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“If in Pakistan, you would have been shot” With these words, the then Deputy Speaker of the State Legislative Assembly, Datuk Haji Ahmad Abdul Rahman warned Telupid Assemblyman Johnnybone Kurum in no uncertain terms.

KOTA KINABALU: There is no easy answer to whether reinstating Article 6(7) of the Sabah Constitution would cause instability in the Sabah state assembly, says senior lawyer Datuk Roger Chin.

Oklahoma Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell is resigning from his role as cabinet secretary of workforce development.

In Wyoming Democrats vote for Democrats and Republicans do likewise. For three terms (1917-35) Wyoming's beloved beef-raising Democrat John Benjamin Kendrick was elected to the…

Uncover the challenges faced by New Jersey residents when it comes to displaying political signs on private property. From municipal ordinances to HOA restrictions, navigating the rules is essential to safeguard your freedom of expression.

Kota Kinabalu: The GRS Government should consider an amendment to Article 7(1) of the Sabah Constitution to further promote political stability in the State, following its repeal last year of Article 6(17).

KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah Constitution needs a "crystal clear" replacement for the deleted Article 6(7) that previously guided the head of state to appoint a chief minister, says Sabah Progressive Party (SAPP) president Datuk Seri Yong Teck Lee.

To the editor, – I filed a complaint with the California Bar Association against the Paso Robles City Attorney. At stake here is the principle […]

The Hawaiʻi State Senate unanimously approved SB2381 SD2, which would establish a comprehensive system of public financing for candidates seeking election to state and county public offices, beginning with the 2028 general election year. The bill asserts that publicly funding the campaigns of candidates for state and county offices would increase public confidence in the State’s candidates and elected officials.

“We need to give the voters something to actually latch onto and vote for,” said Rep. Brian Seitz, a Branson Republican.