Burkina Faso’s new military leaders met with representatives of West Africa’s main political and economic bloc ECOWAS on Tuesday to discuss plans for a democratic transition after the country’s second coup this year,

Mexico’s president said Tuesday his government is analyzing the creation of a state-owned, army-run airline that would fly 10 leased airplanes as well as the former presidential jet. The unusual plan would further boost the army’s increasing economic role in Mexico.

Louisiana is moving forward with processing thousands of applications for funds to repair damages from Hurricanes Laura and Delta following federal approval of the state’s $600 million grant application.

Meta’s Oversight Board has taken on a new case regarding an Iranian protest slogan, as anti-government demonstrations continue in Iran following the death of Mahsa Amini. The young Iranian woman died in Tehran earlier this month after being arrested and allegedly beaten by Iran’s “morality” police

The Office of Personnel Management is working on diversity and equity policies for the entire government that might also serve as a template for non-government entities.

Elections do not always provide clarity and resolution. Sometimes they merely prolong uncertainty. On Sunday, Bulgarians went to the polls for the fourth time in 18 months, but the chances of forming a stable government look slim.

A minister has said he will “seriously” consider a study that claimed a toxic chemical was more likely to have caused mass shellfish deaths than algae. Fishermen on the North East coast have said their industry has been devastated by large wash-ups of dead crustaceans.

The Dutch government has unveiled details of its energy price cap for households, together with the outlines of a subsidy system aimed at easing the pain for small-to-medium-sized businesses that use

Stewart Rhodes and his codefendants are accused by the government of planning their Capitol attack for months. “Hogwash,” said one defense attorney.