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Washington voters face three statewide initiatives on November 3: an income-tax repeal, a restoration of an earlier parental-rights statute and restrictions on participation in girls’ school sports. Oregon…
California’s November 3 ballot asks voters to decide how the state borrows, taxes wealth and income, verifies voters and approves local taxes. The Secretary of State lists 14…
Donald Trump is not on the November 3 ballot, but the midterms will determine how much room his administration has to govern during the final two years of…
The wording matters. Netanyahu’s October 28 post shares a Likud statement accusing Arab political parties of supporting terrorism and of stealing the election. It does not literally label…
A confrontation over Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal has produced rival claims of legal authority, police involvement and a coup. Here is what the reporting supports and what remains disputed.
Saudi authorities report new interceptions and civilian harm. Conflicting accounts of targets remain unresolved as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman balances security, diplomacy and investment risks.
Update — October 30, 2026 U.S. District Judge David O. Carter denied the Justice Department’s requested temporary restraining order on October 28. The requested relief would have set…
October 30 follow-up: Italy’s strike has taken place, and Busitalia withdrew the earlier transport warning. The original France/Italy preview remains below with a link to outcome coverage.
Legal context — October 31, 2026 Fox News reporter Charles Creitz’s October 31 interviews with John Yoo and Cully Stimson identify two different congressional powers: judging whether a…
Brazil’s official count gives Lula another term. Our opinion examines what continuity could mean for Russia, BRICS and negotiations with the United States.
