John Swinney expected to lead Scotland after being confirmed as Scottish National Party leader
LONDON — Scotland’s former deputy first minister, John Swinney, was confirmed Monday as head of the Scottish National Party and is expected to become the country’s next leader, its third in just over a year.
A final, all-day vote on Tuesday will determine the fate of the Chariho Regional School District’s proposed $150 million bond ...
Amsterdam’s policy for green spaces, the Main Green Structure, has received considerable criticism in recent years. So much ...
The ad hoc committee promoting the Dorchester School District Two infrastructure referendum hosted a press event Monday, ...
There was standing room only for the volunteers gathered near the University of Florida on a recent afternoon to learn how ...
The law needs to be amended before a referendum on the first charter is held, according to Chartthaipattana Party list-MP Nikorn Chamnong, who heads a sub-committee on the charter referendum.Speaking ...
SUMMERVILLE — With "no to taxes" graffiti adding unexpected publicity to their roadside sign campaign, members of the ...
Blessing’s bill marks a major paradigm shift. Democrats have long pushed to increase Ohio’s minimum wage, currently $10.45 ...
House Speaker Jason White proposes a ballot referendum for Medicaid expansion, leaving it to voters whether to approve the ...
North Yarmouth and Cumberland residents will soon decide whether or not to put 53-million dollars into a school project.
Fifteen charter schools could share in Pike Township Schools' $14.5 million property-tax referendum if voters approve it in ...
From a lack of bipartisan support to other concerns such as rising cost of living, a complex array of reasons contributed to ...
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