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The yen came under pressure on Friday heading into Sunday's upper house election in which Japan's ruling party looks vulnerable, while, more broadly, the U.S. dollar was set for a second weekly gain against major peers,
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio instructed U.S. diplomats worldwide not to comment on the fairness or integrity of elections conducted by foreign countries, according to an internal note seen by Reuters on Thursday,
EXCLUSIVE: The Obama administration “manufactured and politicized intelligence" to create the narrative that Russia was attempting to influence the 2016 presidential election, despite information from the intelligence community stating otherwise,
The State Department will scale back its assessments of elections in foreign countries, only chiming in publicly when there is a “clear and compelling” foreign policy interest, according to a new
Rubio tells US outposts to stay out of foreign elections without 'clear and compelling' US interests
The directive claims that U.S. consulates and embassies can still congratulate the winner of a foreign election, but should not criticize an election without approval from a senior official.
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Can Elon Musk's bid for a third political party succeed in the United States? | Opinion
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Polls show Americans want a third party, but not Elon Musk’s
Voters open to third political party as long as it isn’t Elon Musk’s, poll shows
There is an appetite for a third political party in America, according to a new poll. But voters lose interest when asked if they would consider Elon Musk’s new third party, the Quinnipiac Poll released Wednesday found.
It’s official—experts warn of a financial storm in the US driven by elections, tariffs, and tax cuts
Gold, meanwhile, sprinted past $3,300 an ounce, up twenty‑six percent in six months. That’s not the kind of price action you get when markets feel serene.
The real story from the New York City mayoral primary isn't Zohran Mamdani's victory, but voters' response to a different way of voting, writes Ismar Volić, director of the Institute for Mathematics and Democracy at Wellesley College.
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