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2024 election: Top Biden super PAC set to make $250 million investment in fall ad campaign - Vimarsana News

2024 election: Top Biden super PAC set to make $250 million investment in fall ad campaign

The preeminent super PAC helping to reinforce President Joe Biden’s reelection bid has reserved $250 million in television and digital advertising in top battleground states in hopes of carrying the message from the Democratic convention in August through Election Day.

Source: cnn.com
Thailand's political upstart Pita survives another day - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Thailand's political upstart Pita survives another day - Newspaper

BANGKOK: Charismatic and fresh-faced, reformist politician Pita Limjaroenrat shook up Thailand’s political...

Source: dawn.com
Pita Limjaroenrat Cleared For Political Return In Thailand - Vimarsana News

Pita Limjaroenrat Cleared For Political Return In Thailand

(CTN News) - Thailand's Constitutional Court declared Pita Limjaroenrat, the popular politician barred from becoming prime minister, not guilty of breaking

Thai court clears opposition figure Pita Limjaroenrat to return to Parliament - Vimarsana News

Thai court clears opposition figure Pita Limjaroenrat to return to Parliament

The former Move Forward Party leader had been suspended as an MP since July 2023. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Thai court to decide former PM hopeful's fate in election case - Vimarsana News

Thai court to decide former PM hopeful's fate in election case

A Thai court will on Wednesday rule on whether former prime ministerial hopeful Pita Limjaroenrat broke the rules of a 2023 election won by his party, the first of two cases targeting an opposition that has threatened radical reforms to the country. The Harvard-educated Pita, whose bid to become premier was thwarted by lawmakers allied with the royalist military, is accused of holding shares in a media company in violation of election law and could lose his parliamentary seat. Pita has argued before the Constitutional Court that the firm's loss of its broadcast concession in 2007 meant ...

Source: yahoo.com