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England’s academy trust leaders could face limits after a Guardian analysis flags “banker-style” salaries and huge pay gaps.

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England’s academy trust leaders could face limits after a Guardian analysis flags “banker-style” salaries and huge pay gaps.

Coal-rich Indonesia is struggling to keep the lights on, turning energy policy into a political and financial test.

A renewed passport controversy highlights how India verifies citizenship, and why voter-list updates could wrongly erase eligible voters.

A 29-year-old democratic socialist beats a Denver-area institution, reshaping what Democratic primary voters reward.

Denver ousted a veteran; one senator lost for governor; the other survives a progressive challenge that mattered.

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Creative Assembly is moving campaign climax power from “crisis spam” to faction-specific endings, starting with Archaon.

The vice president praises respect for the decision, then attacks it as a policy and political lightning rod.

Decision Desk HQ projects the Colorado Democratic governor primary flips away from Michael Bennet and toward Phil Weiser.