashtra assembly elections on November 20, Shah […]

by: Semafor

South Africa's coalition in jeopardy as budget row deepens

The second-largest party in the government voted opposed the fiscal plan passed by lawmakers.

by: NDTV

Donald Trump Names Jeanine Pirro As Top Washington Prosecutor

Jeanine Pirro briefly entered politics in ill-fated attempts to run for the US Senate and for New York Attorney General, losing the latter race to Democrat Andrew Cuomo.
Thu, May 8, 2025

by: Politico

Live updates on Trump transition and Congress news

Real-time news, updates and analysis from Capitol Hill.

by: Patch

'Reckless Chainsaw': Moulton Says DOGE Cuts Will Devastate In Danvers News Conference

U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton slammed the Trump Administration during a news conference at the Northeast Arc at the Liberty Tree Mall on Friday.

by: CNN

Analysis: In Trump 2.0, the mistakes are multiplying | CNN Politics

High-profile mistakes — and the ensuing headaches — are piling up for President Donald Trump's administration.
Wed, May 7, 2025

by: rnz

Christopher Luxon struggles as cost-of-living gloom lingers

Analysis: There's a lot of bad news around for a government holding out for a change in economic fortunes to turn the polls.

by: devdiscourse

Kuwait forms new government headed by Ahmad Abdullah Al-Sabah | Politics

The articles would be suspended for a period not exceeding four years, during which all aspects of the democratic process would be studied, according to the Emir's order on Friday. It was the second time that the Emir has dissolved the parliament this year.

by: KTBC

Political ad transparency bill passes Texas House

The bill would require disclosure by an officeholder, candidate or political committee that used altered media in ads and spends more than $100 on political advertising.

by: Reuters

Mali suspends political activities to preserve public order, state TV says

Mali has suspended political activities across the West African nation to preserve public order, according to a statement read on state TV on Wednesday.

by: legit

"Does not pass that test": Presidency blows hot as Pat Utomi forms shadow govt

President Bola Tinubu-led federal government has lashed out at Professor Pat Utomi over the shadow government composed of members from various opposition parties.

by: Newsweek

Photos and Video Show Bernie Sanders Crowd Size in Swing State Trump Won

Bernie Sanders draws thousands in Trump-won Pennsylvania, blasting billionaire influence and rallying working-class support.

by: Politico

House Democrats are launching a longshot procedural move to prevent safety net cuts

The discharge petition is meant to pressure Republicans as they assemble their party-line megabill.

by: CNN

US intelligence finds Venezuela not directing gang, undercutting Trump's use of Alien Enemies Act | CNN Politics

The US intelligence community believes that the Venezuelan government is "probably" not directing the gang Tren de Aragua's movements and operations inside the United States, according to a declassified assessment released on Monday that undercuts the Trump administration's key argument for invoking the Alien Enemies Act to speed up deportations.

by: BBC

Scotland's papers: Swinney's 'quick wins' for SNP election push

John Swinney's programme for government dominates the front pages of the daily newspapers in Scotland.

by: NewsNation

Identity politics spotlighted at the Met Gala

Cenk Uygur, founder and host of "The Young Turks," joins NewsNation to discuss this year's Met Gala — an exclusive, elite event that chose "superfine tailoring of Black style" as its theme.
Tue, May 6, 2025

by: STAT

GOP hits resistance on Medicaid cuts, and a brewing plan to lower drug prices

This is the web edition of D.C. Diagnosis, STAT's twice-weekly newsletter about the politics and policy of health and medicine.

by: WYFF

Former sergeant sues Spartanburg sheriff, alleging political retaliation

Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright faces a second lawsuit amid an unexplained leave of absence.

by: Newsweek

Prince Harry loses police security lawsuit to UK government

by: Politico

Oversight Committee sets date to hear from Democratic governors on immigration policies

The governors of New York, Illinois and Minnesota will testify on Capitol Hill on June 12.

by: Forbes

AI In Political Advertising: Considerations For Campaign Managers

Overall, I view AI in political advertising as a means to reduce the time campaign managers spend executing these campaigns, while increasing overall outcomes.

by: CNN

Democrat presses Bessent: Who pays tariffs? | CNN Politics

During an oversight hearing, Rep. Mark Pocan (D-WI) pressed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent over who pays the tariffs imposed by President Trump. American businesses that import goods initially pay tariffs, and businesses may then pass on some or all of the cost on to consumers through higher prices.

by: Patch

Minnesota Ranks 4th Among The States: Here's Why

A new ranking released Tuesday by U.S. News & World Report says Minnesota is the fourth best overall in meeting the needs of its residents.

by: Salon

Our fourth branch of government is saving us

There is only one reason why our country has survived this terrible storm of political lawlessness

by: OPB

Community leaders in Oregon's 36 counties share thoughts on federal changes

Between the on-again-off-again tariffs and the cancellation of federal funding, Oregonians across the state are affected by the many changes coming from the federal government. Reporters at the Portland Business Journal set out to take the temperature of business, nonprofit and political leaders across the state, three months into the Trump administration. Elizabeth Hayes, reporter for the Portland Business Journal, joins us to share what they found out.

by: ThePrint

Kharge writes to PM on caste census; calls for adopting Telangana model, dialogue with all parties

New Delhi, May 6 (PTI) Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the government's caste census decision, urging him to draw upon the Telangana model as well as have a dialogue with all political parties soon on this issue. In his letter to Modi, Kharge has also urged the prime […]

by: ESPN

SGA, Nikola Jokic and why this should be an epic, polite MVP clash

Both players have had historic, unprecedented seasons. Gilgeous-Alexander could win his first MVP, Jokic his fourth -- but neither is keen to campaign for it.

by: BBC

Merz to be sworn in as Germany ends six months of political stalemate

The conservative leader won elections in February and has agreed a coalition deal with the centre left.
Mon, May 5, 2025

by: CNN

Supreme Court leaves New York law requiring 'good moral character' to carry handguns in place | CNN Politics

The Supreme Court declined Monday to decide whether a New York law that requires residents to have "good moral character" to carry a handgun is constitutional, leaving in place most of the state's ban on carrying weapons in "sensitive places," such as schools, parks and theaters.

by: Reuters

Vance plays down political differences with Pope, calls it "lucky" they met

The two met briefly on Sunday morning at the Vatican while Vance was visiting Italy. Vance said he reflected on the fact that he was one of the last officials to meet Pope Francis, whom he described as a great pastor, before he passed away. The pope was a sharp critic of U.S. President Donald Trump's immigration policies, calling them a disgrace shortly before his inauguration in January.

Germany's new chancellor urges US officials to stay out of his country's politics

"That is our business," said Friedrich Merz, speaking on his first full day in office.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz urged U.S. officials to resolve the debt ceiling issue during his visit to Washington, D.C., emphasizing the global economic implications of a potential U.S. default. Scholz, meeting with President Joe Biden and other leaders, stressed the importance of the U.S. maintaining its economic stability, as a default could have severe repercussions worldwide. He also discussed the ongoing war in Ukraine, expressing Germany's continued support and the need for a peaceful resolution. Scholz's visit underscores the interconnected nature of global economies and the critical role the U.S. plays in maintaining financial stability.

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