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Missouri law behind $80 million Denny Hoskins lawsuit (opens the original)
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Five Missouri voters are seeking approximately $80 million from Secretary of State Denny Hoskins over his handling of a congressional redistricting referendum, invoking an obscure state law that dates back at least to 1909. The proposed class action seeks the statutory maximum of $500 for each of approximately 162,000 verified petition signers, according to the complaint. But the case has not been certified as a class action, and the court has not ruled that Hoskins is liable or awarded any dama
Germany's Far-Right AfD dominates state election, governing path unclear (opens the original)
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Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) scored a historic victory in Sunday's Saxony-Anhalt election, with exit polls showing the party winning 44.6 percent of the vote and finishing well ahead of its rivals. The result marks the strongest performance by a far-right party in a German state since World War II. The New York Times reported on Sunday afternoon that 90 percent of the votes have been counted, adding that the AfD "looks likely to fall short of an absolute majority." While the
NATO Gains New F-35 Hub on Border With Putin’s Russia (opens the original)
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Finland has built its first F-35 fighter jet engine as the NATO member strengthens its defenses along its border with Russia. Finnish defense company Patria completed assembly of the country's first F135 engine on September 3, marking a major step in Finland's role in the F-35 program, as reported by Interesting Engineering. The development comes as Finland continues to strengthen its military capabilities after joining NATO in 2023 following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Finl
Canada’s biggest newspaper targets U.S. states over Trump’s tariff "tantrums" (opens the original)
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Canada's biggest newspaper backed Ontario Premier Doug Ford's strategy of targeting U.S. voters over President Donald Trump's trade war, arguing retaliatory tariffs could put political pressure on Republicans ahead of November's midterm elections. The Globe and Mail's editorial board on Saturday wrote that the economic case for Canada's tariffs on U.S. goods was “zilch, nada, zero,” warning that consumers on both sides of the border would face higher prices. The board added that there was “a lim
TSA Launches Major Airport Security Change, Loosening Post-9/11 Curbs (opens the original)
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More than two decades after the September 11 attacks brought sweeping restrictions on who could enter secure airport areas, some travelers will once again be able to walk loved ones to the gate without having a plane ticket of their own. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has launched Gateside by TSA PreCheck, a pilot program allowing approved, non-ticketed visitors to pass through security at thirteen U.S. airports. The program marks a limited reversal of one of the most visible p
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