Israel’s election will test Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership after the October 7 attacks, with military service exemptions, judicial reforms, living costs and coalition negotiations likely to shape the next government.

Israel’s election heats up over ultra-Orthodox conscription debate, reflecting deep societal and political divides.

The election comes amid debate over national security, accountability for the October 2023 attacks, military conscription, judicial reform and the rising cost of living

Israelis vote on Tuesday as Benjamin Netanyahu seeks another term against a divided opposition. The outcome could reshape wartime leadership, coalition politics and debates over military service.

When Israelis go to the polls on tomorrow, they will make electoral decisions that belong to them alone. They will choose their representatives, weigh competing visions for the country and help determine the makeup of Israel’s next government.

Southwest Alaska’s Senate district will see new representation in the Alaska State Legislature next year, after the retirement of the state’s longest-serving legislator, Lyman Hoffman. At a forum

A Minnesota group worried that its opposition could expose it to prosecution under the state’s deceptive-practices law. Its lawsuit could have wide implications for limiting speech around elections.