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MP will vote to decide the electoral fate of 2,533 candidates in 230 seats, in a poll that will be a between BJP & Congress.

Both houses of Congress have passed a bill to temporarily fund the U.S. government until early 2024, following a vote by the Senate on Wednesday, after they were unable to pass appropriations bills for the current fiscal year.

Assembly Polls 2023 Bhupesh Baghel, Shivraj Singh Chouhan Mamaji Kamal Nath Ballot Time for The Tale of 2 CMs & A Hopeful: High decibel campaigning came to an end on November 15 PM Narendra Modi jibe Congress leader Rahul Gandhi moorkhon ke sardar; latest news on news18.com

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Senate Democrats on Tuesday blocked an attempt by Republican Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas to pass a House bill that would send military aid to Israel funded by cuts to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

Madhya Pradesh Elections 2023: The likes of Digvijaya Singh and Kamal Nath could fade away by the next assembly elections. A clutch of younger Congress leaders who cannot be called dynasts given their rootedness are being groomed by the central leadership to take the place of the veterans

Arjun Singh Daily Caller News Foundation A new poll shows former President Donald Trump leading President Joe Biden in six swing states in the 2024 presidential election, according to the poll published by Morning Consult on Friday. Biden and Trump are the leading candidates for the Democratic and Republican presidential nominations, respectively, whose victory in…

A U.S. Senate candidate has partnered with and received donations to his congressional campaigns from a left-wing group that engages in transgender advocacy, according to media reviewed by the Daily Caller News Foundation.

Jamshedpur: A woman police constable, who was posted at the district police headquarters, ended her life by jumping off her fourth-floor flat located .

Republicans proposed measures Thursday to subpoena individuals associated with a left-wing court group, as well as members of Justice Sotomayor's staff.