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New data show where the parties got their money from in the lead-up to the 2025 election
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This PAC once heavily financed Blakeman's campaign runs. It's barely given to his gubernatorial bid.
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Constitution Bill proposes moderate chastisement of children for the purposes of correction
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Founders were far from unanimous
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Independent candidate Carl Boyanton discusses bid for Mississippi’s 4th District seat
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Silent on demands to change the Constitution: Dritan Abazović's party does not comment on the government's proposal
8+ hour, 14+ min ago (443+ words) A source from the party told Vijesti yesterday that they received the request on Saturday shortly before 19 p.m., and that it was published in the media half an hour later, and that there was no discussion about it in the Parliament…...
Unchecked powers eroding our democracy
5+ hour, 17+ min ago (658+ words) Major policy shifts that fundamentally alter the rights of young adults should be preceded by inclusive forums, inviting stakeholders—from youth organisations to business owners—to contribute to the discourse. Instead, such measures are often brought directly to Parliament, effectively…...