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Voters in Switzerland reject right-wing initiative to enforce population cap

Early referendum returns show Swiss citizens decisively voting down the controversial population cap of 10 million.

A federal judge rules against administrative removals of educational displays discussing historical injustices in national parks.

Iranian citizens express fatigue over conflict and economic blockade as soaring energy and food prices strain household budgets.

Gubernatorial primary activists fail in their effort to amend the state constitution to block early national party endorsements.

President Trump urges restraint after an Israeli airstrike hits southern Beirut suburbs threatening a major peace breakthrough.

Projections show the population restriction initiative losing by 54% to 46%, representing a victory for business groups.

Pakistan announces that the US and Iran have agreed to a ceasefire on all fronts, bringing a 3-month war close to an end.

Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez wins the Democratic straw poll in Madison, Wisconsin, emerging as a frontrunner for governor.

A march of 20,000 anti-G7 protesters in Geneva turns violent, targeting symbols of multilateralism and corporate wealth.

Democratic contenders in Wisconsin attack presumptive GOP nominee Tom Tiffany, framing their campaigns for the fall election.