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UK minister quits ahead of possible challenge to StarmerBritain's health minister Wes Streeting has resigned. He plans to challenge Prime Minister Keir Starmer for leadership of the Labour Party....- UK PM Starmer 'takes responsibility' for Labour election lossesThe ballot was the biggest electoral test for Starmer since Labour ousted the Conservatives following 14 years in power in a landslide elec...
- Vivek Ramaswamy wins Republican nomination for Ohio governor after Trump's endorsementOhio voters have chosen their candidates for key November elections. Billionaire Vivek Ramaswamy will face Dr. Amy Acton for governor. Sena...
- Stung by massive democratic wins in NYC, Virginia, NJ, Donald Trump turns a sore loser, reminds Americans he is still their President, lists out reasons why Republicans lostDemocrats secured key wins in recent US elections. Zohran Mamdani became New York City mayor. Mikie Sherrill won in New Jersey and Abigail ...
- Here's the whopping amount of money Elon Musk invested in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election failure, and here's all about the winnerElon Musk's $25 million investment in Wisconsin's Supreme Court race failed as liberal judge Susan Crawford triumphed over his candidate, B...
- US Election Result: Donald Trump wins Florida, a once fierce battleground state in AmericaEarly results show Republican Donald Trump winning Florida, a state where he has a residence at Mar-a-Lago. He also claimed victories in Al...
- From 'Election King' to 'Dhartipakad': Meet the serial 'election losers' who refuse to quitSome independent candidates have made a habit of losing elections by unconventional means. Tamil Nadu's K Padmarajan, known as the "Electio...
- No objection to resolution in Byju's EGM; miffed investors await scrutiniser's reportByju's raised share capital for a USD 200 million rights issue at the EGM, with investors opposing founder's ouster. NCLT and Karnataka HC ...
- UK PM race: Rishi Sunak wins over voters in TV debateThe former finance minister stuck to his central plank and focussed his message on the need to get a grip on soaring inflation before cutti...
- Swiss vote on whether to hike taxes to fight climate changeCritics say the measure would be ineffective since Switzerland's carbon-dioxide emissions amount to a mere 0.1 percent of the global tally ...
- Money raised to support Trump court fight could flow to the president himselfLike many hallmarks of the Trump presidency, the messages contained all-caps lettering and blatant mistruths about voter fraud during the N...
- ANALYSTS' VIEW: Markets hold breath as final votes tallied in U.S. battleground statesS&P e-mini futures were up 0.9% on the heels of a 2.3% rally in the S&P 500 on Wednesday, driven by the prospect of gridlock in Congress af...
- Uber, Lyft drivers aren't staff after all, voters in California take a callVoters in trend-setting California backed a ballot proposal by Uber and its allies that cements app-based food delivery and ride-hail drive...
- Why the Pennsylvania vote count might throw U.S. into political crisisIn Pennsylvania and across America, retailers are reinforcing glass, hiring guards or retaining on-call teams that barricade and board up b...
- Five ways the US elections could affect equity marketsDemocratic nominee Joe Biden is ahead in national polls and in betting markets the former vice president is favored to win with an average ...
- Goldman says markets overestimating election result delay riskWith the attention of many investors turning toward November’s elections as a source of risk, the cost of hedging against a contested or de...
- TN Seshan's bold initiatives led India's game changing electoral reformsHe ruthlessly enforced the model code of conduct much to the chagrin of political parties. A no-nonsense attitude was his hallmark, and he ...
- Number of crorepatis, criminals increase in poll frayWorryingly, there are 889 (11%) candidates with serious criminal cases in this election, an increase from the 608 (8%) candidates in 2009.
- Independents in Lok Sabha polls: 0.53 per cent success rate since 1952The country's electoral history has seen over 41,000 Independents contesting Lok Sabha polls till now but only 221 of them have won.
- Bar criminals from fighting polls: Sonia GandhiThe Election Commission's diamond jubilee celebrations saw a rare convergence among political parties over checking criminalisation of poli...
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