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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced that Arizona, alongside Representative-elect Adelita Grijalva, has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. against the U.S. House of Representatives seeking to ensure Ms. Grijalva's swearing in as a member of Congress following her election last
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The Slovak government has responded strongly to a resolution of the Dutch parliament calling for a complaint to be lodged against Slovakia with the EU Court of Justice over recent constitutional changes. The changes, which enshrine recognition of only biologically determined sexes, have been deemed discriminatory by the Dutch lawmakers.
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In a bilateral meeting with members of the Ukrainian Parliament at the 151st Inter-Parliamentary Union Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland, Senator Erwin Tulfo assured Ukraine of the Philippines' support in its ongoing conflict with Russia. Addressing the Ukrainian lawmakers, Tulfo noted that the Philippines, like Ukraine, faces territorial disputes and
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has filed a lawsuit against the House, claiming Speaker Mike Johnson is unlawfully withholding the oath of office from newly elected Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva. Grijalva won her seat in a special election on September 23, but Johnson has refused to swear her in, citing a
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has filed a lawsuit against the US House of Representatives over Republican Speaker Mike Johnson's refusal to seat newly elected Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva, citing a government shutdown as the reason. Mayes argues that the Constitution requires elected members to be sworn in if
Legislators
In response to the ongoing government shutdown, Representative John B. Larson introduced the "Make America Govern Again" Act, a bill aimed at ensuring federal workers, including military and civilian personnel, are paid during the shutdown. The legislation would also withhold pay from Members of Congress, the President, Vice
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The Croatian Parliament is set to discuss draft amendments to the Defence Act and the Armed Forces Service Act, introducing mandatory basic military training for 18-year-old men, with the training scheduled to begin in January next year. The basic training will last two months and trainees will receive a monthly
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The ruling 'Civil Contract' faction has proposed reducing the minimum number of public broadcasters from three to two, citing inefficient spending on a single entity-Shoghakat LLC-as a primary reason. According to MP Taguhi Ghazaryan, currently five broadcasters, including both television and radio, are publicly funded, with Shoghakat LLC
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The Member of Parliament for the Old Tafo Constituency, Vincent Ekow Assafuah, has called on members of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to unite and prepare to recapture power from the ruling National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the 2028 general elections. Speaking to party faithfuls, Assafuah emphasized the need for
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Nigeria is being called upon by a senior leader of the InnerCity Mission to introduce tax rebates for individuals and organisations investing in education, healthcare, food security, and poverty eradication initiatives across the country. Pastor Titus Temisan made the call during the InnerCity Mission Global Roundtable Conference on "Developing
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As the first phase of voting in Bihar approaches on November 6, the INDIA bloc's disjointed campaign is taking a toll on voter sentiment. The allies, struggling to mount an effective campaign, are facing protests and demonstrations from ticket aspirants who claim to have been unfairly denied nominations.
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As the first phase of voting in Bihar approaches on November 6, the INDIA bloc's disjointed campaign is taking a toll on voter sentiment. The allies, struggling to mount an effective campaign, are facing protests and demonstrations from ticket aspirants who claim to have been unfairly denied nominations.
