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Xi Jinping has had an eventful early spring. After he abolished presidential term limits and was unanimously elected—if it can be called an election—to serve another term in that post, Xi got the world’s attention again by holding a meeting with Kim Jong-un. Xi was also in the spotlight when he addressed the 2018 Boao Forum for Asia, promising more openness in the face of a

LARGO — Pinellas County commissioners voted 6-1 Jan. 11 to approve a resolution approving the American Rescue Plan Act State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund Spending Plan.

Belarus’ authoritarian president has called a referendum next month on constitutional amendments that could allow him to further cement his grip on power after months of mass protests and remain in office until 2035

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I don’t have enough space for the letter I sent to my local legislator, state Rep. David Zimmerman, about his rationale for investigating the 2020 election and his questioning of

"At isa pa, mayroon tayong mas mabigat na laban — at ito po iyong laban against COVID-19 (Besides, we have a big fight and this fight is against COVID-19)," Nograles said.

NewsNation, Nexstar Media’s wholly-owned cable network reaching 75 million U.S. television households, announced today that political commentator George Will is joining the network as a senior contributor beginning Jan. 15. Will is a columnist for The Washington Post, a Pulitzer Prize winner for commentary and was dubbed “perhaps the most powerful journalist in America” by the Wall Street Journal. In […]

Andy Blalock, of Athens, has qualified in the May 24 Republican Primary in Alabama’s Congressional District 5.

There has been a lot of talk lately about term limits in congress. Last year, Ted Cruz reintroduced legislation that would give term limits to members of congress in the United States. Why should we stop at the national level if term limits are a good thing? Shouldn’t we look to have them at the local and state level as well?

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul plans to propose term limits for some of the state's top offices — including her own — during her first State of the State address this week.