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In Texas and Iowa, Democrats are successfully tying universal school vouchers to corruption.
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The government, through the Ministry of Education, has disbursed GH¢917 million to more than 300,000 students nationwide under the No-Fee-Stress policy.
South Africa’s National Opt-Out Registry is being rolled out in two phases, with direct marketers given until April 2027 to cleanse their lists and comply with new rules.
By Jennifer Nerkie Kenney President John Dramani Mahama has called for officials responsible for approving and monitoring building construction to be sanctioned when buildings collapse due to failures…
The bill Sweden's government has promoted as its solution to teen deportations has instead created a new group of young adults who risk being forced to leave Sweden, a lawyer has warned.
Iran must do something “meaningful” related to their stockpile of enriched uranium to make progress in nuclear negotiations with the U.S., Vice President Vance said in an interview with Reuters on…
Mumbai, October 7, 2026: Nitesh Tiwari’s much-anticipated cinematic epic Ramayana is in the spotlight even before its release, but for a different reason.
