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Florida was sort of this kind of amazing anomaly to watch last night. you have to wonder, i look at new york and lee zeldin and i said this last night did all of his voters move to florida during covid? and that may have prevented him to get what he needed in the new york city. but when you have people who are so dug in on both sides, you can't move them all at once. it is an incremental, slow process of people deciding to change their minds about certain things and we live in incredibly uncertain times. change is hard. when you walk into the voting booth i am sticking with the governor that i...

The petitioner failed to score the qualifying marks only in one of the examination papers i.e 'Law-III' while scoring “significantly higher marks” in the remaining papers in the DHJS Main (written) examination and was thus eliminated from the competitive examination.

HANNIBAL – The Missouri Department of Transportation has kicked off the U.S. 61 Expressway Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) re-evaluation study.

Discussing in europe. we've not yet discussed it. the thing is, it's an extraordinarily sensitive topic here in latvia — not least because 25% or more of your population is self—identified as ethnic russian, speaks russian as their first language, not latvian. this matters enormously to that russian population. are you offering, for example, no future temporary resident visas for russians in latvia? because your community of ethnic russians wants to know whether you are now saying "no more temporary resident visas". again, we have a large ethnic russian community in latvia, most of whom ar...

Granted over the years — every five years, if you have such a permit, it can come up for re—evaluation. and the default process has been, it's ok unless there is a problem. and we're now simply changing it to, the default is "no," unless there is an exceptional reason to say "yes". so when the russian government accuses latvia of treating ethnic russians, russian language speakers in this country as second—class citizens, they have most certainly got a point, doesn't they? no, i'm maybe not expressing myself clearly. the latvians who live in latvia are mostly latvian citizens. well, you ...