As the 2026 midterms approach, campaigns are competing for attention just as much as votes, and the feelings they evoke often decide which candidates feel most compelling.

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Indian prime minister Narendra Modi’s government faces a legal challenge from media groups over a privacy law they fear could ...

Principal Bench, New Delhi, has held that an amount paid as part of the consideration for a share purchase does not ...

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Following an agreement with the Kazakh government, Pony.ai and inDrive plan to launch the initial Robotaxi service pilot in ...

The Gujarat High Court has quashed an income tax penalty of ₹21.16 lakh, holding that, in the facts of the case, concealment ...

Every couple of years, the same false stories come back. A claim that an election was rigged before a single vote was cast.