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Sir Keir was punchy in his fightback against Tory attacks on his strategy, dismissing as "garbage" and "nonsense" the Tories claims that in a trade-off with the EU hed open the door to up to 100,000 migrants. And he didnt see the funny side of Penny Mordaunts "Beach Ken" remarks.

The ruling Law and Justice party faces growing competition for countryside voters as it seeks a record third term.

Former leader of Nowoczesna tries to return to pol

From the blog of Fred Hidvegi at The Times of Israel

Martin Peretz still has something to say—but is anyone listening?

The White House is preparing for a sharp rise in the U.S. poverty rate following the end of pandemic-era child tax credit (CTC) expansion. President Biden and Democrats fought unsuccessfully last year to extend an expanded version of the CTC that started during the depths of the pandemic and temporarily lifted millions of children out…

To use a musical analogy, ACT Party leader David Seymour is to centre-right parties what Lindsay Buckingham was to Fleetwood Mac – a talented guy, insufferable, and born to be fired from the band. Clearly, the man from Epson believes that hey, he ...

NAU announced it has been ranked in the Third Way Economic Mobility Index’s top tier.

The federal government can do even more. It can start by sharing its College Scorecard information, which shows completion rates by institution and major, with all applicants for student loans.

The White House and President Biden’s campaign are brushing off poor poll numbers and persistent worries about the president’s age, focusing instead on getting the word out about the administration’s work and building up public perception of Biden’s record as he campaigns for another term. Biden’s approval rating dropped to 39 percent in the latest CNN poll, down…