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    Hundreds arrested at Palestine protest outside Labour conference●While genocidal maniacs go free, those opposing genocide are arrested yet again in Burnham’s Britain! “IN PICS: hundredsMmastodonWar16just now

    Hundreds of people were arrested at a pro-Palestine demonstration held outside the Labour Party conference in Britain. Critics, including left-wing commentators, are framing the arrests as evidence of a crackdown on genocide protesters while those they accuse of enabling atrocities face no consequences, with some directing anger at Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham and Labour leadership.

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    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used his address at the UN General Assembly to attack Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic candidate for New York City mayor. The remarks drew attention because a foreign leader weighing in on an American municipal election is unusual, and reactions split sharply along political lines, with critics calling it interference and supporters defending his comments.

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    DPP outsider surges in Taipei mayoral race against KMT●Frozen Garlic analyses the electoral contest for Taipei City mayor. The race is between a KMT princeling and a DPP outsiMmastodonWorldElections39 min ago

    A close look at the Taipei City mayoral contest frames it as a battle between a well-connected KMT candidate from a political family and a DPP outsider. Although Taipei has long been considered a KMT stronghold, support for the DPP's candidate Puma Shen is rising sharply and unexpectedly, prompting debate about whether the race is more competitive than previously assumed and what that could mean for the party's hold on the capital.

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    Scranton Mayor's One-Way Street Change Angers Residents●Scranton Mayor Running for Congress Turned Her Own Street Into a One-Way, Angering Residents: 'Somebody's Going To Get Killed There'✉newsWorldUS Politics11 min ago

    Scranton's mayor, who is running for Congress, converted her own street into a one-way road, drawing complaints from residents who say the change makes the road more dangerous. Critics warn that the altered traffic pattern could cause a serious accident, with one resident claiming 'somebody's going to get killed there.' The move has become a local controversy as she campaigns for a congressional seat.

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    Greg Ballard Returns to Politics, Leaving the Republican Party●Meet the Candidates: Greg Ballard on why he's returning to politics and ditching the GOP✉newsWorldPolitics12 min ago

    Former Indianapolis mayor Greg Ballard is launching a political comeback, saying he is running again while no longer identifying with the GOP. In an interview with IndyStar, Ballard explained his reasons for returning to public life and his break with the party he once represented. His decision adds to ongoing discussion about moderates distancing themselves from the Republican Party.

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    Politicians test the 'Mamdani method' across campaigns●Politicians test the ‘Mamdani method’✉newsWorldPolitics12 min ago

    Politicians are adopting the 'Mamdani method', the campaign playbook associated with New York assemblyman and mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, built on grassroots organising, viral digital content and bold progressive messaging. Coverage is examining which elements of his approach translate to other races and which depend on his specific profile and electorate.

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    Wyman Duggan signals likely run for Jacksonville mayor●'Better Jacksonville Committee' latest sign that Wyman Duggan is about to run for Jacksonville Mayor✉newsWorldPolitics12 min ago

    A political committee called the Better Jacksonville Committee has been formed, which Florida Politics reports is the latest sign that state Representative Wyman Duggan is preparing to launch a campaign for Jacksonville mayor. The filing adds to indications that the Republican lawmaker is moving toward a bid, giving him a vehicle to raise and spend money ahead of an official announcement.