BJP spent 287cr in Bengal, 54% of total expense in 5 assembly polls
NEW DELHI: BJP spent Rs 287 crore on its campaign and candidates during the April 2026 polls in West Bengal, which accounted for more than 54% of its
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Joe Flacco responds to Giants trade rumors: Bengals QB says it’s “not true”
The Bengals have one of the best quarterback situations in the NFL, but chatter about their backup has popped up.
Why Bengals believe leaning less on Joe Burrow gives them a chance to do more
The Bengals don't want Burrow to feel like he has to be Superman every week, as he has in years past. That's why an improved defense changes everything.
New policies, election speculation: What to expect from Burnham's first Labour conference as PM
Andy Burnham is under pressure to deliver a compelling vision for the country as he steps from the sidelines on to the main stage.
Argentina’s poverty rises to 32 percent under Milei with more pain forecast
A 4.1-percentage-point rise in poverty in the first half of 2026 could be bad news for Milei’s re-election bid.
Joe Flacco Makes Feelings Clear on Giants Trade Buzz After Jaxson Dart's Season-Ending Injury
Joe Flacco, the Cincinnati Bengals quarterback, suddenly found his name linked to the New York Giants after Jaxson Dart, the Giants’ starting quarterback, su...
Error causes backlog of thousands of Texas voter registration applications
A Texas system error left tens of thousands of voter registration applications unprocessed for months, forcing county election officials to race to process the large backlogs weeks out from the midterm elections. The Texas secretary of state’s office alerted election officials to the issue last week involving a problem with the Department of Public Safety’s…
EC troika unanimously approved SIR orders on Forms 6 & 8, citizenship declaration: Officials
NEW DELHI: Election Commission officials Thursday said special intensive revision (SIR) orders related to Phase 1 in Bihar, Phase 2 in a dozen states/UTs