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California Moves K–12 Executive Power to Governor-Appointed Education Commissioner

Centralizing control over policy and funding changes California’s school governance ahead of the November election.

Magyar Moves to Remove Hungary’s President and Set Up National Asset‑Recovery Office

South Korea Dismantles Military Counterintelligence Command Over 2024 Martial Law Bid

Markus Ferber Steps Down as Chair of Hanns‑Seidel‑Stiftung

Guha Questions Gandhi Family’s Role in Congress, Touches Off Sharp Public Dispute

Government Opens Talks to Make Argentina’s PASO Optional

Congress MP Alleges 'Massive Irregularities' in Tamil Nadu Candidate Selection

Joschka Fischer Backs Merz on Pension Reform and Calls for Longer Working Lives

Morena Senate Vice Leader Higinio Martínez Demands Internal Cleanup, Calls for Judicial Action if Party Stalls

Abbas Re-Elected Fatah Leader as Party Opens First Congress in a Decade

California Drive Filed to Repeal Top-Two Primary for 2028 Ballot

Tony Abbott Poised to Seek Liberal Party Presidency

Expelled CPI(M) Veteran T.K. Govindan Visits Kodiyeri Family After Upset Win

Milei Government Recasts Electoral Overhaul: 'Clean Record' Split and PASO Shift to Optional

Tucumán Passes Ficha Limpia Law Barring Convicted Candidates and Officials

ASF Chief Details New Sanctions Plan Under Expanded Audit Powers

São Paulo Governor Tarcísio Urges Lula to Step Aside in Call for Renewal

California’s Slow Count Tied to Mailed-Ballot Surge, Not Election-Day Postmarks

President Connolly Convenes Council of State on Asylum Bill’s Constitutionality

Most Americans Want Major Political Reform and Lack Confidence in Change, Pew Finds