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Christopher Luxon is scheduled to speak in Auckland at 11.30am before taking questions from the media.

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The 32-day difference compares chamber work schedules, not hours worked or legislative results.

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Employers added 29,000 jobs in September, raising questions about consumer prices, interest rates and economic conditions before the midterms.

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Vice President JD Vance used an NBC News interview to set restrained expectations for Republican candidates in November.

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Polls, odds and forecasts can track the campaign, but the 2026 elections will determine control of Congress in 2027.

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The new office reports directly to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, placing religious affairs within his immediate Pentagon leadership structure.

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The international agreement includes diesel and comes as rising prices put political pressure on President Donald Trump and Republicans.

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The election may produce limited change in Brazil’s House while altering the Senate more noticeably.

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Two U.S. naval groups are heading to the Middle East, where American forces could soon total about 20,000.

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The Pentagon policy gives every U.S. service member one day off in October to vote and will return in even-numbered election years.

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The Pentagon increased pay for U.S. troops serving in hostile-fire and imminent-danger conditions, making the first rate change in more than 20 years.

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The defense secretary is changing military leadership and culture while accelerating work on autonomous weapons and emerging technology.

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More than 4,000 Marines and sailors aboard three warships are being sent to the U.S. Central Command theater.

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The Fox News commentator pointed to polling, the country’s mood and political challenges facing the GOP weeks before Election Day.

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An access screen directs automated users to government APIs but announces no federal pest-control policy.

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Trump’s 2024 margins in newly drawn districts are central to Republican efforts to gain Democratic-held House seats.

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Brazil’s closely divided presidential vote carries consequences for debt, immigration and the country’s place between the United States and China.

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The administration is considering giving Clayton the AI role while he continues serving as director of national intelligence.

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John Anthony Proia III faces one federal cyberstalking count over repeated calls, texts and voicemails allegedly sent to Miller and her family.

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More than 100 Gen Z candidates began congressional campaigns this cycle, but few have turned those bids into success.

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The federal publication website is limiting automated access and directing developers to official APIs.

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Executive Order 14434, signed by President Donald Trump on Sept. 29, 2026, was published in the Federal Register on Oct. 2.

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La economía y el rechazo a la política migratoria de Donald Trump ponen a prueba los avances republicanos entre votantes latinos.

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An AP-NORC poll finds President Donald Trump’s economic approval at a new low as most Americans hold him responsible for high prices.

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Governors can pitch sites for a base of up to 25,000 service members, with schools, housing, land and local cooperation among the criteria.

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Forecasters are moving House races away from Republicans, though the party still has opportunities to capture Democratic-held seats.

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The chamber paused regular floor business as voters prepared to decide which party would control the Senate.

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The Senate approved Sonderling in a 47-41 party-line vote after he led the Labor Department in an acting capacity for several months.

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The parliamentary defeat blocks the proposed government from taking office and extends Romania’s political crisis.

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Industry experts will testify Wednesday about autonomous AI agents and the risks they could pose to federal systems.