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Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin joins CBS News to discuss plans for Tuesday's midterms amid an announcement from DHS that it will not be sending immigration enforcement agents to the polls. Following the conversation with Mullin, CBS News' Camilo Montoya-Galvez provided additional context.
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Despite Chow’s renewed push, however, Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy indicated the province is not opening the door to talks on any renewed new deal.
People's Party lawmaker warns returning two men to China would violate anti-torture law.
Safaricom has explained how customers experiencing poor network coverage can report connectivity problems to the telecommunications company for investigation and possible resolution.
NDC General Secretary Fifi Fiavi Kwetey has rated his party’s performance in government 7/10, saying he expects more despite giving it a passing score.
The decision follows the reported withdrawal of some members of the council, established by the state government in August 2025, amid disagreements over the emergence of a group reportedly known as…
