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A Boston court sided with states arguing that running elections is a matter for states and Congress, not the White House.
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A Boston court sided with states arguing that running elections is a matter for states and Congress, not the White House.

The president opened the Great American State Fair with a rally-style speech, prompting musical acts to pull out and several states to opt out.

Ivan Cepeda concedes to Trump-endorsed outsider Abelardo de la Espriella after a runoff signalling a sharp political shift.

President Rodrigo Paz's state of emergency has eased crippling blockades, but a fatal air force crash and unresolved tensions in Evo Morales's heartland keep the country on edge.

Far-right lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella has emerged narrowly ahead in Colombia's presidential runoff, a result his leftwing rival has vowed to challenge in the courts.

Auditors have found the Home Office's flagship large-site accommodation costs more per night than hotels while delivering fewer beds — a finding that lands as parties sharpen rival deportation pledges ahead of the next election.

With Sir Keir Starmer announcing his resignation, the battle to succeed him will be fought partly over asylum, deportations and whether Britain should stay in the ECHR.