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Pentagon Keeps National Guard in Washington Through 2029

The move sustains presidential control of troops in the capital, a step critics say politicizes the Guard.

Massachusetts Senate Votes to Send Narrow Set of Financial Records to State Auditor

First Minister Says UK Is Not a Union of Equals

Dar to Lead Government Panel as MQM-P Secures Follow-Up Talks on 28th Amendment

People Power Party Breaks With Yoon as Oh Se-hoon Withholds Seoul Bid

Jamaat Chief Attacks Bangladesh President, Reviving Scrutiny of Alleged Yunus–Islamist Nexus

Meloni Floats Conditional Nobel Nomination for Trump Tied to Ukraine Peace

J&K Minister Says Ladakh Will Rejoin a 'United Jammu and Kashmir'

Alberta Panel Calls for Referendums on Pension Exit, Immigration Powers and Constitutional Changes

11 Welsh Labour MSs Accuse UK Government of Rolling Back Devolution in Letter to Starmer

Mongolia’s Prime Minister Ousted in No-Confidence Vote After Four Months in Office

Rajasthan Assembly Row Over ‘Hidden’ Cameras Intensifies as Congress Seeks Probe, Speaker Denies Wrongdoing

Smith Opens Alberta Next’s Southern Leg in Medicine Hat as Straw Polls Back Autonomy Ideas

Swinney Proposes Triggering Legal Independence Referendum With SNP Majority in 2026

Kerala Governor Retains Saffron-Flagged Bharat Mata Portrait at Raj Bhavan Despite Government Directives

Kerala Minister Walks Out Over RSS-Linked Bharat Mata Portrait at Raj Bhavan

Yunus Government Sets April 2026 Vote and Revives 'July Declaration' to Amend Constitution

Republicans Cite Whistleblower’s Claim of Biden Getting Lost in White House Closet

West African Bloc Faces Member Exits and Rising Violence on Its 50th Anniversary

South Korea's Acting President Vetoes Bill Restricting Judicial Appointment Powers