Supreme Court denies Green Party’s bid to put Jill Stein on Nevada ballot

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Donald “America’s Hitler” Trump Gives Supporters the Green Light to Blame Jews If He Loses in November

Once upon a time, before he became Donald Trump’s running mate, JD Vance told his law school roommate he went “back and forth between thinking Trump is a cynical asshole…or that he’s America’s Hitler.” Obviously, the Ohio senator has since disavowed every negative thing he previously said about Trump. But he clearly shouldn’t have, particularly

Exco gives green light to San Tin Technopole project

The Executive Council on Friday gave its blessing to the San Tin Technopole development despite a judicial challenge to the project. The plan includes three draft outline zoning plans for San Tin Technopole, Mai Po and Fairview Park, as well as Ngau Tam Mei. The High Court last month granted an application to a legal

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Mason Greenwood decided to leave English football 12-months ago to try and rebuild his career and things could not be going better for former Manchester United starlet. The 22-year-old completed a move to Marseille in the summer, which came after he spent the previous season on-loan at Getafe. Now, he has wasted little time into

Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis Star in This Crime Adaptation

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NDP, Bloc, Greens skeptical of any new regulations to stop foreign interference in candidate nominations

Breadcrumb Trail Links CanadaThe three parties told the federal foreign interference inquiry that such changes may be unwelcome, difficult to implement or counterproductive Author of the article: The Canadian Press Jim Bronskill Published Sep 19, 2024  •  3 minute read Lawyers enter the hearing room as the Public Inquiry into Foreign Election Interference resumes in