INEC has cleared 17 candidates for Plateau State’s 2027 governorship race, but reports on the list and party disputes do not explain what candidates propose on health, climate or development.
A widely circulated claim that most adults in some England and Wales neighbourhoods receive out-of-work benefits lacks verified figures, leaving its scale and causes unclear.
Seven states are challenging the administration’s withholding of $810 million in approved funds, while a Russian diesel dispute reveals divisions between the White House and some Republicans.
A new GAO opinion and an $810 million cancellation sharpen a constitutional dispute over whether the White House can delay or undo spending approved by Congress.
Recent developments in Florida school transportation and a reported Louisiana maternity-unit closure point to workforce stakes, but the available sources offer no new wage or employment figures.
As borrowers move out of the SAVE plan, missed deadlines could mean higher bills—and repayment choices with consequences for public-service loan forgiveness.
GovConWire reported two EY military audit awards with a combined headline value of $869 million, but the available contract details do not verify that total or either award’s individual value.
A Joseph Rowntree Foundation projection points to falling incomes and a widening essentials gap, while new U.S. college earnings data offer a limited view of economic mobility.
A Joseph Rowntree Foundation projection points to falling incomes and a widening essentials gap, while new U.S. college earnings data offer a limited view of economic mobility.
