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The defamation case filed by Gujarat University concerns statements by the two AAP leaders about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's academic degrees.

Oladotun called for the intervention of the IG and the PSC to prevent the report of the investigation from being altered.

With Urbana soon to seat the only applicant for its school board opening and Champaign about to conduct interviews with 10 community members hoping to be chosen for one of

A Freedom on Information request revealed documents relating to Andrews controversial stint as trade envoy are not available at the archives.

The documents relating to Prince Andrew's controversial posting as Special Representative for International Trade and Investment between 2001 and 2011 'may have been destroyed', it is claimed

Widespread, unsupervised mail-in voting allows left-wing groups to harvest low-effort votes for Democrat candidates.

Outgoing Climate jet-setter John Kerry is again showing his "naked contempt" for transparency by refusing to reveal his staff in an office that has operated in the dark since its inception.

Lucido, a Republican, responded Friday by accusing Brewer of conducting a “political attack” and “grasping at straws,” and touting the accomplishments of his office.

A new report from the Center for Immigration Studies finds that the Department of Homeland Security secretly has okayed the flights of some 33,000 illegal immigrants directly to the New York region from foreign airports. That’s 22% of the city’s migrant influx.

A sweeping array of businesses are another step closer to requirements to report cybersecurity incidents and ransomware payments to the federal government. On April 4,...