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"Record low in U.S. satisfied with way democracy is working." (Jeffrey M. Jones on news.Gallup.com on Jan. 5, 2024). “A new low of 28% of U.S. adults are satisfied with the way democracy is working in the country.”

 

The March 5 primary is right around the corner in California. Headlining the ballot—alongside a slate full of legislative Democrat-on-Democrat primary battles reflecting significant...

The Supreme Court accepted the Centre’s argument that the manner of conducting delimitation exercise falls within the purview of the Delimitation Commission | Latest News India

Birsa Munda, born on November 15, 1875 in Ulihatu village (present Jharkhand) in British times, died mysteriously – reportedly of cholera, but likely poisoned

CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice said Tuesday that he was unaware of any potential conflicts over the appointment of the West Virginia Department of Homeland Sec

CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice said Tuesday he was unaware of any potential conflicts over the appointment of the West Virginia Department of Homeland Security

Gov. Jim Justice said Tuesday that he was unaware of any potential conflicts over the appointment of the West Virginia Department of Homeland Security’s new inspector general position. Justice, speaking during his weekly administration briefing, said he would look further in the matter, but expressed his confidence in DHS Inspector General Mike Honaker. “It has […]

The Supreme Court wants to strengthen the self-regulatory mechanism for news channels to bring discipline while protecting freedom of speech and expression. The court has asked the two representative bodies of news channels to make suggestions and posted the matter for hearing in four weeks. The courts order came on a petition filed by the News Broadcasters Association (NBA) against a decision of the Bombay High Court. The NBAs self-regulatory authority, the News Broadcasting Standards Authority...

The Supreme Court of India has called for stronger self-regulation among TV news channels to ensure discipline while protecting freedom of speech. The court asked the News Broadcasters Association (NBA) and News Broadcasters Federation (NBF) to suggest ways to strengthen the mechanism for dealing with errant channels. The NBA had appealed against a decision that refused to give legal status to the self-regulatory mechanism adopted by news channel associations. The court granted four weeks for th...