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Several lawmakers have introduced legislation intended to make it easier for families to purchase a home.

Several lawmakers have introduced legislation intended to make it easier for families to purchase a home.

Suppose John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson miraculously materialized today. Would either be competitive in politics or even electable? Would Jack Kennedy retitle his book on political courage to Profiles in Cowardice?

After scoring a massive victory in the Telangana Assembly elections and wrenching the power from the arch-rival BRS, Congress is now shifting its focus to

Gulf oil lease sales and a contentious gas pipeline advanced with lawmakers' backing — despite legal challenges from environmental groups.

Leaders across Georgia are joining forces to address the pressing need for resilience planning amid rising risks of severe storms. The Institute for Resilient Infrastructure Systems at the University of Georgia, along with the Atlanta Regional Commission and the Pew Charitable Trusts, recently convened experts and stakeholders to explore collaborative strategies, policy creation and resource allocation necessary to support communities statewide. Kristiane Huber, officer for The Pew Charitable ...

The Army spent 2023 looking for ways to refill its weapon stockpiles, preparing for future conflicts and welcoming a new chief.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde said on Tuesday that a special session will be called to discuss the Maratha reservation in February 2024 and assured that no injustice will be done to any other community while giving reservation to the Maratha community. Maratha Reservation: Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde Says Special Session of Legislature Will Be Called In February 2024.

Several vendors licenses had expired in February this year, and despite many requests to the BBMP, there was no provision to renew them yet, Lekha Adavi, member of the All India Central Council of trade unions (AICCTU) told ET. “The BBMP is also supposed to conduct surveys as to the number of vendors every five years. The last survey was in September 2017,” she said.

Over half (57%) of American patients have been unable to pay a medical bill on time or in full, and nearly 40% have been struggling to pay off their medical debt within the past five years, according to a recent Tebra survey.