During the election, false rumors and defamation - how did counter-articles from local newspapers spread?
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Balochistan seeks faster work on road projects
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‘They’ll lie again’: Barnaby Joyce hits back in superannuation fight with Labor
One Nation has not backed down after Labor accused it and the Coalition of attacking the compulsory superannuation system.
‘They’ll lie again’: Barnaby Joyce hits back in superannuation fight with Labor
One Nation has not backed down after Labor accused it and the Coalition of attacking the compulsory superannuation system.
Jeffries: Trump administration must protect Palestinians from ‘lawbreaking settlers’
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) on Monday urged the Trump administration to tell Israel to protect Palestinians being attacked by "lawbreaking settlers" in the West Bank.
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News in Easy English: Sapporo couple fight Japan's law on family names
SAPPORO -- A lawsuit in Japan about family names after marriage is now at an important time. A couple in Sapporo sued the state. They say parts of the
- Kiyotaka Nishi and Mana Sato challenge Japan's surname law in court.
- Couple argues law violates Constitution's individual respect guarantee.
- Survey shows 78% of married people don't discuss surname changes pre-marriage.