Lithuania’s government on Wednesday proposed Andrius Kubilius as its potential next European commissioner, officially starting a nomination procedure that the
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The morning read for Wednesday, August 21
Each weekday, we select a short list of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the Supreme Court. Here’s the Wednesday morning read: Voters in Arizona and Montana can decide on constitutional right to abortion (Sejal Govindarao & Amy Beth Hanson, The Associated…
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Georgia’s ruling party wants to outlaw the opposition
Georgia’s ruling party Georgian Dream has vowed to ban the largest opposition force, United National Movement (UNM), if it wins
Russia Facing ‘Personnel Shortages’ And Misusing Troops In Defence Against Ukraine, UK Says
Russian soldiers fire an AGS-17 automatic grenade launcher towards Ukrainian positions at an undisclosed location in the Russian – Ukrainian
Moscow under attack: Air defenses shoot down killer drones over Russian capital
Russian air defenses shot down 10 drones over Moscow and its outskirts, Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said in a Telegram post
Michelle Obama abandons her own plea to ‘go high’
CHICAGO — Michelle Obama first spoke her now-famous aphorism eight years ago when Democrats gathered in Philadelphia: “When they go
Controversy Over Appeal Court’s Ruling On Shaibu’s Impeachment
Controversy erupted late Tuesday following conflicting reports on the Court of Appeal’s decision regarding the impeachment of Philip Shaibu, the Deputy Governor of Edo State. Initial reports suggested that the Court of Appeal had upheld the decision of the Federal High Court in Abuja, which quashed Shaibu’s impeachment by the Edo State House of Assembly. […]
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Obama steps back into the spotlight — and absolutely skewers Trump
CHICAGO — Former President Barack Obama delivered his most animated address in nearly a decade as he worked to pass
Celebrity sway: how the famous galvanize real civic engagement
A recent study shows that celebrities may have more of a tangible impact on elections than you realize
The best zingers from Michelle and Barack Obama’s convention speeches
The Obamas returned to the center of Democratic politics with back-to-back speeches at the convention Tuesday night about the stakes