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MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle concluded Tuesday’s edition of The 11th Hour by mourning the resignation of New Zealand’s left-wing and “legit badass” prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, claiming “we… admire you from the other side of the world.” Who is this “we?” Ruhle immediately started spinning for Ardern, “She shocked the world last week with the news she would be stepping down. Saying, she does not believe she has the energy to continue the job.”  

It is too soon to say what Jacinda's legacy will be. She will certainly be remembered for becoming a mother whilst being a world leader. For her presence on the world stage as a voice for feminism and progressive politics. She ushered in a generational and attitudinal change in New Zealand politics. While internationally she offered an alternative to the politics of Trump, Bolsonaro, Scott Morrison, and Viktor Orban.

At a time when ageing rockstars are embarking on seemingly endless farewell tours, and the US is contemplating a presidential election between two octogenarian men, the world's most famous female political superstar will be out of office and out of parliament before her 43rd birthday in July.

Jacinda Ardern's resignation hands the first pick on our next Prime Minister to a group of Labour MPs. Here's what you need to know.

(NEW YORK) -- New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced in an emotional press briefing that she will step down, saying "it's time." Ardern said Thursday she will not be seeking reelection this year and that her term will end by Feb. 7. "This has been the most fulfilling 5 1/2 years of my life,

Jacinda Ardern will leave her Labour Party without a leader in an election year New Zealand's Jacinda Ardern has announced her resign

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern Thursday announced that she would be leaving her post no later than February 7, while the Labor Party is to choose a new leader in three days. Ardern came to power in 2017 with a coalition government and then led her center-left party to a sweeping victory in the 2020 elections, but her popularity and that of her party have fallen in recent polls.

Jacinda Ardern choked back tears as she announced she will step down after just over five years in power - during which she introduced some of the harshest Covid restrictions.

Quebec's caribou populations continue to decline, according to new inventories to be released Monday by the province's Environment Ministry.

Quebecs caribou populations which have been heavily disturbed by human activity, continue to decline, according to new inventories to be released Monday by the provinces environment, climate change, wildlife and parks ministry.