In a close call, Salvador Nasralla, who came in second in Honduras' recent presidential election, is not taking his loss lightly. He is calling out the results, claiming there were issues with the voting process. The race was tight, with less than 1% of the votes separating Nasralla from the winner,
Ohio is getting a new team to keep an eye on campaign money and election rules. This new group, called the Ohio Election Integrity Commission, starts working on January 1. It's replacing the old Ohio Elections Commission, which some people thought was too slow. Republicans pushed for this change. T
In Raymond, a heated debate is happening. People are divided over whether two Select Board members, Denis Morse and Kaela Gonzalez, should keep their jobs. A vote is set for Tuesday to decide this. The issue started months ago when former town manager Joseph Crocker quit. Some say Morse and Gonzalez
In 2025, a single word changed the game in politics. That word was "affordability. " It wasn't just a buzzword. It became a powerful tool that shifted how people thought about their lives and their votes. For years, politicians talked about the economy. They threw around numbers like GDP and job gr
In old stories, a man who loved his own reflection too much met a sad end. Today, such people often end up in powerful positions. We know that good leaders should care more about their goals than their own pride. Yet, we keep picking leaders who think they are better than everyone else. Research sh
In a surprising turn, Nepal's political scene is buzzing with fresh energy. Two rising stars, Balendra Shah and Rabi Lamichhane, have teamed up to shake things up. Shah, a former rapper and now mayor of Kathmandu, has joined forces with Lamichhane, a former TV host leading the Rastriya Swatantra Par
Kosovo's recent election results have put Prime Minister Albin Kurti back in the spotlight. His party, Vetevendosje, won big, securing over 49% of the vote. This victory is a big deal because it ends a long political stalemate that had been holding the country back. Kurti now has a stronger positio
John Lindstrom, a seasoned political reporter, shared some unexpected views in 2025. He openly admitted he disliked Richard Nixon but still believed Nixon would make a better president than Donald Trump. This might sound shocking, especially to those who remember Nixon's controversial actions, like
A student-led party in Bangladesh, which gained prominence after leading protests that ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has formed an unexpected alliance with the Islamist Jamaat-e-Islami party. This move, aimed at strengthening their position ahead of the upcoming February elections, has sparke
The political landscape is heating up as the new year kicks off. In Washington, President Donald Trump is back in the spotlight, facing a divided nation and significant policy battles. Meanwhile, Maryland is gearing up for a potentially fiery General Assembly session, with lawmakers grappling with t
