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A Republican judicial candidate who lost a district court election in Harris County, Texas, is the first of almost two dozen disappointed contestants to have their case reach a civil
It takes two to tango, and the Spanish election offers a sharp lesson for conservatives across Europe on how partnering with the radical right can go badly wrong.
It's evident in news reports that the the U.S. is attempting to shut China's accesses to key tech sectors like computer chips of every sort. Beyond chips, Lindsay Gorman, senior fellow for emerging tech at the German Marshall Fund’s Alliance for Securing Democracy told CNBC that the U.S. and China are vying for technology dominance in various technologies from AI to quantum information systems to subsea cables and so much more. Now a new operating system has emerged that the government may wish to promote.
"We are in court not because anyone genuinely suspects us of corruption, but because no one suspects us of corruption," former Naftogaz CEO tells Newsweek.
The Kremlin’s disinformation industry was caught off guard by the Wagner uprising. That’s not great for the Russian president.