Arizona GOP considers suing to redraw congressional map
Senate president says the Legislature may go to court after U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana v. Callais
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Windy Boy restarts campaign for Montana’s eastern U.S. House seat
Montana State Sen. Jonathan Windy Boy has “unsuspended” his Democratic primary campaign for U.S. House representing Montana’s Eastern Congressional District, three weeks after suspending his bid amid sexual abuse allegations.
In a Wednesday afternoon text message sent to Montana Free Press reporters, Windy Boy shared a link to
Russia scolds ally Armenia for hosting Zelensky
Russia said Thursday that it was "incomprehensible" its ally Armenia hosted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for a European summit earlier this week, and cautioned the country against deeper European integration.
Ties between Armenia and its former imperial ruler Moscow have frayed in recent years.
The former Soviet republic
France's far-right leaders court Israel, Germany envoys ahead of vote
France's far-right leaders have met the ambassadors of Germany and Israel in recent months as their party, once deemed antisemitic, seeks to court foreign envoys in the run-up to next year's presidential elections.
Marine Le Pen's anti-immigration National Rally (RN) party
Britons set to punish Starmer's Labour in local polls
Britons voted Thursday in local elections set to heap more pressure on beleaguered Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer and energise the rise of hard-right and left-wing populists.
The ballot across Scotland, England and Wales is Starmer's biggest electoral test since his July 2024 general election landslide
Whitefish settles racial profiling suit brought by Venezuelan man
WHITEFISH — The city of Whitefish reached a settlement agreement with a man who accused police of violating his constitutional rights and racial profiling after a traffic stop resulted in his detention in an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility.
Whitefish police said they pulled over Beker Rengifo Del Castillo for a
Japan fires missiles during drills, drawing China rebuke
Japan fired surface-to-ship missiles and sank an old warship in waters between the Philippines and Taiwan as part of major military exercises that include US forces, angering China.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has accelerated Japan's shift towards a more muscular defence policy, further casting off -- with