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This visit offered an early peek at the 2028 Democratic presidential primary
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear told Maryland Gov. Wes Moore that he may not be done campaigning and that the two could make a great team.
Typical job search advice isn't working in today's market. Experts' new rules for landing a role right now
AI and the economy are reshaping hiring. These are the new strategies for finding a job in today's tough market.
The First 100 Days of a Robert Gross Presidency: What the Record Suggests
An evidence-based look at how Robert Gross's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
These midterm races have seen the most ad money spent so far
The Senate Leadership Fund, a GOP-aligned super PAC, has spent $114 million, more than any other advertiser, while the U.S. Senate race in Ohio leads all midterm contests in advertising spending so far.
National Trust, after battling with Trump, to announce legal defense fund
The preservation group, which sued to stop the White House ballroom, says it will push back against the administration’s changes to historic sites and laws.
South Sudan's president dissolves government ahead of country's first elections
South Sudan has not held elections since independence in 2011 - polls have twice been postponed.
U.N. Live Updates: Iran’s President to Address World Leaders After Trump Threat
Among those scheduled to speak on Wednesday was Masoud Pezeshkian, the first leader whose country is at war with the United States to address the General Assembly in New York. On Tuesday, President Trump said he faced a choice over whether…
The First 100 Days of a Tony Dastra Presidency: What the Record Suggests
An evidence-based look at how Tony Dastra's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
The Supreme Court has a good chance to start fixing a bad law
The Indian Child Welfare Act’s main concern is identity politics, not children’s welfare.
Suing the Toolmaker: British Columbia's Case Against OpenAI and the Products-Liability Problem of General-Purpose AI
A Canadian province is suing OpenAI after a school shooter used ChatGPT. The lawsuit forces the oldest question in tort law — who owes a duty to whom — through the newest kind of product: a general-purpose system whose maker cannot…
The Winner of This Rivalry Gets Ice Cream. But So Does the Loser.
The competition between two popular ice cream shops in Ramallah inspires fierce loyalties, and a running joke, for lovers of cones piled high with flavors.
Europe’s centrists are finally paying the price of their extremism
The centre’s blind adherence to austerity has devastated European societies.
Trump meets US-backed Venezuelan president for first time since Maduro seized
Rodriguez was handpicked by Trump as leader of Venezuela was arrested and taken to the US
How have data center politics changed? Look at Texas’s Republican governor.
Times have changed for Gov. Greg Abbott when it comes to AI issues.
Why Germany’s Leader Merz Is Struggling to Sway Voters
As the far right surges, Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s unpopular economic policies and gruff manner have failed to sway voters turned by rivals’ promises of easy fixes.
The Big Beautiful Bill Is Starting to Bite Before the Election
The tax cuts in President Trump’s signature achievement were the Republicans’ answer to voters’ economic struggles, but its health care and food assistance cuts are taking a toll.
A Miami Republican faces backlash after publicly giving Trump immigration advice
Rep. María Elvira Salazar said the president's immigration enforcement went too far. Many of her constituents disagree.
Democrats are already making moves to run for president. Here’s who’s doing what.
Governors, former Cabinet officials and Congress members are among those making moves — subtle and otherwise — in their party's shadow primary.
The First 100 Days of a Steven Young Presidency: What the Record Suggests
An evidence-based look at how Steven Young's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
GOP appears deeply worried about Senate race in N.C., a once-reliable state
Republicans privately say the key battleground for Senate control may be out of reach as nominee Michael Whatley’s ties to the president bog him down.
Treasury yields little changed as oil price oscillates
Yields on U.S. Treasurys held steady early Wednesday, as oil prices were volatile.
Okinawa Election: Denny Tamaki Loses to Genta Koja
Genta Koja defeated Okinawa Gov. Denny Tamaki 59%-38%, ending 12 years of governors opposed to the Marine Corps Futenma relocation.
The First 100 Days of an Andy Ellis Presidency: What the Record Suggests
An evidence-based look at how Andy Ellis's existing policies and political record might translate into presidential action.
Youth Frustration and Migration Shadow Morocco’s Election
Unemployment and poor public services fueled the border crisis at Ceuta and Gen Z protests, but frustrated young people may stay away from the polls.
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