Mahayuti allies to decide on CM face after Maharashtra polls: Amit Shah
10 Nov
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Mahayuti allies to decide on CM face after Maharashtra polls: Amit Shah

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Politics tamfitronics Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday said the ruling Mahayuti in Maharashtra will retain power with full majority and a decision on who will be the chief minister will be taken by the alliance partners after the state polls. Talking to reporters here after unveiling the BJP's manifesto for the November 20 state assembly polls, Shah expressed confidence that the Mahayuti will win the elections. All the three alliance partners - BJP, Shiv Sena led by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Deputy CM Ajit Pawar's NCP - have released their manifestos and after the elections, a committee of ministers from the three parties will be formed to prioritise the assurances given, Shah said. "At present, Eknath Shinde is the chief minister. After the elections, all the three alliance partners will decide on...
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Bill Burr Jokes That Women Running Against Trump Should Ditch the Pantsuit and ‘Whore It Up a Little’ in Fiery ‘SNL’ Monologue
10 Nov
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Bill Burr Jokes That Women Running Against Trump Should Ditch the Pantsuit and ‘Whore It Up a Little’ in Fiery ‘SNL’ Monologue

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Politics tamfitronics Hosting the post-election episode of “Saturday Night Live,” Bill Burr opened his monologue with a laugh: “Nice to be here on such a fun week. I don’t want to hear it. I don’t watch politics. We’re gonna keep it light.”But it wasn’t long before he addressed the elephant in the room.“All right ladies, you’re 0 and 2 on this guy,” Burr said, referring to Donald Trump’s victories over both Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris. “But you learn more from your losses than your wins. Let’s get into the game tape.” “Ladies, enough with the pantsuit. OK? It’s not working! Stop trying to have respect for yourselves,” he joked, referring to Harris’ and Clinton’s wardrobes.“You don’t win the office on policy; you gotta whore it up a little! I’m not saying go full Hooters,”...
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Thousands protest in New York and Washington – as it happened
10 Nov
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Thousands protest in New York and Washington – as it happened

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Politics tamfitronics Politics tamfitronics Thousands of New Yorkers march against Trump's re-electionThousands of New Yorkers have gathered for the Protect Our Futures march, protesting Donald Trump’s re-election as president. Labor unions, immigrant rights groups and LGBTQ+ advocates held aloft a banner reading “We Won’t Back Down” as they marched outside the Trump International Hotel & Tower in Columbus Circle this afternoon.Here’s some footage from the ground:#BREAKING: Thousands of NYers gather at Columbus Circle for the #ProtectOurFutures march!We're clear-eyed about the danger posed by a second Trump administration & we're ready to stand shoulder-to-shoulder to fight back against his dangerous policies.¡Sí se puede! pic.twitter.com/ysh9oIzSKO— Make the Road NY 🦋 (@MaketheRoadNY) November 9, 2024"}}">#BREAKING: Thousands of NYers gather at Columbus Circle for the #ProtectOurFutures march!We're clear-eyed about the danger posed by a second Trump administration & we're...
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While all eyes were on US politics, WA’s opposition alliance was publicly imploding. What happened?
10 Nov
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While all eyes were on US politics, WA’s opposition alliance was publicly imploding. What happened?

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Politics tamfitronics With two weeks left of one of the most lopsided parliaments in Western Australia's history, the wheels appear to be falling off the opposition alliance.Infighting between the unhappily married WA Liberal and Nationals parties is nothing new.But as shots were fired over gun laws this week, some opposition MPs were scratching and shaking their heads, wondering why they were pointing fingers at each other, rather than at Labor.What's the issue?It all centres around the state Labor government's firearm laws, which make it harder to get licences, including by requiring stronger evidence of why guns are needed.The Nationals have always outright opposed the laws, while Liberal MPs have been more split, with some voting in favour, others opposed, and some abstaining from a vote.The Nationals are opposed to the proposed gun laws given their...
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